Sound out of time: modernity's echo
Maintaining the order of things: class, the gospel of scientific efficiency, and the invention of policy expertise in America, 1865-1921
Sensationalism, objectivity, and reform in turn-of-the-century America.
"All love making scenes must be normal": Pennsylvania movie censorship in the progressive era
Only flossy, high-society dudes would smoke 'em: gender and cigarette advertising in the nineteenth century
Trotting horses and moving pictures: a sporting view of early cinema
"Girls who come to pieces": women, cosmetics, and advertising in the Ladies Home Journal, 1900-1920
Race betterment and class consciousness at the turn of the century, or why it's okay to marry your cousin
Conspicuous whiteness: the new woman, the old negro, and the vanishing past of early brand advertising
Constructions of violence: labor, capital, and hegemonic struggle in the Pullman Strike of 1894.
