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Year in Reading

A Year in Reading: Ellen Wayland-Smith

Ellen Wayland-Smith - 12.17.2024
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Excerpts

Camera Obscura

Ellen Wayland-Smith - 11.27.2024
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Reviews

Becca Rothfeld’s Exuberant Ode to the Risks of Rapture

Ellen Wayland-Smith - 5.16.2024
There is no experience of longing that is not, at the same time, an ethical revelation. 
Ellen Wayland-Smith - 5.16.2024
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Reviews

The Violent Truths of ‘Brutalities’

Ellen Wayland-Smith - 2.2.2024
The impulse to simplify the complicated nature of touch, argues Margo Steines, is not just an intellectual but an ethical failure.
Ellen Wayland-Smith - 2.2.2024
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Reviews

The Lupine Anxieties of ‘Wolfish’

Ellen Wayland-Smith - 3.3.2023
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Essays

“Tough Little Numbers”: Women and Criticism

Ellen Wayland-Smith - 4.13.2018
Dean’s book is a riposte to this systematic decentering, providing a counter-narrative to the well-worn tales of American literary critical fathers and sons.
Ellen Wayland-Smith - 4.13.2018
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Reviews

Double Binds: On Morgan Jerkins’s ‘This Will Be My Undoing’

Ellen Wayland-Smith - 1.30.2018
Failure—damned if you do, damned if you don’t—is built into the double bind of black womanhood.
Ellen Wayland-Smith - 1.30.2018
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