Cather Studies
Cather Studies, Volume 13
Willa Cather's Pittsburgh
Herausgeber: Bintrim, Timothy W; Vanderlaan, Kimberly; Jaap, James A
Cather Studies
Cather Studies, Volume 13
Willa Cather's Pittsburgh
Herausgeber: Bintrim, Timothy W; Vanderlaan, Kimberly; Jaap, James A
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Cather Studies, Volume 13 explores the myriad ways Willa Cather’s writing career was shaped by the decade she lived in Pittsburgh (1896–1906) and the artistic, professional, and personal connections that she made while sojourning there through 1916.
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Cather Studies, Volume 13 explores the myriad ways Willa Cather’s writing career was shaped by the decade she lived in Pittsburgh (1896–1906) and the artistic, professional, and personal connections that she made while sojourning there through 1916.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Univ of Nebraska Press
- Seitenzahl: 378
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juli 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 476g
- ISBN-13: 9781496224613
- ISBN-10: 1496224612
- Artikelnr.: 61316651
- Verlag: Univ of Nebraska Press
- Seitenzahl: 378
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juli 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 476g
- ISBN-13: 9781496224613
- ISBN-10: 1496224612
- Artikelnr.: 61316651
Timothy W. Bintrim is a professor of English at Saint Francis University in Loretto, Pennsylvania. James A. Jaap is a teaching professor of English and the assistant chief academic officer at the Greater Allegheny campus of the Pennsylvania State University. Kimberly Vanderlaan is an associate professor of English at California University of Pennsylvania near Pittsburgh.
List of Illustrations
Introduction
Timothy W. Bintrim, James A. Jaap, and Kimberly Vanderlaan
Prologue: Becoming “Miss Cather from Pittsburgh”
Ann Romines
Part 1. East Meets West
1. Bicycles and Freedom in Red Cloud and Pittsburgh: Willa Cather’s Early
Transformations of Place and Gender in “Tommy, the Unsentimental”
Daryl W. Palmer
2. Where Pagodas Rise on Every Hill: Romance as Resistance in “A Son of the
Celestial”
Michael Gorman
3. The Boxer Rebellion, Pittsburgh’s Missionary Crisis, and “The Conversion
of Sum Loo”
Timothy W. Bintrim
Part 2. Class Action: Retrying “Paul’s Case”
4. Growing Pains: The City behind Cather’s Pittsburgh Classroom
Mary Ruth Ryder
5. Big Steel and Class Consciousness in “Paul’s Case”
Charmion Gustke
6. “The Most Exciting Attractions Are between Two Opposites That Never
Meet”: Willa Cather and Andy Warhol
Todd Richardson
Part 3. Friendships, Literary and Musical
7. Willa Cather as Translator: The Pittsburgh “French Soirées”
Diane Prenatt
8. A Collegial Friendship: Willa Cather and Ethel Herr Litchfield
John H. Flannigan
9. Grave and God-Free: Ethelbert Nevin as a Pivotal Historical Source in
“The Professor’s Commencement” and The Professor’s House
Kimberly Vanderlaan
Part 4. Later Stories
10. “I’m Working, I’m Working”: The Industrious Artist of Pittsburgh in
Willa Cather’s The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine Publications
Kelsey Squire
11. Venetian Window: Pittsburgh Glass and Modernist Community in “Double
Birthday”
Joseph C. Murphy
12. Cather’s Pittsburgh and the Alchemy of Social Class
Angela Conrad
Epilogue: Why Willa Cather? A Retrospective
John J. Murphy
Contributors
Index
Introduction
Timothy W. Bintrim, James A. Jaap, and Kimberly Vanderlaan
Prologue: Becoming “Miss Cather from Pittsburgh”
Ann Romines
Part 1. East Meets West
1. Bicycles and Freedom in Red Cloud and Pittsburgh: Willa Cather’s Early
Transformations of Place and Gender in “Tommy, the Unsentimental”
Daryl W. Palmer
2. Where Pagodas Rise on Every Hill: Romance as Resistance in “A Son of the
Celestial”
Michael Gorman
3. The Boxer Rebellion, Pittsburgh’s Missionary Crisis, and “The Conversion
of Sum Loo”
Timothy W. Bintrim
Part 2. Class Action: Retrying “Paul’s Case”
4. Growing Pains: The City behind Cather’s Pittsburgh Classroom
Mary Ruth Ryder
5. Big Steel and Class Consciousness in “Paul’s Case”
Charmion Gustke
6. “The Most Exciting Attractions Are between Two Opposites That Never
Meet”: Willa Cather and Andy Warhol
Todd Richardson
Part 3. Friendships, Literary and Musical
7. Willa Cather as Translator: The Pittsburgh “French Soirées”
Diane Prenatt
8. A Collegial Friendship: Willa Cather and Ethel Herr Litchfield
John H. Flannigan
9. Grave and God-Free: Ethelbert Nevin as a Pivotal Historical Source in
“The Professor’s Commencement” and The Professor’s House
Kimberly Vanderlaan
Part 4. Later Stories
10. “I’m Working, I’m Working”: The Industrious Artist of Pittsburgh in
Willa Cather’s The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine Publications
Kelsey Squire
11. Venetian Window: Pittsburgh Glass and Modernist Community in “Double
Birthday”
Joseph C. Murphy
12. Cather’s Pittsburgh and the Alchemy of Social Class
Angela Conrad
Epilogue: Why Willa Cather? A Retrospective
John J. Murphy
Contributors
Index
List of Illustrations
Introduction
Timothy W. Bintrim, James A. Jaap, and Kimberly Vanderlaan
Prologue: Becoming “Miss Cather from Pittsburgh”
Ann Romines
Part 1. East Meets West
1. Bicycles and Freedom in Red Cloud and Pittsburgh: Willa Cather’s Early
Transformations of Place and Gender in “Tommy, the Unsentimental”
Daryl W. Palmer
2. Where Pagodas Rise on Every Hill: Romance as Resistance in “A Son of the
Celestial”
Michael Gorman
3. The Boxer Rebellion, Pittsburgh’s Missionary Crisis, and “The Conversion
of Sum Loo”
Timothy W. Bintrim
Part 2. Class Action: Retrying “Paul’s Case”
4. Growing Pains: The City behind Cather’s Pittsburgh Classroom
Mary Ruth Ryder
5. Big Steel and Class Consciousness in “Paul’s Case”
Charmion Gustke
6. “The Most Exciting Attractions Are between Two Opposites That Never
Meet”: Willa Cather and Andy Warhol
Todd Richardson
Part 3. Friendships, Literary and Musical
7. Willa Cather as Translator: The Pittsburgh “French Soirées”
Diane Prenatt
8. A Collegial Friendship: Willa Cather and Ethel Herr Litchfield
John H. Flannigan
9. Grave and God-Free: Ethelbert Nevin as a Pivotal Historical Source in
“The Professor’s Commencement” and The Professor’s House
Kimberly Vanderlaan
Part 4. Later Stories
10. “I’m Working, I’m Working”: The Industrious Artist of Pittsburgh in
Willa Cather’s The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine Publications
Kelsey Squire
11. Venetian Window: Pittsburgh Glass and Modernist Community in “Double
Birthday”
Joseph C. Murphy
12. Cather’s Pittsburgh and the Alchemy of Social Class
Angela Conrad
Epilogue: Why Willa Cather? A Retrospective
John J. Murphy
Contributors
Index
Introduction
Timothy W. Bintrim, James A. Jaap, and Kimberly Vanderlaan
Prologue: Becoming “Miss Cather from Pittsburgh”
Ann Romines
Part 1. East Meets West
1. Bicycles and Freedom in Red Cloud and Pittsburgh: Willa Cather’s Early
Transformations of Place and Gender in “Tommy, the Unsentimental”
Daryl W. Palmer
2. Where Pagodas Rise on Every Hill: Romance as Resistance in “A Son of the
Celestial”
Michael Gorman
3. The Boxer Rebellion, Pittsburgh’s Missionary Crisis, and “The Conversion
of Sum Loo”
Timothy W. Bintrim
Part 2. Class Action: Retrying “Paul’s Case”
4. Growing Pains: The City behind Cather’s Pittsburgh Classroom
Mary Ruth Ryder
5. Big Steel and Class Consciousness in “Paul’s Case”
Charmion Gustke
6. “The Most Exciting Attractions Are between Two Opposites That Never
Meet”: Willa Cather and Andy Warhol
Todd Richardson
Part 3. Friendships, Literary and Musical
7. Willa Cather as Translator: The Pittsburgh “French Soirées”
Diane Prenatt
8. A Collegial Friendship: Willa Cather and Ethel Herr Litchfield
John H. Flannigan
9. Grave and God-Free: Ethelbert Nevin as a Pivotal Historical Source in
“The Professor’s Commencement” and The Professor’s House
Kimberly Vanderlaan
Part 4. Later Stories
10. “I’m Working, I’m Working”: The Industrious Artist of Pittsburgh in
Willa Cather’s The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine Publications
Kelsey Squire
11. Venetian Window: Pittsburgh Glass and Modernist Community in “Double
Birthday”
Joseph C. Murphy
12. Cather’s Pittsburgh and the Alchemy of Social Class
Angela Conrad
Epilogue: Why Willa Cather? A Retrospective
John J. Murphy
Contributors
Index