In Henry James's "In the Cage," we come to find different aspects of a newly emerging reality. The new reality is featured by a relatively educated working-class woman employed as a telegraphist, "ha'penny" popular fiction ...

For a fuller understanding of Mark Twain’s Pudd’nhead Wilson, I attempt to analyze the white elites’ reified views about private property as well as the often irrational ethos of ordinary white citizens in Dawson’s Landing. ...

Neo-liberal government policies on Korean higher education have worsened the crisis of English studies as well as the whole Humanities for the last few decades. Today scholars for English studies find it much more difficult ...

This paper purports to examine recent critical debates on Mark Twain’s Pudd’nhead Wilson. First of all, I try to answer Hui-sok Yoo’s critical attacks against my essay on Pudd’nhead Wilson. I agree with Yoo’s idea that, ...