Before the West Was West
Critical Essays on Pre-1800 Literature of the American Frontiers
Herausgeber: Hamilton, Amy T; Hillard, Tom J
Before the West Was West
Critical Essays on Pre-1800 Literature of the American Frontiers
Herausgeber: Hamilton, Amy T; Hillard, Tom J
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Amy T. Hamilton is an associate professor of English at Northern Michigan University. Tom J. Hillard is an associate professor of English at Boise State University. Michael P. Branch is professor of English at the University of Nevada, Reno, and the editor of Reading the Roots: American Nature Writing Before Walden.
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Amy T. Hamilton is an associate professor of English at Northern Michigan University. Tom J. Hillard is an associate professor of English at Boise State University. Michael P. Branch is professor of English at the University of Nevada, Reno, and the editor of Reading the Roots: American Nature Writing Before Walden.
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- Verlag: Nebraska
- Seitenzahl: 376
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2014
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- ISBN-13: 9780803256859
- ISBN-10: 080325685X
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- Verlag: Nebraska
- Seitenzahl: 376
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 230mm x 155mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 522g
- ISBN-13: 9780803256859
- ISBN-10: 080325685X
- Artikelnr.: 40817282
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Amy T. Hamilton is an associate professor of English at Northern Michigan University. Tom J. Hillard is an associate professor of English at Boise State University. Michael P. Branch is professor of English at the University of Nevada, Reno, and the editor of Reading the Roots: American Nature Writing Before Walden.
Foreword by Michael P. Branch
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Reconsidering the “When” of the West
1. From Hunahpu to Hiawatha: The Passion of Corn and the Sublimation of
Violence in Native American Mythmaking
Paul G. Zolbrod
2. When the East Was West: Vinland in the American Imaginary
Annette Kolodny
3. Accommodating Presence: Esteban, Fray Marcos, and the Problem of
Literary Translation on the American Frontier
Cassander L. Smith
4. Captured by Genre: Mary Rowlandson’s Western Imagination on the
Nineteenth-Century Frontier
John David Miles
5. The Royal Frontier: Colonist and Native Relations in Aphra Behn’s
Virginia
Rebecca M. Lush
6. Frontier Commonwealths: Violence, Private Interest, and the Public Good
in Hennepin’s A New Discovery of a Vast Country in America
David J. Peterson
7. The Bad Guys Wear Tricornered Hats: The Villasur Massacre of 1720 and
the Segesser II Hide Painting in Spanish and French Colonial Literature
Gordon M. Sayre
8. The Removes of Harriot Stuart: Charlotte Lennox and the Birth of the
Western
Marta Kvande and Sara Spurgeon
9. Contrast and Contradiction: The Emergent West in Crèvecoeur’s Regional
Theory
Tara Penry
10. The Business of Heaven and Earth: Toponymy and the Imperial Idyll in
the Domínguez-Escalante Journal of 1776
George English Brooks
11. An Eighteenth-Century Narrative of Encounter in the Trans-Mississippi
West: Jean-Baptiste Trudeau on the Missouri River
Robert Woods Sayre
12. Harmonizing the “West”: Jefferson’s Account of Louisiana and American
Identity
Renaud Contini
Contributors
Index
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Reconsidering the “When” of the West
1. From Hunahpu to Hiawatha: The Passion of Corn and the Sublimation of
Violence in Native American Mythmaking
Paul G. Zolbrod
2. When the East Was West: Vinland in the American Imaginary
Annette Kolodny
3. Accommodating Presence: Esteban, Fray Marcos, and the Problem of
Literary Translation on the American Frontier
Cassander L. Smith
4. Captured by Genre: Mary Rowlandson’s Western Imagination on the
Nineteenth-Century Frontier
John David Miles
5. The Royal Frontier: Colonist and Native Relations in Aphra Behn’s
Virginia
Rebecca M. Lush
6. Frontier Commonwealths: Violence, Private Interest, and the Public Good
in Hennepin’s A New Discovery of a Vast Country in America
David J. Peterson
7. The Bad Guys Wear Tricornered Hats: The Villasur Massacre of 1720 and
the Segesser II Hide Painting in Spanish and French Colonial Literature
Gordon M. Sayre
8. The Removes of Harriot Stuart: Charlotte Lennox and the Birth of the
Western
Marta Kvande and Sara Spurgeon
9. Contrast and Contradiction: The Emergent West in Crèvecoeur’s Regional
Theory
Tara Penry
10. The Business of Heaven and Earth: Toponymy and the Imperial Idyll in
the Domínguez-Escalante Journal of 1776
George English Brooks
11. An Eighteenth-Century Narrative of Encounter in the Trans-Mississippi
West: Jean-Baptiste Trudeau on the Missouri River
Robert Woods Sayre
12. Harmonizing the “West”: Jefferson’s Account of Louisiana and American
Identity
Renaud Contini
Contributors
Index
Foreword by Michael P. Branch
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Reconsidering the “When” of the West
1. From Hunahpu to Hiawatha: The Passion of Corn and the Sublimation of
Violence in Native American Mythmaking
Paul G. Zolbrod
2. When the East Was West: Vinland in the American Imaginary
Annette Kolodny
3. Accommodating Presence: Esteban, Fray Marcos, and the Problem of
Literary Translation on the American Frontier
Cassander L. Smith
4. Captured by Genre: Mary Rowlandson’s Western Imagination on the
Nineteenth-Century Frontier
John David Miles
5. The Royal Frontier: Colonist and Native Relations in Aphra Behn’s
Virginia
Rebecca M. Lush
6. Frontier Commonwealths: Violence, Private Interest, and the Public Good
in Hennepin’s A New Discovery of a Vast Country in America
David J. Peterson
7. The Bad Guys Wear Tricornered Hats: The Villasur Massacre of 1720 and
the Segesser II Hide Painting in Spanish and French Colonial Literature
Gordon M. Sayre
8. The Removes of Harriot Stuart: Charlotte Lennox and the Birth of the
Western
Marta Kvande and Sara Spurgeon
9. Contrast and Contradiction: The Emergent West in Crèvecoeur’s Regional
Theory
Tara Penry
10. The Business of Heaven and Earth: Toponymy and the Imperial Idyll in
the Domínguez-Escalante Journal of 1776
George English Brooks
11. An Eighteenth-Century Narrative of Encounter in the Trans-Mississippi
West: Jean-Baptiste Trudeau on the Missouri River
Robert Woods Sayre
12. Harmonizing the “West”: Jefferson’s Account of Louisiana and American
Identity
Renaud Contini
Contributors
Index
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Reconsidering the “When” of the West
1. From Hunahpu to Hiawatha: The Passion of Corn and the Sublimation of
Violence in Native American Mythmaking
Paul G. Zolbrod
2. When the East Was West: Vinland in the American Imaginary
Annette Kolodny
3. Accommodating Presence: Esteban, Fray Marcos, and the Problem of
Literary Translation on the American Frontier
Cassander L. Smith
4. Captured by Genre: Mary Rowlandson’s Western Imagination on the
Nineteenth-Century Frontier
John David Miles
5. The Royal Frontier: Colonist and Native Relations in Aphra Behn’s
Virginia
Rebecca M. Lush
6. Frontier Commonwealths: Violence, Private Interest, and the Public Good
in Hennepin’s A New Discovery of a Vast Country in America
David J. Peterson
7. The Bad Guys Wear Tricornered Hats: The Villasur Massacre of 1720 and
the Segesser II Hide Painting in Spanish and French Colonial Literature
Gordon M. Sayre
8. The Removes of Harriot Stuart: Charlotte Lennox and the Birth of the
Western
Marta Kvande and Sara Spurgeon
9. Contrast and Contradiction: The Emergent West in Crèvecoeur’s Regional
Theory
Tara Penry
10. The Business of Heaven and Earth: Toponymy and the Imperial Idyll in
the Domínguez-Escalante Journal of 1776
George English Brooks
11. An Eighteenth-Century Narrative of Encounter in the Trans-Mississippi
West: Jean-Baptiste Trudeau on the Missouri River
Robert Woods Sayre
12. Harmonizing the “West”: Jefferson’s Account of Louisiana and American
Identity
Renaud Contini
Contributors
Index