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First Published in 2004. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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First Published in 2004. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 216
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. November 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 150mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 358g
- ISBN-13: 9780415861427
- ISBN-10: 041586142X
- Artikelnr.: 37328095
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 216
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. November 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 150mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 358g
- ISBN-13: 9780415861427
- ISBN-10: 041586142X
- Artikelnr.: 37328095
Tom Nissley received his Ph.D. from the University of Washington. He has written for The Stranger andMcSweeney's and works as an editor and writer in Seattle.
Contents Acknowledgments Introduction: Alienable, Intimate, Authentic
Alienation and Alienable Property Patronage and the Intimate Economy The
Property in Authenticity The Mixed Economies of the Self-Made Man Chapter
1: Free Labor and Intimate Capital: The Postwar Autobiographies of
Douglass, Brown, and Washington Outside de Store: Free Labor and Southern
Agriculture after the War Hard Earnings and the Intimacy of Reputation:
Free Labor in the Life and Times of Frederick Douglass The Fugitive's
Southern Home: William Wells Brown's Dispersed Autobiography Clean
Buildings: Executive Intimacies and Hard Capital in Booker T. Washington's
Up from Slavery Chapter 2: The Nature Theater of Americana: Horatio Alger's
Earnest Commodities The Nature Theater of America: The Algers' Life of
Edwin Forrest and the Ragged Dick Stories Ben Bruce and the Threat of
Commodified Writing Postscript: Alienable Americana and a Mutilated Boy's
Gratitude Chapter 3: Racial Credit, White Money, and the Novel of
Assimilative Lament Shinyness and White Money The Capital of Yearning
Chapter 4: The Reality Effect in the Film Machine: The Authentic
Performances of the Silent Comedies Thrills and the Average Boy The
Daredevil as Civil Engineer Eisenstein and the Chaplinesque Performances of
Anonymity Notes Bibliography Index
Alienation and Alienable Property Patronage and the Intimate Economy The
Property in Authenticity The Mixed Economies of the Self-Made Man Chapter
1: Free Labor and Intimate Capital: The Postwar Autobiographies of
Douglass, Brown, and Washington Outside de Store: Free Labor and Southern
Agriculture after the War Hard Earnings and the Intimacy of Reputation:
Free Labor in the Life and Times of Frederick Douglass The Fugitive's
Southern Home: William Wells Brown's Dispersed Autobiography Clean
Buildings: Executive Intimacies and Hard Capital in Booker T. Washington's
Up from Slavery Chapter 2: The Nature Theater of Americana: Horatio Alger's
Earnest Commodities The Nature Theater of America: The Algers' Life of
Edwin Forrest and the Ragged Dick Stories Ben Bruce and the Threat of
Commodified Writing Postscript: Alienable Americana and a Mutilated Boy's
Gratitude Chapter 3: Racial Credit, White Money, and the Novel of
Assimilative Lament Shinyness and White Money The Capital of Yearning
Chapter 4: The Reality Effect in the Film Machine: The Authentic
Performances of the Silent Comedies Thrills and the Average Boy The
Daredevil as Civil Engineer Eisenstein and the Chaplinesque Performances of
Anonymity Notes Bibliography Index
Contents Acknowledgments Introduction: Alienable, Intimate, Authentic
Alienation and Alienable Property Patronage and the Intimate Economy The
Property in Authenticity The Mixed Economies of the Self-Made Man Chapter
1: Free Labor and Intimate Capital: The Postwar Autobiographies of
Douglass, Brown, and Washington Outside de Store: Free Labor and Southern
Agriculture after the War Hard Earnings and the Intimacy of Reputation:
Free Labor in the Life and Times of Frederick Douglass The Fugitive's
Southern Home: William Wells Brown's Dispersed Autobiography Clean
Buildings: Executive Intimacies and Hard Capital in Booker T. Washington's
Up from Slavery Chapter 2: The Nature Theater of Americana: Horatio Alger's
Earnest Commodities The Nature Theater of America: The Algers' Life of
Edwin Forrest and the Ragged Dick Stories Ben Bruce and the Threat of
Commodified Writing Postscript: Alienable Americana and a Mutilated Boy's
Gratitude Chapter 3: Racial Credit, White Money, and the Novel of
Assimilative Lament Shinyness and White Money The Capital of Yearning
Chapter 4: The Reality Effect in the Film Machine: The Authentic
Performances of the Silent Comedies Thrills and the Average Boy The
Daredevil as Civil Engineer Eisenstein and the Chaplinesque Performances of
Anonymity Notes Bibliography Index
Alienation and Alienable Property Patronage and the Intimate Economy The
Property in Authenticity The Mixed Economies of the Self-Made Man Chapter
1: Free Labor and Intimate Capital: The Postwar Autobiographies of
Douglass, Brown, and Washington Outside de Store: Free Labor and Southern
Agriculture after the War Hard Earnings and the Intimacy of Reputation:
Free Labor in the Life and Times of Frederick Douglass The Fugitive's
Southern Home: William Wells Brown's Dispersed Autobiography Clean
Buildings: Executive Intimacies and Hard Capital in Booker T. Washington's
Up from Slavery Chapter 2: The Nature Theater of Americana: Horatio Alger's
Earnest Commodities The Nature Theater of America: The Algers' Life of
Edwin Forrest and the Ragged Dick Stories Ben Bruce and the Threat of
Commodified Writing Postscript: Alienable Americana and a Mutilated Boy's
Gratitude Chapter 3: Racial Credit, White Money, and the Novel of
Assimilative Lament Shinyness and White Money The Capital of Yearning
Chapter 4: The Reality Effect in the Film Machine: The Authentic
Performances of the Silent Comedies Thrills and the Average Boy The
Daredevil as Civil Engineer Eisenstein and the Chaplinesque Performances of
Anonymity Notes Bibliography Index