Publication
List of Removed Books from Nimitz Library
Released: April 4, 2025
Title
350 Dazzling dialectics: Elizabeth Bishop’s resonating feminist reality /
Sally Bishop Shigley.
Date
c1997.
351 Deviant modernism: sexual and textual errancy in T.S. Eliot,
James Joyce, and Marcel Proust / Colleen Lamos.
1998.
352 Faulkner’s sexualities: Faulkner and Yoknapatawpha, 2007 / edited
by Annette Trefzer and Ann J. Abadie.
c2010.
353 Hemingway’s fetishism: psychoanalysis and the mirror of
manhood/Carl P. Eby.
c1999.
354 Hemingway’s genders rereading the Hemingway text / Nancy R.
Comley and Robert Scholes.
1998.
355 Anaïs Nin and the remaking of self: gender, modernism, and
narrative identity / Diane Richard-Allerdyce.
356 Richard Wright and racial discourse / Yoshinobu Hakutani.
357 I know why the caged bird sings, by Maya Angelou / editor,
Mildred R. Mickle.
c1994.
c1996.
c2010.
2021.
2013.
358 Good boy: my life in seven dogs / Jennifer Finney Boylan.
359 Every day / David Levithan.
360 Everybody’s America: Thomas Pynchon, race, and the cultures of
postmodernism / David Witzling.
2008.
361 Anne Rice and sexual politics: the early novels / by James R.
Keller; with conclusion by James R. Keller and Gwendolyn
Morgan.
c2000.
362 A psalm for the wild-built / Becky Chambers.
2021.
363 Body language / by Kelly Magee.
c2006.
364 Summer fun / Jeanne Thornton.
[2021]
365 Brain storm: the flaws in the science of sex differences / Rebecca
M. Jordan-Young.
2010.
366 Man & woman, boy & girl: gender identity from conception to
maturity/John Money, Anke A. Ehrhardt.
1996.
367 The autobiography of a transgender scientist / Ben Barres ;
foreword by Nancy Hopkins.
2020.
368 Designing and conducting gender, sex, & health research / editors,
John L. Oliffe, Lorraine Greaves.
c2012.
369 Purity and pollution: gender, embodiment, and Victorian medicine
/ Alison Bashford.
1998.
370 Dying of whiteness: how the politics of racial resentment is killing
America’s heartland / Jonathan M. Metzl.
[2019]
371 Dying of whiteness: how the politics of racial resentment is killing
America’s heartland / Jonathan M. Metzl.
[2019]
Subjects
Bishop, Elizabeth,–1911-1979–Political and social views.; Feminism and literature–United States–History–20th century.; Women and literature–United States–History–20th century.;
Gender identity in literature.; Sex role in literature.; Lesbians in literature.
Eliot, T. S.–(Thomas Stearns),–1888-1965–Criticism and interpretation.; Proust, Marcel,–1871-1922.–A la recherche du temps perdu.; Joyce, James,–1882-1941.–Ulysses.; Paraphilias in
literature.; Gender identity in literature.; Masculinity in literature.; Modernism (Literature); Sex in literature.; Men in literature.
Faulkner, William,–1897-1962–Criticism and interpretation–Congresses.; Faulkner, William,–1897-1962–Sexual behavior–Congresses.; Faulkner, William,–1897-1962–Aesthetics–
Congresses.; Sex in literature–Congresses.; Sex (Psychology) in literature–Congresses.; Gender identity in literature–Congresses.
Hemingway, Ernest,–1899-1961–Knowledge–Psychology.; Psychoanalysis and literature–United States–History–20th century.; Psychological fiction, American–History and criticism.;
Authors, American–20th century–Psychology.; Hemingway, Ernest,–1899-1961–Psychology.; Gender identity in literature.; Masculinity in literature.; Fetishism in literature.; Men in
literature.
Hemingway, Ernest,–1899-1961–Criticism and interpretation.; Masculinity in literature.; Gender identity in literature.; Sex role in literature.
Nin, Anaïs,–1903-1977–Criticism and interpretation.; Psychoanalysis and literature–United States–History–20th century.; Women and literature–United States–History–20th century.;
Psychological fiction, American–History and criticism.; Modernism (Literature)–United States.; Sex (Psychology) in literature.; Gender identity in literature.; Narration (Rhetoric); Self in
literature.; Fiction–Technique.; Lacan, Jacques.–1901-1981.
Wright, Richard,–1908-1960–Criticism and interpretation.; Wright, Richard,–1908-1960–Political and social views.; Literature and society–United States–History–20th century.; African
Americans in literature.; Race relations in literature.; Racism in literature.
Angelou, Maya.–I know why the caged bird sings.; African Americans in literature.; Racism in literature.; Southern States–In literature.
Boylan, Jennifer Finney,–1958-; Novelists, American–20th century–Biography.; Transgender people–United States–Biography.; Dog owners–United States–Biography.; Dogs–United
States–Biography.; Human-animal relationships.
Transmigration–Ffiction.; Interpersonal relations–Fiction.; Gender identity–Fiction.; Identity (Philosophical concept)–Fiction.; Romance fiction.
Pynchon, Thomas–Criticism and interpretation.; Postmodernism (Literature)–United States.; Race in literature.; Racism in literature.; Race relations in literature.; Multiculturalism in
literature.; African Americans in literature.; African Americans–Race identity.; Whites in literature.; Politics and literature–United States–History–20th century.
Rice, Anne,–1941—Criticism and interpretation.; Gender identity in literature.; Sex in literature.
Robots–Fiction.; Monks–Fiction.; Mythology–Fiction.; Self-consciousness (Awareness)–Fiction.; Gender-nonconforming people–Fiction.
Gender identity–Fiction.; Lesbians–Fiction.; Southern States–Social life and customs–Fiction.
Transgender women–Fiction.; Transgender people–Fiction.; Identity (Psychology)–Fiction.; Tourist camps, hostels, etc.–New Mexico–Fiction.; Popular music–Fiction.; Popular music fans–
Fiction.; Musicians–Fiction.; Fans (Persons)–Fiction.; Fan mail–Fiction.; Letter writing–Fiction.; Truth or Consequences (N.M.)–Fiction.
Brain–Sex differences.; Sex (Biology); Sex (Psychology); Brain–Physiology.; Gender identity.; Sex.
Sex differentiation.; Sex differentiation disorders.; Sexual dimorphism (Animals); Psychosexual development.; Psychosexual disorders.; Gender identity.
|Barres, Ben,–1954-2017.; Neurobiologists–United States–Biography.; Transgender people–United States–Biography.
Medicine–Research.; Biology–Research.; Gender identity–Research.; Sexology–Research.
Social medicine–History–19th century.; Human body–Social aspects–History–19th century.; Women in medicine–History–19th century.; Sex role–History–19th century.; Gender identity–
History–19th century.; Feminist theory.
Medical policy–United States.; Public health–United States.; United States–Race relations–Political aspects.; Racism–Political aspects–United States.; Whites–Health and hygiene–United
|States.; Whites–United States–Social conditions–21st century.; Tennessee.; Missouri.; Kansas.
Medical policy–United States.; Public health–United States.; United States–Race relations–Political aspects.; Racism–Political aspects–United States.; Whites–Health and hygiene–United
|States.; Whites–United States–Social conditions–21st century.; Tennessee.; Missouri.; Kansas.
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