Dr. Nanette Tamer

“’These Are the Joys’: Poetic Effects and the Idea of Poetry in Dryden’s Translations from Horace.” Classical and Modern Poetry 15 (1995): 215-222.

“’Scraps of Horace’:  The Nationalistic Poetry of Early America.” Classical Association of the Atlantic States Conference, Wilmington DE, April 1996.

“Grace Implanted: The Narrative Function of Metaphor in Paradise Lost X-XII.” Conference on Christianity and Literature.  Annual Southeastern Regional Meeting.  Elon College NC, April 3-5, 1997.

“Human Nature Delineated: Richard Lewis’s Reply to William Wollaston.”  Society for the Study of Southern Literature Conference, Orlando FL, April 2000.

“Richard Lewis's Poetics of Anti-Mercantilism.” Finding Colonial Americas:  Essays Honoring J. A. Leo Lemay. University of Delaware Press, 2001.

“Auspex,” “Haec Fabula Docet,” and “Lucretius Versus the Lake Poets.” Robert Frost Encyclopedia.  Greenwood Press, 2000.

 "Sibi Imperiosus: Cooper's Horatian Ideal of Self-Governance in The Deerslayer."  Fourteenth International James Fenimore Cooper Seminar: Coming of Age - Gendered Perspectives. Cooperstown NY, July 2003.

"Thomas Craddock."  Greenwood Encyclopedia of American Poetry (2005)

"Human Nature Delineated: Richard Lewis's A Rhapsody.  Early American Literature. 43.1 (April 2008).

"Poe's Story, Your Poe Story."  Workshop presented at Northeastern Regional Collegiate Honors Council Convention.  April 13, 2012.

“Colonial Virginian Verse.” A History of Virginia Literature. Cambridge University Press (2015)