Contents
Editors’ Note
ERIC FURE-SLOCUM, CRISTINA BĂNICERU,
AND LOREDANA BERCUCI
Crisis and Political Discourse
“The Aftermath of Historic Chaos:” Trumpism
as a Totalist Worldview in the Testimonies
of Participants in the January 6 Attacks
MIHAI MURARIU AND LOREDANA BERCUCI
The Crisis of the 1930s and American Antisemitism
GABRIELA TUCAN AND DUMITRU TUCAN
Spaces of Crisis
Crisis? What Crisis?: Rethinking
How We Talk about Rural America
STEVEN CONN
“The wrong side of the desk:” Material and Discursive Struggle
in Bud Osborn’s Downtown Eastside
CONNOR ROBINSON
Crisis and Literary Discourse
The Crucible and the Production of Fear in the
Contemporary World: The Future and Persistence in Culture
AAMIR AZIZ
Cultural Politics and Academic Crises in American Campus Fiction:
Francine Prose’s Blue Angel and Tom Wolfe’s I Am Charlotte Simmons
DANA PERCEC
Teaching Crises
Recovered History:
Chicanx Representation in the Dual Credit Classroom
RONNIE K. STEPHENS
Teaching the January 6th Insurrection:
Historical Perspectives on a Crisis in American Democracy
ERIC FURE-SLOCUM
Reviews
Casey Nelson Blake, Daniel H. Borus, and Howard Brick.
At the Center: American Thought and Culture
in the Mid-Twentieth Century
GABRIEL C. GHERASIM
Dana Gioia. Christianity and Poetry
ROXANA ELENA DONCU
Canning, Charlotte M. Theatre & the USA
DIANA BENEA
Mihaela P. Harper and Dimitar Kambourov, editors.
Bulgarian Literature as World Literature
ALEXANDRA GLAVANAKOVA