Faculty Publications

John V. Roach Honors College faculty are teacher/scholars, meaning scholarship is an important part of their job.

Here are some recent publications and presentations by Honors faculty:

• Akagi, M. (2017). Rethinking the Problem of Cognition. Synthese,1007/s11229-017-1383-2.

 

• Akagi, M. (2016). Cognition in Practice: Conceptual Development and Disagreement in Cognitive Science. Dissertation. Pittsburgh, PA: University of Pittsburgh.

 

• Beller, J.A., Hering, T.M. & Snow, D.M. (2014). High-throughput quantitative assay for analyzing neurite outgrowth on a uniform substratum: The cell-substratum assay. J.B. Leach and E.M. Powell (eds.) Neuromethods: Extracellular Matrix. New York: Humana Press.

 

• Burczak, T., Garnett, R. & McIntyre, R. (Accepted; 2017). Knowledge, Class and Economics. Routledge.

 

• Dennis, M. (Accepted; pub. 2017). The Dunhuang Manuscripts Nai 93 and Tama 24: An Exploration of Questions of Authorship, Text, and Value in Relation to Prince Shōtoku’s Shōmangyō-gisho. Manuscript Studies.

 

• Dennis, M. (2017). Reimagining the Relationship Between Authorship and Textual Value in Prince Shōtoku’s Sangyō-gisho. Textual vs. Extra-Textual: Dynamics of Religious Authority in East Asian Buddhism. Brill.

 

• Dennis, M. (2016). Enlivened Learning: How to Play the Karma-based Moksha Game in the College Classroom. Education About Asia, 5-8.

 

• Garnett, R. (Accepted; pub. 2017). Adam Smith’s Oikeiōsis Adam Smith Review, 10.

 

• Garnett, R. (2017). Cooperation and Assistance in the Great Society: Adam Smith’s Oikeiõsis Revisited, Adam Smith Review, volume 10, 73-91.

 

• Garnett, R. (2016). Ethics and Learning in Undergraduate Economics Education. Considerations on Professional Economic Ethics: Views from the Economics Profession and Beyond. DeMartino, G. & McCloskey, D. (eds.). 714-733. Oxford University Press.

 

• Garnett, R. (2018). Knowledge, Class, and Economics: Marxism without Guarantees, co-edited with Theodore Burczak and Richard McIntyre, Routledge.

 

• Hampton, L. (2018). “From Safe Spaces to Brave Spaces: How Culturally Responsive Pedagogy Can Transform Institutions of Higher Learning.” Insights into Teaching and Learning.

 

• Hampton, L. (2018). “Black and Brown Faces in White Academic Spaces.” Presented at the American Association of Blacks in Higher Education Conference in New Orleans, LA.

 

• Hampton, L. (2018). ‘Meddler in the Middle’: Transforming the classroom context from a ‘safe space’ into a ‘brave space’. Keynote address presented at the Big 12 Teaching and Learning Conference in Fort Worth, Texas.

 

• Hering, T.M., Beller, J.A., Calulot, C.M., Centers, A. & Snow, D.M. (2015). Proteoglycans of reactive rat cortical astrocyte cultures: Abundance of N-unsubstituted glucosamine-enriched heparan sulfate. Matrix Biology, 41:8-18. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.matbio.2014.11.006

 

• John, S. (2016). Ramiro Guerra, the father of Cuban Modern Dance. Routledge Online Encyclopedia of Modernism. New York: Routledge, Taylor & Francis.

 

• John, S. (2016). The Dancer’s Guide to Cuba. Dance Magazine.

 

• John, S. (2015). “Narciso Medina,” Dictionary of Caribbean and Afro-Latin American Biography. Oxford University Press.

 

• Lauer, L. (2016). The Transition Academy: Seizing Opportunity in the Age of Disruption. CASE Books.

 

• Lauer, L. (2017). Making Our CASE in a Changing World. Reimagining CASE. Council for the Advancement and Support of Education.

 

• Lemmon, V.P., Ferguson, A.R., Popovich, P.G., Xu, X.M., Snow, D.M., Igarashi, M., Beattie, C.E. & Bixby, J.L. (2014). Information about a Spinal Cord Injury Experiment: A Proposed Reporting Standard for Spinal Cord Injury Experiments. Neurotrauma, 31:1354–1361. http://dx.doi.org/10.1089/neu.2014.3400

 

• Ryder, A. (2018). “Revisiting the Nicaraguan Revolution: Debate with Dan La Botz and Mike Gonzalez.” Historical Materialism web article.

 

• Ryder, A. (2018). “‘The Function of Autonomy’: Félix Guattari and Revolutionary Marxism.” Salvage.

 

• Ryder, A. (2018). “The Theory and Practice of Italian Workerism.” Review of Steven Wright, Storming Heaven: Class Composition and Struggle in Italian Autonomist Marxism. International Socialist Review: Quarterly Journal of Revolutionary Marxism.

 

• Ryder, A. (2017). “Isabelle Garo and the Provincialism of French Marxism and Anti-Marxism.” Review of Isabelle Garo, Foucault, Deleuze, Althusser et Marx, La politique dans la philosophie. Historical Materialism, volume 25, issue 1: 220-236.

 

• Ryder, A. (2017). “Félix Guattari: Origins in Trotskyism and Psychoanalysis.” NON.

 

• Ryder, A. (2017). “Maria Mies, Silvia Federici, and Biopower.” NON.

 

• Ryder, A. (2017). “Zapatistas and Marxism.” NON.

 

• Ryder, A. (2017). “Multiculturalism and Oppression: The Marxist Perspectives of Fraser, Lenin and Fanon.” In Philosophies of Multiculturalism: Beyond Liberalism, ed. Luís Cordeiro-Rodrigues and Marko Simendic, New York: Routledge: 80-96.

 

• Szok, P. (2014). Restuarantes, rumba y más: Gringo’s Guide to Latino Fort Worth. Fort Worth, TX: TCU Press.

 

• Williams, D. (2016). Her Book The Only Hope She Had: Self and Sovereignty in the Narratives of Ann Carson. McLeer Balkun, M. and Imbarrato, S.C. (eds.) Women’s Narratives of the Early Americas and the Formation of Empire. New York: Palsgrave Macmillan.

 

• Williams, D. (2017). Past Purgatory, A Distant Paradise (collection of poetry), Lamar University Literary Press.

 

• Williams, D. (2017). “Crime Narratives in Post-Revolutionary American Literature,” with Jodi Schorb, A History of Crime Fiction in America, Cambridge University Press: 27-40. descant: Fort Worth’s Literary Journal (publisher and business manager) Volume 56

 

• Williams, D. (2017). “From Sermon to Story: Early American Crime Fiction,” with Jodi Schorb, A History of Crime Fiction in America, Cambridge University Press: 13-26.

 

• Williams, W. (2017). Free-and-Easy, Japanesey: British Perceptions of the 1885 Japanese Village. Felluga, D.F. (ed.). BRANCH: Britain, Representation and Nineteenth-Century History. Extension of Romanticism and Victorianism on the Net.

 

• Williams, W. (2017). ‘So Very Japanny’: The British Reception of The Mikado in 1885. Franco Felluga, D. (ed.) BRANCH: Britain, Representation and Nineteenth-Century History. Extension of Romanticism and Victorianism on the Net.

 

• Williams, W. (2016). George Eliot: Unsung Poet of Sympathy. Critical Insights: George Eliot. Ed. Peel. K.R. (ed.) Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.

 

• Vartabedian, S. (2017). No Cause for Comfort Here: False Witnesses to ‘Peace.’ Southern Communication Journal.

 

• Vartabedian, S. & Drumheller, K. (2017). Moral Mapping: Transcendence in Religious Iconography. Journal of Communication and Religion, 39(4).

 

Faculty Creative Activity

• Havana Love Letters (Cartas De Amor). Chor. and libretto by John, S. Score by Diamond, J. Bertolt Brecht Theater, Havana. 3-4 June 2016. Performance.