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Condensed CURRICULUM VITAE: Jerusha Hull McCormack, Part 2
Publications. Books:
Editor, China and the Irish. Dublin: New Island, 2009; authored essays on “Ireland through a
Chinese Mirror,” 1-13 and “Oscar Wilde’s Chinese Sage,” 51-61. Mandarin edition:
Beijing: The Peoples Press, 2010
Western Civilization with Chinese Comparisons [co-author with John G Blair] published in a
hybrid print/CD-ROM form by Fudan University Press (Shanghai), 2006. Second edition,
2008. Third edition, 2010, 622 pages plus CD-ROM of 1680 pages
grieving: a beginner’s guide. London: Darton, Longman & Todd, 2005; U.S.A.: Paraclete
Press, 2006.
The Man Who Was Dorian Gray. New York: St. Martin’s Press. London: Palgrave, 2000.
Editor, Wilde the Irishman. New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press, 1998 with “Introduction,”
1-5, and “The Wild Irishman: Oscar as Aesthete and Anarchist,” 82-94.
Editor, The Selected Prose of John Gray. Greensboro, N.C.: ELT Press, 1992 with “Introduction:
John Gray’s Prose,” xii-xxxii.
John Gray: Poet, Dandy, and Priest. Hanover, N.H.: University Press of New England, 1991.
Publications. Articles:
"Ireland: Land, History and People" & "The Making of Modern Ireland" in Exploring English-
Speaking Countries. Beijing: Foreign Languages Teaching and Research Press, 2010, 299-361.
“From Chinese Wisdom to Irish Wit: Zhuangzi and Oscar Wilde,” Exploring Ireland: Historical
Legacy and Contemporary Experience (Beijing: Foreign Language Teaching and Research
Press, 2009), 116-145.
“The Poetry of Cathy Song,” in Global Perspectives on Asian American Literature. eds. Guiyou
Huang & Wu Bing (Beijing: Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press, 2008), 194-210.
“Comparing China and the West: Who Is Ready for the Challenge?” (with John G. Blair),
ASIANetwork Exchange, 16 (Fall, 2008), 48-56.
“Framing Academic Discourse: East and West,” in English Education and Liberal Education, ed.
Sun Youzhong et al (Beijing: Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press, 2008), 307-320.
“Liberal Education at BFSU: A Pioneering Project,” (with John G. Blair), in English Education and
Liberal Education, ed. Sun Youzhong et al (Beijing: Foreign Language Teaching and Research
Press, 2008), 262-277.
“’Feeling the Pulse’ in the Chinese and Western Medical Traditions: The Importance of Qièmai
as a Diagnostic Technique,” (with John G. Blair) in Thieme Almanac 2008: Acupuncture and
Chinese Medicine, ed. Michael McCarthy et al. (Stuttgart: Georg Thieme Verlag, 2008), 331-338.
“China and the West: A Fresh Strategy against Provincialism,” (with John G. Blair), Education
About Asia 12:3 (Winter, 2007), 63-68.
“American Decadence: A New Field for Research,” SPELL [Swiss papers in English Language
and Literature] vol. 20 (2007): 109 – 126.
“From Chinese Wisdom to Irish Wit: Zhuangzi and Oscar Wilde,” Irish University Review, vol.
37, no. 2 (autumn/winter 2007): 302 – 321.
“Report from a Land without God,” Search: a Church of Ireland Journal, vol. 30, no. 1 (spring
2007): 64-68.
“Turning Grief Around,” Irish Stories of Loss and Hope, ed. Dr. Susan Delaney. Dublin, Ireland:
Irish Hospice Foundation, 2007, 38-42.
“Friend or Enemy? Tourism and the Environment,” Friends of Nature Newsletter (Beijing, China,
Spring 2005), 16-19.
“Ireland: History, Politics, Government, and Culture.” in The Society and Culture of Major English
Speaking Countries (Higher Education Press, Beijing, China, 2005), 166-241.
“Engendering Tragedy: Defining the 1890s Poet.” Chapter 2, The 1890s Poet, ed. Joseph Bristow
(Athens: Ohio University Press, 2005)
“Domesticating Delphi: Emily Dickinson and the Electro-Magnetic Telegraph.” American Quarterly,
55 (2003), 569-601.
“Oscar Wilde: The Dandy in Revolt,” Narcissism in Oscar Wilde and in Present-Day Fashion,
Milan: Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti, 2000, 89-94.
“America from Here,” Writing Ulster: America and Ulster, A Cultural Correspondence, No. 5
(1998), 175-81.
“Dispatches from the Cage: Henry James and Information Technology.” Journal of the Irish
Association of American Studies, 7 (1998), 79-100.
“Wilde’s Fiction(s),” The Cambridge Companion to Oscar Wilde, ed. Peter Raby. Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press, 1997, 96-117.
“Oscar Wilde: The Once and Future Dandy,” Rediscovering Oscar Wilde, ed. Georges Sandulescu.
Publications of the Princess Grace Irish Library, 8 Gerrards Cross: Colin Smythe, 1994, 269-74.
“Signs of the Times: The War between the States and the War between the Sexes.” Journal of
the Irish Association of American Studies, 3 (1994), 115-27.
“John Gray’s Father and Father John Gray,” Durham University Journal (December 1985), 113-120.
“Masks Without Faces: The Personalities of Oscar Wilde,” English Literature in Transition, 22
(1979), 253-69.
“The Disciple: John Gray/‘Dorian’ Gray,” Journal of the Eighteen-Nineties Society, Nos. 6 & 7
(1974-76), 13-21.
“Dying as an Art: The Procedures of Emily Dickinson’s Poetry,” Journal of the Association of
Teachers of English, 7 (Spring, 1977), 36-48.
“Form as Force in The Portrait of a Lady,” Journal of the Association of Teachers of English, 5
(Summer 1974), 23-45.
“Silas Marner: As Romance,” Journal of the Association of Teachers of English, 4 (Easter,
1973), 59-68.
Condensed CURRICULUM VITAE: Jerusha Hull McCormack, Part 2
Publications. Books:
Editor, China and the Irish. Dublin: New Island, 2009; authored essays on “Ireland through a
Chinese Mirror,” 1-13 and “Oscar Wilde’s Chinese Sage,” 51-61. Mandarin edition:
Beijing: The Peoples Press, 2010
Western Civilization with Chinese Comparisons [co-author with John G Blair] published in a
hybrid print/CD-ROM form by Fudan University Press (Shanghai), 2006. Second edition,
2008. Third edition, 2010, 622 pages plus CD-ROM of 1680 pages
grieving: a beginner’s guide. London: Darton, Longman & Todd, 2005; U.S.A.: Paraclete
Press, 2006.
The Man Who Was Dorian Gray. New York: St. Martin’s Press. London: Palgrave, 2000.
Editor, Wilde the Irishman. New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press, 1998 with “Introduction,”
1-5, and “The Wild Irishman: Oscar as Aesthete and Anarchist,” 82-94.
Editor, The Selected Prose of John Gray. Greensboro, N.C.: ELT Press, 1992 with “Introduction:
John Gray’s Prose,” xii-xxxii.
John Gray: Poet, Dandy, and Priest. Hanover, N.H.: University Press of New England, 1991.
Publications. Articles:
"Ireland: Land, History and People" & "The Making of Modern Ireland" in Exploring English-
Speaking Countries. Beijing: Foreign Languages Teaching and Research Press, 2010, 299-361.
“From Chinese Wisdom to Irish Wit: Zhuangzi and Oscar Wilde,” Exploring Ireland: Historical
Legacy and Contemporary Experience (Beijing: Foreign Language Teaching and Research
Press, 2009), 116-145.
“The Poetry of Cathy Song,” in Global Perspectives on Asian American Literature. eds. Guiyou
Huang & Wu Bing (Beijing: Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press, 2008), 194-210.
“Comparing China and the West: Who Is Ready for the Challenge?” (with John G. Blair),
ASIANetwork Exchange, 16 (Fall, 2008), 48-56.
“Framing Academic Discourse: East and West,” in English Education and Liberal Education, ed.
Sun Youzhong et al (Beijing: Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press, 2008), 307-320.
“Liberal Education at BFSU: A Pioneering Project,” (with John G. Blair), in English Education and
Liberal Education, ed. Sun Youzhong et al (Beijing: Foreign Language Teaching and Research
Press, 2008), 262-277.
“’Feeling the Pulse’ in the Chinese and Western Medical Traditions: The Importance of Qièmai
as a Diagnostic Technique,” (with John G. Blair) in Thieme Almanac 2008: Acupuncture and
Chinese Medicine, ed. Michael McCarthy et al. (Stuttgart: Georg Thieme Verlag, 2008), 331-338.
“China and the West: A Fresh Strategy against Provincialism,” (with John G. Blair), Education
About Asia 12:3 (Winter, 2007), 63-68.
“American Decadence: A New Field for Research,” SPELL [Swiss papers in English Language
and Literature] vol. 20 (2007): 109 – 126.
“From Chinese Wisdom to Irish Wit: Zhuangzi and Oscar Wilde,” Irish University Review, vol.
37, no. 2 (autumn/winter 2007): 302 – 321.
“Report from a Land without God,” Search: a Church of Ireland Journal, vol. 30, no. 1 (spring
2007): 64-68.
“Turning Grief Around,” Irish Stories of Loss and Hope, ed. Dr. Susan Delaney. Dublin, Ireland:
Irish Hospice Foundation, 2007, 38-42.
“Friend or Enemy? Tourism and the Environment,” Friends of Nature Newsletter (Beijing, China,
Spring 2005), 16-19.
“Ireland: History, Politics, Government, and Culture.” in The Society and Culture of Major English
Speaking Countries (Higher Education Press, Beijing, China, 2005), 166-241.
“Engendering Tragedy: Defining the 1890s Poet.” Chapter 2, The 1890s Poet, ed. Joseph Bristow
(Athens: Ohio University Press, 2005)
“Domesticating Delphi: Emily Dickinson and the Electro-Magnetic Telegraph.” American Quarterly,
55 (2003), 569-601.
“Oscar Wilde: The Dandy in Revolt,” Narcissism in Oscar Wilde and in Present-Day Fashion,
Milan: Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti, 2000, 89-94.
“America from Here,” Writing Ulster: America and Ulster, A Cultural Correspondence, No. 5
(1998), 175-81.
“Dispatches from the Cage: Henry James and Information Technology.” Journal of the Irish
Association of American Studies, 7 (1998), 79-100.
“Wilde’s Fiction(s),” The Cambridge Companion to Oscar Wilde, ed. Peter Raby. Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press, 1997, 96-117.
“Oscar Wilde: The Once and Future Dandy,” Rediscovering Oscar Wilde, ed. Georges Sandulescu.
Publications of the Princess Grace Irish Library, 8 Gerrards Cross: Colin Smythe, 1994, 269-74.
“Signs of the Times: The War between the States and the War between the Sexes.” Journal of
the Irish Association of American Studies, 3 (1994), 115-27.
“John Gray’s Father and Father John Gray,” Durham University Journal (December 1985), 113-120.
“Masks Without Faces: The Personalities of Oscar Wilde,” English Literature in Transition, 22
(1979), 253-69.
“The Disciple: John Gray/‘Dorian’ Gray,” Journal of the Eighteen-Nineties Society, Nos. 6 & 7
(1974-76), 13-21.
“Dying as an Art: The Procedures of Emily Dickinson’s Poetry,” Journal of the Association of
Teachers of English, 7 (Spring, 1977), 36-48.
“Form as Force in The Portrait of a Lady,” Journal of the Association of Teachers of English, 5
(Summer 1974), 23-45.
“Silas Marner: As Romance,” Journal of the Association of Teachers of English, 4 (Easter,
1973), 59-68.
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