Maria Proitsaki Poetry as a Strategy for Teaching English: Using Nikki Giovanni's Poetry in the English as a Second-/Foreign-Language Classroom
Heinz Tschachler More than a Feeling: Why the Lewis and Clark Expedition Did not Experience 'the Sublime' at the Great Divide when Crossing the American Continent
Stefan Rabitsch One Nation Under Many Cowboy Hats: Western Hats and American Studies—A Cultural-Historical Conspectus
Robert A. Winkler Cabin Fever, or: Back to the Future? The (Anti-)Pastoral in Uncle Tom's Cabin (1852) and Walden (1854)
Phillip J. Ardoin From the Capitol to the Heartland: Analyzing Congressional Rhetoric and the "Flyover Country" Narrative
Joshua Parker, Robert A. Winkler Introduction: Notes on the Relation of Narrative, Environment, and Social Justice
Karla Rohová Jesmyn Ward: New Critical Essays. Edited by Sheri-Marie Harrison, Arin Keeble, and Maria Elena Torres-Quevedo. Edinburgh UP, 2023, 368 pp.
Ingrid Gessner, Angelika Ilg Introduction: American Studies in the Classroom – Arts, Culture, and Critical Pedagogy
Kelly Payne, Janel Simons The Bicycle in the Service of Reform: Frances Willard's Social Entrepreneurship, Her 'Do Everything' Policy, and the Temperance Temple Campaign
Florian Zitzelsberger Metalepsis in Animation: Paradoxical Transgressions of Ontological Levels. By Erwin Feyersinger (Heidelberg: Universitätsverlag Winter, 2017), 163pp.
Philipp Reisner Trans/Intifada: The Politics and Poetics of Intersectional Resistance. By Denijal Jegić (Heidelberg: Universitätsverlag Winter, 2019), 329pp.
Martin Gabriel How to Hide an Empire: A History of the Greater United States. By Daniel Immerwahr (New York: Picador, 2020), 516pp.
Stefan Rabitsch 'When you look at a calf, what do you see?': Land(ed) Business, Manifest Entrepreneurialism, and Competing Capitalisms in the Contemporary West of Yellowstone
Barbara Gfoellner 'It sounds like erasure': Mobility, Vulnerability, and Queer Coolitude Poetics in Rajiv Mohabir's The Taxidermist's Cut
Katharina Wiedlack 'The Beast from the East': Mental Dis/Ability and the Fears of Post-Socialist Mobility in North American Popular Culture
Lena Leßlhumer Becoming bell hooks: A Story about the Self-Empowerment of a Black Girl Who Became a Feminist. By Aneta Ostaszewska. U of Warsaw P, 2023, 161 pp.
Philip McGowan What We Imagine Knowledge to Be: Wallace Stevens, Elizabeth Bishop, and Seventy Years of American Studies
Marija Krstic "Last Frontier. North to the Future." – Oil-Age Alaska and the Environmental Critique in Mei Mei Evans's Oil and Water
