| Journal of American Studies 1996 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Alien nation: white male paranoia and imperial culture in the United States.(The American Past and Popular Culture) | Regional focus/area studies | Kennedy, Liam |
| Carry me back: nostalgia for the Old South in nineteenth-century popular culture.(The American Past and Popular Culture) | Regional focus/area studies | Glazer, Lee, Key, Susan |
| Country blues on the screen: the Leadbelly films.(The American Past and Popular Culture) | Regional focus/area studies | Paris, Michael |
| Decadence and disquiet: recent American fiction and the coming fin de siecle. | Regional focus/area studies | Annesley, James |
| Limited engagement: 'The Quiet American' as history.(The American Past and Popular Culture) | Regional focus/area studies | Whitfield, Stephen J. |
| Looking for the real Carl Rakosi: collecteds and selecteds. | Regional focus/area studies | Perloff, Marjorie |
| Manhattan Melodrama's "Art of the Weak": telling history from the other side in the 1930s talking gangster film.(The American Past and Popular Culture) | Regional focus/area studies | Munby, Jonathan |
| Mr. Roberts and American remembering; or, why Major Major Major Major looks like Henry Fonda.(The American Past and Popular Culture) | Regional focus/area studies | Beidler, Philip D. |
| Naming of parts; or, the comforts of classification: Thomas Jefferson's construction of America as fact and myth. | Regional focus/area studies | Manning, Susan |
| Private acts/public policy: Alfred Kinsey, the American Law Institute and the privatization of American sexual morality. | Regional focus/area studies | Allyn, David |
| Revisions, rememories and exorcisms: Toni Morrison and the slave narrative. | Regional focus/area studies | Hamilton, Cynthia S. |
| Rewriting the gold rush: Twain, Harte and homosociality. (Mark Twain; Bret Harte) | Regional focus/area studies | Stoneley, Peter |
| State of the art: adding empire to the study of American culture. | Regional focus/area studies | Mackenthun, Gesa |
| The fourth Warner Brother and her role in the war. (Bette Davis, World War II)(The American Past and Popular Culture) | Regional focus/area studies | Shingler, Martin |
| The Johnson administration and the British Labour government: Vietnam, the pound and east of Suez. | Regional focus/area studies | Dumbrell, John |
| The limits of progressivism: Louis Brandeis, democracy and the corporation. | Regional focus/area studies | Cullis, Philip |
| The soldier and the aesthete: homosexuality and popular culture in gilded age America.(The American Past and Popular Culture) | Regional focus/area studies | Blanchard, Mary W. |
| The spectacle of plains: public evidence, personal invention, and the painting of Roger Brown. | Regional focus/area studies | Garvey, Timothy J. |
| The Ultimate Frank Lloyd Wright: America's Architect. (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Regional focus/area studies | Tallack, Douglas |
| What fame is: Bukowski's exploration of self. (Charles Bukowski) | Regional focus/area studies | Madigan, Andrew J. |
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