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Charles Brockden Brown Wrote Poetry, and You Should Actually Read It
Early American Literature, 2022:This essay addresses the surprising fact that Charles Brockden Brown wrote poetry, and it considers some of the difficulties readers may encounter with his poems, as a way to encourage EAL's readership to engage this work seriously.
Michael C. Cohen
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Early American Literature, 2022
:This article examines how Charles Brockden Brown's Arthur Mervyn (1799) intervened in a transformation in the way property rights were imagined in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.
V. Sirenko
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:This article examines how Charles Brockden Brown's Arthur Mervyn (1799) intervened in a transformation in the way property rights were imagined in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.
V. Sirenko
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Introduction to "Symposium on Scholarly Editing and the New Charles Brockden Brown Studies"
Early American Literature, 2022:Just as the Bicentennial Editions of Charles Brockden Brown's novels (1977–87) marked a transitional moment in American literary scholarship, recent publications in the Collected Writings of Charles Brockden Brown series initiate a reimagination of both
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Institute of British and American Studies, 2023
Scholars have read Charles Brockden Brown’s Wieland in the context of early American republicanism, viewing the fall of the younger Wielands’ enlightened utopia as a sobering reflection on the nascent republic, as the family tragedy sheds light on the ...
Sunghoe Lee
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Scholars have read Charles Brockden Brown’s Wieland in the context of early American republicanism, viewing the fall of the younger Wielands’ enlightened utopia as a sobering reflection on the nascent republic, as the family tragedy sheds light on the ...
Sunghoe Lee
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Resources for American Literary Study, 2023
Eternity Box Films’ 2024 adaptation of Charles Brockden Brown’s 1798 gothic novel Wieland starring Christian Peterson, Mike Markoff, and Emily Lapisardi is the first cinematic treatment of this source text.
Emily Lapisardi
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Eternity Box Films’ 2024 adaptation of Charles Brockden Brown’s 1798 gothic novel Wieland starring Christian Peterson, Mike Markoff, and Emily Lapisardi is the first cinematic treatment of this source text.
Emily Lapisardi
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History and Romance: Fictionality in Charles Brockden Brown
Early American Literature, 2022:Brown's complete corpus offers a perspective on the literary landscape that substantially calls into question two distinctions on which scholars have tended to rely. First, that there was an obvious distinction to be made between fiction and nonfiction;
Elizabeth Hewitt
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2022
Charles Brockden Brown (b. 1771–d. 1810), America’s first novelist, was born into a Philadelphia Quaker family and experienced all the tumult of the Revolutionary era. He attended the Friends Latin School and apprenticed at the law office of Alexander Wilcocks. He later joined a law society and a Belles Lettres Club, where he developed a love of debate.
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Charles Brockden Brown (b. 1771–d. 1810), America’s first novelist, was born into a Philadelphia Quaker family and experienced all the tumult of the Revolutionary era. He attended the Friends Latin School and apprenticed at the law office of Alexander Wilcocks. He later joined a law society and a Belles Lettres Club, where he developed a love of debate.
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Imposture and Subversion: Charles Brockden Brown’s Memoirs of Carwin the Biloquist
Early American Literature, 2020:In Memoirs of Carwin the Biloquist, Charles Brockden Brown explores foundational aesthetic complexes that inform his fitful attempts to express the emergent contours of an American poetics and politics of self-fashioning.
J. Wenke
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Literature and medicine, 2020
:Scholars of literature and medicine have begun to address the under-studied relationship between the medical case study and the novel, two central genres emerging out of Enlightenment empiricism.
W. Ryan
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:Scholars of literature and medicine have begun to address the under-studied relationship between the medical case study and the novel, two central genres emerging out of Enlightenment empiricism.
W. Ryan
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2017
Sohn einer Quakerfamilie; ab 1787 juristische Ausbildung; 1798 erste Veroffentlichung (Alcuin: a Dialogue); ab 1799 Herausgeber des Monthly Magazine and American Review; 1803 Grundung des Literary Magazine and American Register; starb an Tuberkulose; einer der ersten nordamerikanischen Romanciers, Versuch einer Karriere als Berufsschrift steller ...
Martin Christadler, Katrin Fischer
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Sohn einer Quakerfamilie; ab 1787 juristische Ausbildung; 1798 erste Veroffentlichung (Alcuin: a Dialogue); ab 1799 Herausgeber des Monthly Magazine and American Review; 1803 Grundung des Literary Magazine and American Register; starb an Tuberkulose; einer der ersten nordamerikanischen Romanciers, Versuch einer Karriere als Berufsschrift steller ...
Martin Christadler, Katrin Fischer
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