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Scene One/Warning Signs: Puritanism and the Early American Theatres of Cruelty [PDF]
, 1998 Kubiak, Anthony
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“Nightmares of Eden:” John Berryman’s “Homage to Mistress Bradstreet” [PDF]
, 2004 Coleman, Philip
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Who owns American Studies? Old and new approaches to understanding the United States of America [PDF]
, 2013 Santos, Irene Ramalho
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The semantics of self-denial: the new American studies through the lens of Luhmann's social systems theory [PDF]
, 2011 Boyden, Michael
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Real and Imagined Places in the Plays of Tennessee Williams and Sam Shepard [PDF]
Varró, Gabriella
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A People Blinded from Birth: American History According to Sacvan Bercovitch
The Journal of American History, 1991For Perry Miller, American Puritanism was a demanding and uncompromising theology. A severe and even terrifying religion, it offered to the eyes of the faithful a dark and searing vision of the fault that lies within. It was a kind of grim poetry, a somber and elegant meditation on the power of blackness.
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Anxieties of Influence: Perry Miller and Sacvan Bercovitch
The New England Quarterly, 1997openaire +3 more sources