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2012
The chapters of this section cover the five periods into which American literary history is usually divided: early American literature; the American Renaissance; realism/naturalism; modernism; and postmodern and contemporary American literature.
Timo Müller +5 more
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The chapters of this section cover the five periods into which American literary history is usually divided: early American literature; the American Renaissance; realism/naturalism; modernism; and postmodern and contemporary American literature.
Timo Müller +5 more
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Journal of American Studies, 1990
Almost a quarter century ago, Cleanth Brooks told a British audience that during two years in Great Britain, "reading the reviews of books by Americans and on America," he had been "amused and almost as often shocked to see what kind of picture of America emerges.
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Almost a quarter century ago, Cleanth Brooks told a British audience that during two years in Great Britain, "reading the reviews of books by Americans and on America," he had been "amused and almost as often shocked to see what kind of picture of America emerges.
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Milestones in American Literary History
1977[No abstract available]
Robert H. Walker, Constance S. Johnston
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American Literary History in Pieces
American Literary HistoryAbstract Daniel Diez Couch’s American Fragments offers a scholarly analysis of the fragment, a mainstay of American print culture in the early national period. In American Fragments, Couch argues that fragments were central to both American aesthetics and American political culture.
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Redefining American Literary History.
American Literature, 1991Kimberly M. Blaeser +2 more
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Reinventing American Literary History
American Literary History, 2008Although the title of their 1986 Reinventing the Americas: Comparative Studies of Literature of the United States and Spanish America “announces a relatively new field of inquiry,” Bell Gale Chevigny and Gari Laguardia are quick to remind readers that “the work of inventing America is older than Columbus” (vii).
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Transitions in American Literary History.
American Literature, 1955Willard Thorp, Harry Hayden Clark
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Early American Literature and American Literary History at the "Hemispheric Turn"
American Literary History, 2010As several contributors to this issue have noted, the field of early American literary studies was born with the “Puritan origins” model in which the significance of early American (particularly Puritan New England’s) literary and cultural productions was often appreciated mainly in terms of what they contributed to the later national (literary ...
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A History of American Literary History
College English, 1949Floyd Stovall, Howard Mumford Jones
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The American Literary History Reader
1995Abstract This reader collects essays taken from the first five years of the American Literary History (published by OUP). The journals has produced an exciting body of work representing the full range of American literary critical practices at a time when no consensus in the field exists.
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