South Atlantic Review Summer 2016 Volume Number 2 81 Journal of the South Atlantic Modern Language Association Editor R. Barton Palmer About South Atlantic Review Associate Editor
[email protected] Marta Hess ince its founding in 1935 as the newsletter for the South SAtlantic Modern Language Association, the South At- lantic Review has become a premier academic quarterly Reviews Editor publishing research in the modern languages and litera- Daniel Marshall tures, as well as in associated fields such as film, cultural studies, and rhetoric/composition. The journal welcomes submissions of essays, maximum length 8,000 words, that are accessible, and of broad interest, to its diverse reader- Foreign Language ship across a number of disciplines. Submissions may be Reviews Editor made electronically directly to the managing editor at the Michael Rice address above. SAR also welcomes proposals for special is- sues and special focus sections. Additional information regarding submission require- ments and book reviews can be found on our website at Foreign Language http://samla.memberclicks.net/sar. Reviews Assistants In Appreciation. South Atlantic Review wishes to ac- Theresa McBreen knowledge the generous contributions and support Ann McCullough provided by Ashley Cowden Fisk, Michael LeMahieu, and the Pearce Center for Professional Communication at Clemson University, by the Clemson University Depart- Managing Editor ment of English chaired by Lee Morrissey, and by the Col- Christina Baswell lege of Arts, Architecture, and the Humanities. About SAMLA www.samla.gsu.edu
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