Mary E Papke

Biographic Data

ID1710643
NAMEMary E Papke
GIVEN NAMESMary E
FAMILY NAMEPapke
SIGNATUREPAPKE M E
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Tennessee at Knoxville
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS10
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT10
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1980
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
H-INDEX0

  • The Narrow House

    Evelyn Scott, Mary E PapkeBOOKNarrow House2021

  • Narrow House

    Evelyn Scott, Mary E PapkeBOOKNarrow House2021

  • Critical Introduction

    Mary E PapkeCHAPTERNarrow House2021

  • Necessary Interventions in the Face of Very Curious Compulsions

    Mary E PapkeARTICLEStudies in American Naturalism2013

  • Naturalism and Commodity Culture

    Mary E Papke, Keith NewlinBOOKThe Oxford handbook of American…2011

    This article discusses the relationship between commodity culture and American literary naturalism. It introduces the terms of classical Marxism to indicate the importance of determinist philosophies such as those found in Capital and Thorstein Veblen's The Theory of the Leisure Class to numerous early and even more recent readings of naturalism and commodity culture. Excavation of the relationship between naturalism and commodity culture paradox…

  • Susan Glaspell

    Linda Ben-Zvi, Mary E Papke et al.ARTICLETheatre Journal1995

  • Ellen Glasgow's Reasonable Doubts

    Open AccessMary E Papke, Julius Rowan Raper et al.ARTICLESouth Central Review1990

  • Ellen Glasgow

    Mary E Papke, Marcelle Thiebaux et al.ARTICLETulsa Studies in Women s Literature1983

  • Women Respond to Racism

    Mary E Papke, M Papke et al.ARTICLETelos1981

    That the National Women's Studies Association took racism seriously enough to devote a whole conference to it — the 1981 Third National Conference: “Women Respond to Racism” — demonstrates the maturity of the organization. Adrienne Rich, who, along with Audre Lorde, gave the keynote address, raised the question of where women in Women's Studies should direct their loyalty: “How disobedient will Women's Studies be in the 1980s?” Rich also noted th…

  • Planning for a Non-Sexistsociety

    Lynne Layton, Mary E Papke et al.ARTICLETelos1980

    On March 20-22, the McGill Committee for Teaching and Research on Women sponsored a conference on planning for a non-sexist society. At registration, participants received a round white button with nothing written on it; participants were to create their own vision of a non-sexist society — or perhaps to “white out" the present sexist one. In fact, the papers presented and films shown reflected all points of view and were presented by academics f…