English

A newcomer gains power: An analysis of the role of rhetorical expertise

Journal of Business Communication, 35(4).

Loc Aizi/Anima Mundi: Being, time, and desire in the early Occitan Canso

In J. J. Paxson & C. Gravlee (Eds.), Desiring discourse: The literature of love from Ovid to Chaucer (pp. 111–122). Selinsgrove, Penn.: Susquehanna University Press.

On loving characters

In A few thousand words about love. New York: St. Martin's Press.

John Ashbery?s 'Houseboat Days'

In J. Wilson & P. K. Jason (Eds.), Masterplots II: Poetry series supplement. Pasadena, Calif.: Salem Press.

Hart Crane?s The circumstance

In J. Wilson & P. K. Jason (Eds.), Masterplots II: Poetry series supplement. Pasadena, Calif.: Salem Press.

Hart Crane?s O Carib isle!

In J. Wilson & P. K. Jason (Eds.), Masterplots II: Poetry series supplement. Pasadena, Calif.: Salem Press.

Dual Yarzheit

(Vol. 2).

The lake goddess: The root of Nwapa's word

In Emerging perspectives on flora Nwapa (pp. 335–352). Trenton: Africa World Press.

The Carolina connection in Cherokee Sound

North Carolina Literary Review, 7(1998), 86–87.

Some aspects of African-American vernacular English phonology

In J. R. S. S. Mufwene, J. Baugh, & G. Bailey (Eds.), African American English (pp. 85–109). London: Routledge.

Scribbling women

Boston, MA: Public Media Foundation.

Recollections of a southern daughter: A memoir by Cornelia James Pond of Liberty County

Athens: University of Georgia Press.

Narrative, science, and narrative science

NARRATIVE INQUIRY, Vol. 8, pp. 379–390.

Maybe next year: Feminist silence and the AIDS epidemic

In L. C. P. A. Treichler & C. Penley (Eds.), The visible woman: Imaging technologies, gender, and science. New York: N.Y. University Press.

Looking for Marlboro Jones

Southern Review (Baton Rouge, La.), 34(1998 Winter/Spring), 140–157.

Linguistic and sociolinguistic prerequisites for teaching language

In J. S. Simmons & L. Baines (Eds.), Language study in middle, high school, and beyond (pp. 72–109). Newark, DE: International Reading Association.

Language ideology and dialect: Understanding the Oakland ebonics controversy

Journal of English Linguistics, 26(2), 108–121.

Introduction to "Lyddy: A tale of the Old South"

In E. J. Bacon (Ed.), Lyddy: A tale of the Old South (p. ix-). Athens: University of Georgia Press.

Freedom and feminism against a naturalistic world order: The life and works of Dolores Medio

In L. M. S. Cavallo & O. Preble-Nieme (Eds.), Estudios en honor de Janet Perez: El sujeto femenino en escritoras hispanicas (pp. 257–269). Potomac, Maryland: Scripta Humanistica.

Endangered dialects: a neglected siutuation in the endangerment canon

Southwest Journal of Linguistics, 14(1998), 117–131.