Appendix B: Chapters in Books                                     Back         go to Chapters      go to Honors                   

Maneck Daruwala, “Every Paddler’s Heritage: W. B. Yeats, Hans Andersen, Susan Pollexfen Yeats, S. T. Coleridge, and Children’s Stories,” in Prodigal Father Revisited: John Butler Yeats and His Circle, edited by Janis Londraville (Locust Hill Press, 2002). 

John Dufresne, “Fiction is My Religion: conversations with John Dufresne,” in Songs of the New South: Contemporary Louisiana, edited by Kevin Blaine Bell abd David Caudle (Greenwood Press, 2001).

Kathleen McCormack, “Intoxication and the Victorian Novel, “ in Companion to the Victorian Novel (Greenwood Press, 2001), 137-148.

Kate Capshaw Smith, “‘Biskets of Love, which all crumble away’: The Failure of Domestic Metaphor in Margaret Cavendish’s Poetry,” in Domestic Arrangements in Early Modern England, edited by Kari Boyd McBride (Duquesne University Press, 2002).

James Sutton, “‘The Allurement of Liking’ and ‘The Contentation of Power’: Decoding the Visual Culture of the Elizabethan Prodigy House,” in Renaissance Papers 2002, edited Thomas Hester (Camden House, in press for 2003)

“The Retiring Patron: William Cecil and the Cultivation of Retirement, 1590-1598,” in Patronage, Culture and Power: The Early Cecils, 1558-1612, edited by Pauline Croft (Yale University Press, 2001), 159-180.

Mehmet Yavas, “Speech Issues in Bilingualism,” in MIT Encyclopedia of Communication Disorders (MIT Press, in press for 2002).

Mehmet Yavas, “VOT Patterns in bilingual phonological development,” in Themes in Clinical Linguistics, edited by F. Windsor, L. Kelly, and N. Hewlett (Lawrence Erlbaum, in press for 2002).