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Blank spaces, fresh pages : Taylor Swift and/as literature / Betsy Tontiplaphol and Anastasia Klimchynskaya
I. All of the books beside your bed : engaging the literary-historical canon. "I haven't met the new me yet" : folklore/evermore and Taylor Swift's self-fashioned renaissance / Devori Kimbro ; Big reputation : reading Taylor Swift and/with eighteenth-century women writers / Bridget Donnelly ; "Just to break me like a promise" : Taylor Swift as ridiculous romantic heroine / Rita J. Dashwood ; "What are my 'Wordsworth'?" : Taylor Swift's new romanticism / Brittany Reid and Taylor McKee ; Baby, we're the late romantics : Taylor Swift and the English Biedermeier / Betsy Tontiplaphol ; Modernist intertextualities in folklore and evermore / Jennifer Smith
II. Every version of yourself tonight : examining gender, sexuality, and race. The death of the pop auteur : Taylor Swift's feminist politics of collaboration and revision / Stephen Grandchamp ; "No one likes a mad woman" : the crazy ex-girlfriend trope and/as feminist resistance in Taylor Swift's music and mythology / Ryanne Kap ; Female millennial rage : the weaponization of cottagecore / Katherine Murray ; "She would've made such a lovely bride" : queer anxieties on folklore and evermore / Erin Geary ; What it means to shake it off : Taylor Swift, race, and citizenship / Shaun Cullen
III. Time, curious time : (re-)writing memory. "Time, curious time" : memory, agency, and elastic temporality in Taylor Swift / Miranda Steege ; "Say you'll remember me ... all too well" : Taylor Swift's memory work / Maggie Laurel Boyd ; "Scrap[s] of you" : textures of loss in Swift's folklore and evermore / Claire Hurley ; "The corner I haunt" : trauma, time, and space in Taylor Swift's post-hiatus oeuvre / Carolin Isabel Steiner
IV. This ain't a fairy tale : considering craft, genre, and mediation. Show, don't tell? How Taylor Swift does both and complicates a writing cliché / Samantha Bañal ; "I never knew I could feel that much" : Taylor Swift's recuperative aesthetics of excess / Anastasia Klimchynskaya ; "Making the stone stony" : the paradox of defamiliarization and hyperfamiliarity in Taylor Swift's songwriting / Margrét Ann Thors ; "This is me trying" : autofiction and Taylor Swift / Maria Juko ; (Taylor's version) : authenticity and aura in Taylor Swift's re-recordings / Meghan Kuehnle.
I. All of the books beside your bed : engaging the literary-historical canon. "I haven't met the new me yet" : folklore/evermore and Taylor Swift's self-fashioned renaissance / Devori Kimbro ; Big reputation : reading Taylor Swift and/with eighteenth-century women writers / Bridget Donnelly ; "Just to break me like a promise" : Taylor Swift as ridiculous romantic heroine / Rita J. Dashwood ; "What are my 'Wordsworth'?" : Taylor Swift's new romanticism / Brittany Reid and Taylor McKee ; Baby, we're the late romantics : Taylor Swift and the English Biedermeier / Betsy Tontiplaphol ; Modernist intertextualities in folklore and evermore / Jennifer Smith
II. Every version of yourself tonight : examining gender, sexuality, and race. The death of the pop auteur : Taylor Swift's feminist politics of collaboration and revision / Stephen Grandchamp ; "No one likes a mad woman" : the crazy ex-girlfriend trope and/as feminist resistance in Taylor Swift's music and mythology / Ryanne Kap ; Female millennial rage : the weaponization of cottagecore / Katherine Murray ; "She would've made such a lovely bride" : queer anxieties on folklore and evermore / Erin Geary ; What it means to shake it off : Taylor Swift, race, and citizenship / Shaun Cullen
III. Time, curious time : (re-)writing memory. "Time, curious time" : memory, agency, and elastic temporality in Taylor Swift / Miranda Steege ; "Say you'll remember me ... all too well" : Taylor Swift's memory work / Maggie Laurel Boyd ; "Scrap[s] of you" : textures of loss in Swift's folklore and evermore / Claire Hurley ; "The corner I haunt" : trauma, time, and space in Taylor Swift's post-hiatus oeuvre / Carolin Isabel Steiner
IV. This ain't a fairy tale : considering craft, genre, and mediation. Show, don't tell? How Taylor Swift does both and complicates a writing cliché / Samantha Bañal ; "I never knew I could feel that much" : Taylor Swift's recuperative aesthetics of excess / Anastasia Klimchynskaya ; "Making the stone stony" : the paradox of defamiliarization and hyperfamiliarity in Taylor Swift's songwriting / Margrét Ann Thors ; "This is me trying" : autofiction and Taylor Swift / Maria Juko ; (Taylor's version) : authenticity and aura in Taylor Swift's re-recordings / Meghan Kuehnle.