| Journal of American Studies 2003 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Atrocity, authenticity and American exceptionalism: (ir)rationalising the massacre at My Lai. | Regional focus/area studies | Oliver, Kendrick |
| "Be Up and Doing": Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and poetic labor. | Regional focus/area studies | Anderson, Jill |
| Capitalist abstraction and the body politics of place in Toni Cade Bambara's 'Those Bones Are Not My Child.'(Critical Essay) | Regional focus/area studies | Bone, Martyn |
| Conceptualising southern Liberalism: ideology and the Pepper-Smathers 1950 primary in Florida. | Regional focus/area studies | Bell, Jonathan W. |
| Foreigners within and innocents abroad: discourse of the self in the internalization of American studies. | Regional focus/area studies | Shamir, Milette |
| From madness to dysentry: Mad's other New York intellectuasl. | Regional focus/area studies | Abrams, Nathan |
| Hems to hairdos: cultural discourse and Philadelphia Catholic high schools in the 1920s, a case study. | Regional focus/area studies | Dwyer-McNulty, Sara |
| "Liable to be anything": the creation of Joe Christmas in Faulkner's Light in August. | Regional focus/area studies | Robinson, Owen |
| On the tail of the Panther: Black Power and the 1967 convention of the National Conference for New Politics. | Regional focus/area studies | Hall, Simon |
| Paul Auster's specters.(Critical Essay) | Regional focus/area studies | Jahsan, Paul |
| Run-of-the-Mill Lunacy. | Regional focus/area studies | Encke, Jeffrey |
| Saying obligations: George Oppen's poetryand Levinasian ethics. | Regional focus/area studies | Jenkins, Mathew G. |
| The berders of time, place, and people in John Sayles's Lone Star. | Regional focus/area studies | Barr, Alan P. |
| The conservative 1960s. | Regional focus/area studies | Hijiya, James A. |
| "This isn't exactly a ghost story": Edith Wharton and parodic Gothic.(Critical Essay) | Regional focus/area studies | Beer, Janet, Horner, Avril |
| Thomas Jefferson, Sally Hemings, and the question of race: an ongoing debate. | Regional focus/area studies | Nicolaisen, Peter |
| "Who ain't a slave?": 'Moby Dick' and the ideology of free labor.(Critical Essay) | Regional focus/area studies | McGuire, Ian |
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