This work contextualises and details Herman Melville's artistic career and outlines the relationship between Melville and Ralph Waldo Emerson. Michael McLoughlin divides Melville's professional career as a novelist into two major phases corresponding to the growth and shift in his art.
This work contextualises and details Herman Melville's artistic career and outlines the relationship between Melville and Ralph Waldo Emerson. Michael McLoughlin divides Melville's professional career as a novelist into two major phases corresponding to the growth and shift in his art.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Michael McLoughlin received his P.hd. in English from the University of South Carolina in 2000. He is currently a Technical Specialist at the Microsoft Corporation.
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INTRODUCTION CHAPTER ONE Correspondent Colorings: Emerson and Melville CHAPTER TWO Shadows in Eden: American Transcendentalism and Its Discontents CHAPTER THREE Deeper Shadows to Come: The Transcendental Underpinnings of Melville's Early Works CHAPTER FOUR Defying Nature: Moby-Dick and the Limits of Emersonian Individualism CHAPTER FIVE A Hell-Fired Rural Bowl of Milk: Melville's Pierre and Transcendental Rebellion CHAPTER SIX Naked Nature aboard the San Dominick: "Benito Cereno," Emerson, and the Gothic CHAPTER SEVEN The Endless, Winding Way: Melville's Engagement with Emerson in The Whale's Wake
INTRODUCTION CHAPTER ONE Correspondent Colorings: Emerson and Melville CHAPTER TWO Shadows in Eden: American Transcendentalism and Its Discontents CHAPTER THREE Deeper Shadows to Come: The Transcendental Underpinnings of Melville's Early Works CHAPTER FOUR Defying Nature: Moby-Dick and the Limits of Emersonian Individualism CHAPTER FIVE A Hell-Fired Rural Bowl of Milk: Melville's Pierre and Transcendental Rebellion CHAPTER SIX Naked Nature aboard the San Dominick: "Benito Cereno," Emerson, and the Gothic CHAPTER SEVEN The Endless, Winding Way: Melville's Engagement with Emerson in The Whale's Wake
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