Published February 22, 2009
Vol. 38, No. 2: Summer 1997

Articles

AmsJ Editors
1-3
Front Matter
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AmsJ Editors
4,152
Notes on Contributors
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Norman R. Yetman
5-7
Introduction
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Jay Mechling
9-30
Some [New] Elementary Axioms for an American Cultur[al] Studies
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De Witt Douglas Kilgore
31-40
Undisciplined Multiplicity: The Relevance of an American Cultural Studies
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James J. Farrell
41-47
Some Elementary Questions for an American Cultural Studies (Response to Mechling and Kilgore)
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Richard P. Horwitz
49-68
To Kvetch and Define a Field
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Doris Friedensohn
69-85
Towards a Post-Imperial, Transnational American Studies: Notes of a Frequent Flier
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Steven Watts
87-93
American Studies and Americans: A Crank's Critique (Response to Horwitz and Friedensohn)
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Barry Shank
95-116
The Continuing Embarrassment of Culture: From the Culture Concept to Cultural Studies
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Mark Hulsether
117-146
Three Challenges for the Field of American Studies: Relating to Cultural Studies, Addressing Wider Publics, and Coming to Terms with Religions
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Albert E. Stone
147-151
Comments (Response to Shank and Hulsether)
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