| Journal of American Studies 1997 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 'An avenue to some degree of profit and reputation': The Sketch Book as Washington Irving's entree and undoing. | Regional focus/area studies | Hiller, Alice |
| "An Octoroon in the Kindling": American vernacular and blackface minstrelsy in 1930s Hollywood. | Regional focus/area studies | Stanfield, Peter |
| Cuds and snipes: labor at Chicago's Auditorium Building, 1887-1889. | Regional focus/area studies | Twombly, Robert |
| Decorating the dining-room: still-life chromolithographs and domestic ideology in nineteenth-century America. | Regional focus/area studies | Rotskoff, Lori E. |
| Folk poetry and the American avant-garde: Placing Lorine Niedecker. | Regional focus/area studies | Middleton, Peter |
| "Forty acres and a mule": Horace Mann Bond and the lynching of Jerome Wilson. | Regional focus/area studies | Fairclough, Adam |
| Going international: Presidential activity in the post-modern presidency. | Regional focus/area studies | Smith, Michael J. |
| "Let us all be kissing-friends?": Zora Neale Hurston and race politics in Dixie. | Regional focus/area studies | Trefzer, Annette |
| Maximizing the noodles: class, memory and capital in Sergio Leone's 'Once Upon a Time in America'. | Regional focus/area studies | Godden, Richard |
| Misreading Morrison, mishearing jazz: A response to Toni Morrison's jazz critics. | Regional focus/area studies | Munton, Alan |
| Of being ethical: reflections on George Oppen. | Regional focus/area studies | Nicholls, Peter |
| Shifting perspectives on American exceptionalism: Recent literature on American labor relations and labor politics. | Regional focus/area studies | Gerber, Larry G. |
| Silver slippers and a golden cap: L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and historical memory in American politics. | Regional focus/area studies | Ritter, Gretchen |
| The country in the city: Central Park in Jonas Mekas's 'Walden' and William Greaves's 'Symbiopsychotaxiplasm: Take One'. | Regional focus/area studies | MacDonald, Scott |
| The Distant Magnet after twenty-five years: An essay in self-criticism. | Regional focus/area studies | Taylor, P.A.M. |
| What in the world interests women: Hollywood, postwar America, and 'Johnny Belinda'. | Regional focus/area studies | Leff, Leonard J. |
| Writing during wartime: gender and literacy in the American Civil War. | Regional focus/area studies | Nelson, Michael C. |
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