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Researcher

Chad Weidner

16 Results

2013

Local Natures, Global Responsibilities: Ecocritical Perspectives on the New English Literatures

The green ghost: an ecocritical study of selected texts by William Burroughs

Chad WeidnerKristiaan Versluys

2012

William Burroughs: the place of dead roads

2011

Retroactive utopia: reclaiming the sepia myth of America in a late beat trilogy

William Burroughs: the western lands

2010

'Doomed Lovers in Buildings that Will be Ruins!': The Beat Generation and Events of Great Social Rupture

Beatitude Golden Anniversary 1959-2009 Edited by Latif Harris and Neeli Cherkovski

2009

Antennae of Television to the Meaningless Sky: The Ruinous City and the Toxic Human

Does Ecocriticism Really Matter? Exploring the Relevance of Green Cultural Studies.

Metaphor of Landscape in a Trilogy of Lesser Known Beat Novels

2008

'The Great God Pan is Dead!' The Ecological Elegy of William Burroughs' Ghost of Chance

Animal Empathy in William S. Burroughs' The Cat Inside

2007

Did Thomas Jefferson Own a Gun?: William Burroughs and the American Agrarian Link

A2 Journal Article in The International Journal of the Humanities

The Unholy Metropolis: Naked Lunch as the Anti-Urban Novel

2002

Native Dyes: Race and Politics in the Jacobean Masque

Chad WeidnerKarolien Walravens

Bookchapter in Ben Jonson: A Critical Study