Democratic Humanism and American Literature illustrates the interplay between democratic assumptions and literary performance in the Americas classic nineteenth-century writers - Emerson, Thoreau, Hawthorne, Melville, Cooper, Poe, Whitman, Twain, and James. Kaplan suggests that these major figures works are linked by the myths of genesis of a new political culture. Challenged by the democratic ideal, and committed to it, they wrote prophetic books in the American liberal tradition and endowed its ethical intelligence.
Democratic Humanism and American Literature illustrates the interplay between democratic assumptions and literary performance in the Americas classic nineteenth-century writers - Emerson, Thoreau, Hawthorne, Melville, Cooper, Poe, Whitman, Twain, and James. Kaplan suggests that these major figures works are linked by the myths of genesis of a new political culture. Challenged by the democratic ideal, and committed to it, they wrote prophetic books in the American liberal tradition and endowed its ethical intelligence.
I: Democratic Humanism and American Literature 2: Emerson The Double Consciousness 3: Thoreau The Walden of the World 4: Cooper Poe, and D. H. Lawrence The Myth of America 5: Hawthorne The Need To Become Human 6: Melville "One Royal Mantle of Humanity" 7: Whitman "Song of the Answerer" 8: Huckleberry Finn What It Means To Be Civilized 9: Henry James Conscience and Freedom
I: Democratic Humanism and American Literature 2: Emerson The Double Consciousness 3: Thoreau The Walden of the World 4: Cooper Poe, and D. H. Lawrence The Myth of America 5: Hawthorne The Need To Become Human 6: Melville "One Royal Mantle of Humanity" 7: Whitman "Song of the Answerer" 8: Huckleberry Finn What It Means To Be Civilized 9: Henry James Conscience and Freedom
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