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• “Introduction: Environmental Communication in China and Beyond.”
• “It’s a Girl!” Bringing Performativity Back to Linguistics
• "Jabès, Edmond"
• "Jerome"
• "L’évanescence photographique et l’impulsion caméléonesque"
• “La apertura del espacio posapocalíptico en el fin de siglo español”
• “La masculinidad en crisis: Don Juan Tenorio y el parto pesado del amor moderno en la Ciudad de México, 1900-1910.”
• “Lab as Living Thing, Media Archaeological Fundus as Assemblage.”
• "Laconism and the Literary Politics of the Social Contract"
• "Lire, écrire, traduire," interview with Marie Cosnay
• "Lock Her Up!": A Biography of a Trump-Era Chant and the Banality of Misogyny
• “Male Nudes and Embodied Spirituality in Romanesque Sculpture.”
• "Many Paths, Many Souls: Traditional Chinese Views of the Other World"
• "Maps Without Territory: Disappearing Trelawney Town"
• “Material Subjects, Immaterial Bodies: Abhinavagupta’s Panentheist Matter”
• "Maybe What We've Done Here in Antigua Is Just the Thing to Combat Global Inequity": Developing Teachers for Linguistically Diverse Classrooms Through Study Abroad
• “Mediating the Taboo: The Straight Lesbian Gaze”
• "Mind" TS: Testing a Brief Mindfulness Intervention with an Intelligent Tutoring System
• "More Deadly than the Male": The Women's War in the British Imagination
• “Moving Contexts of Migration is Beautiful and Undocubus: On Becoming Butterflies and Transnational Entanglements.”
• “Multilingual Approaches to Colonial-Era Caribbean Theatre Research: Challenges and Interventions.”
• “Music and the Immorality of Ethnography.”
• "National Defense and Political Independence"
• "Native Americans and Exchange: Strategies and Interactions before 1800"
• “New Materialisms, Networks, and; Humanities Research.”
• "News, Television,” “Barbara Walters,” and “Rosie the Riveter.”
• “No books left on the shelf”: Addressing school censorship in the university YAL course.
• "Nobody to Blame": Steamboat Accidents and Responsibility in Twain
• "Nommer, désorienter," interview with Marie Cosnay
• “Nonsense and sensibility: The importance of not being earnest in colonial Korea and Taiwan"

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