Research and Publications
Research
Details of Arts and Humanities faculty research can be found in RESEARCH@Babson College, a publication of the Babson Faculty Research Fund.
Publications
Professor Jon Dietrick
“‘The Jungle is Dark and Full of Diamonds’: Natural Value and the Logic of Naturalism in Death of a Salesman.” Death of a Salesman: Critical Insights. Ed. Brenda Murphy. Pasadena, CA: Salem Press, 2009.
Professor Elizabeth Goldberg
"Review: Through Your Eyes." Dir. Eva Urrutia and Guillermina Buzios.
The Americas: A Quarterly Review of Inter-American Cultural History. Fall, 2004.
With Danna Greenberg. "What's a Cultural Studies Curriculum Doing at a College Like This?" Liberal Education. Journal of the American Association of Colleges and Universities. September, 2004.
"Who was Afraid of Patrice Lumumba? Terror and the Ethical Imagination in Lumumba: La Mort du Prophet." Terror, Media, and Liberation. Ed. J. David Slocum. New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers University Press, Depth of Field Series, 2005.
Professor Sandra Graham
Grove Dictionary of American Music, 2nd ed. (Oxford University Press, 2013, in print and online), 16 articles including "Abolition, Music and"; “Musical Theater, §1860–1900”; "Fisk Jubilee Singers"; "Johnson, J. Rosamond"
“Reframing Negro Spirituals in the Late Nineteenth Century,” in John Koegel (ed.), Music, American Made: Essays in Honor of John Graziano, Detroit Monographs in Musicology / Studies in Music (Sterling Heights, MI: Harmonie Park Press, 2011), ch. 27
“Performance as Research (PAR) in North American Ethnomusicology,” in Shannon Rose Riley and Lynette Hunter (eds.), Mapping Landscapes for Performance as Research: Scholarly Acts and Creative Cartographies (Palgrave Macmillan, 2009), 99–106
“What’s the Score? Interpreting Transcriptions of the Fisk Jubilee Spirituals,” Muzikološki Zbornik / Musicology Annual XLII/1 (2007): 115–25
“On the Road to Freedom: The Contracts of the Fisk Jubilee Singers,” American Music 24/1 (2006): 1–29
Professor Kathleen Kelly
"A Yearlong General Education Course Using ‘Reacting to the Past’ Pedagogy to Explore Democratic Practice." The International Journal of Learning 16.11 (2009): 147-56.
Professor Mary O'Donoghue
"Fecking Around With These Old Stories: Talkers and Earwitnesses in the Theatre of the Bar." Anáil an Bhéil Bheo: Orality and Modern Irish Culture. Ed. Nessa Cronin, Sean Crossan, and John Eastlake. Cambridge Scholars Press, 2009.
agus rud eile de./ and another thing. Louis de Paor. (Bilingual poetry collection) Translations by Mary O'Donoghue, Kevin Snderson, Biddy Jenkinson, with the author. Indreabhan. Connemara: Cló-Iarchonnachta, 2010.
"A.P." (Short story) Literary Imagination 12.1 (Spring 2010).
“Fob.” “Men Watching the Pére Charles Being Raised.” “Petition.” “Stalking Horse.” (Poems) The Recorder: The Journal of the American Irish Historical Society. 21: 2 & 22: 1 (2009).
“Letters to Emily: Finding Your Voice.” “Petition.” “Thanksgiving in Florida.” (Poems) “On disgrace and the need for a new-fangled envoy.” (Essay) The Watchful Heart: A New Generation of Irish Poets. Ed. Joan McBreen. Cliffs of Moher: Salmon Press, 2009.
“Late Cycle.” Writing Home: Stinging Fly (2009).
“On disgrace and the need for a new-fangled envoy.” The Watchful Heart: A New Generation of Irish Poets. Ed. Joan McBreen. Cliffs of Moher: Salmon Press, 2009.
Professor Mary Pinard
“Antietam Primer,” (poem) Boston Review, Spring 2009.
“Crossties,” (poem) The Southern Review, Winter 2009.
“Hep,” (essay) Stepping on My Brother’s Head and Other Secrets Your English Professor Never Told You. Eds. Charles Schuster and Sondra Perl. Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann-Boynton/Cook (2010).
“Minnesota Burial: Plainsong,” “Philanthropist,” and “To Rivers,” (poems) ISLE: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and the Environment, Winter 2009.
“The Weight of the Dislodged” and “Theory of Disappearance,” Prairie Schooner (poems) Spring 2009.
“Voice(s) of the Poet-Gardener: Alice Oswald and Poetry of Acoustic Encounter,” (essay) Interdisciplinary Literary Studies: A Journal of Criticism and Theory—Special Issue on Ecopoetics. Ed. Ian Marshall. Penn State, Altoona, Summer 2009.
Professor Virginia Rademacher
"Queer Transitions in Contemporary Spanish Culture: From Franco to La Movida." Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies 10.3 (2009): 375-77.
"Review." Rev. of Fuentes: Lectura Y Redacción. 2009.
Professor Brian Seitz
"Intersubjectivity and Death: Heidegger and the Iroquois." Comparative and Continental Philosophy, Spring, 2010.
Professor Janice Yellin
“La transition entre le Napatéen tardif et l'Epoque méroïtique, d'après les recherchessur la nécropole royale sud de Méroé”, Bulletin de la Société Française d’Égyptologie, no. 174, Paris 2009, 8-28.
Forthcoming Publications from Arts and Humanities Faculty
Professor Jon Dietrick
"'A Full Refund Aint Enough': Money in Suzan-Lori Parks's Red Letter Plays." Ed. Philip Kolin. Essays on Suzan-Lori Parks. New York: McFarlane, 2010.
Professor Fritz Fleischmann
“ ‘A Right Manly Man’ in 1843: John Neal on Women’s Rights, Masculinity, and the Problem of Male Feminism.” Accepted for a volume entitled Headlong Enterprise: New Essays on John Neal and Nineteenth-Century Culture and Literature. Ed. Edward Watts and David Carlson.
"John Neal." Forthcoming in the Encyclopedia of the American Enlightenment, ed. Mark Spencer (New York and London: Continuum, 2011).
"Margaret Fuller's Socialism." Nineteenth Century Prose, special issue on Margaret Fuller. Ed. Brigitte Bailey (2010).
Professor Mary Pinard
“Seasons on a (Prairie) Frontier: Notes on Process & Form in the Making of a Long Poem,” (essay) (In) Scribing Gender: International Female Writers and the Creative Process. Ed. Jen Westmoreland Bouchard, Diversion Press, 2011.
Professor Virginia Rademacher
"Playing for Real: Simulated Games of Identity in Spain’s Gen X Narrative." Generation X Goes Global. 2010.
"Postmodern Quest and the Role of Distance in Antonio Muñoz Molina’s El Invierno En Lisboa." Contemporary Literary Criticism. Gale/ Cengage, 2010
"Transatlantic Crossings: Post-Dictatorship Transitions and Cultural Transformations in Spain, Argentina, Chile." Proc. of International Conference on Development & Assessment of Intercultural Conference, University of Arizona. 2010.
Professor Brian Seitz
With Ron Scapp, eds. Fashion Statements On Style, Appearance, and Reality. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2010.
Professor Rosa Slegers
Courageous Vulnerability. Leiden: Brill, 2010.
Books
Professor Elizabeth Swanson Goldberg
Beyond Terror - Gender, Narrative, Human Rights, Rutgers University Press, 2007.
Professor Sandra Graham
From Slave Song to America's Music: The Popularization of Negro Spirituals (University of Illinois Press, book in preparation)
Pamela Hoffer, Lecturer in French
Reflets réciproques: A Prismatic Reading of Stéphane Mallarmé and Hélène Cixous, Peter Lang Publishing, April 2006.
Professor Mary O'Donoghue
Among These Winters, The Dedalus Press, 2007.
Before the House Burns. Dublin, Ireland: The Lilliput Press, 2010. (Novel)
Tulle, Salmon Poetry, 2002.
Professor Brian Seitz
With Ron Scapp, editors, Etiquette - Reflections on Contemporary Comportment, State University of New York Press, 2007.