Places Mark Twain in the literary, historical, and cultural contexts of his time.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. Life: 1. Life Gary Scharnhorst 2. Reading Alan Gribben 3. Autobiography John Bird 4. Biographies Kevin Mac Donnell Part II. Literary Contexts: 5. Southwestern humor Henry B. Wonham 6. Literary comedians David E. E. Sloane 7. Local color and regionalism Joseph A. Alvarez 8. Early periodical writing James Caron 9. Travel writing Jeffrey Melton 10. Short fiction Peter Messent 11. Publishing Bruce Michelson 12. Lectures and speeches Tracy Wuster 13. Contemporary writers Kelly Richardson 14. Realism and naturalism Chad Rohman Part III. Historical and Cultural Contexts: 15. Politics James S. Leonard 16. Business and economics Lawrence Howe 17. Religion Harold K. Bush 18. Science and technology Nathaniel Williams 19. Race and ethnicity: African Americans Shelley Fisher Fishkin 20. Race and ethnicity: native Americans Kerry Driscoll 21. Race and ethnicity: Chinese Hsuan L. Hsu 22. Cosmopolitanism Ann M. Ryan 23. Gender issues: women and domesticity Laura Skandera-Trombley 24. Gender issues: sexuality Linda A. Morris 25. History Gregg Camfield 26. Animals and animal rights Emily VanDette 27. Nationalism and anti-Imperialism Susan K. Harris 28. Philosophy James Wharton Leonard Part IV. Reception and Criticism: 29. Contemporary and early reception and criticism (to 1960) Joe B. Fulton 30. Reception and criticism (1960-present) Joseph Csicsila 31. Translation and international reception Selina Lai-Henderson Part V. Historical, Creative, and Cultural Legacies: 32. Film, television, and theater adaptations R. Kent Rasmussen 33. Copyright, trademark, and brand Judith Yaross Lee 34. Mark Twain sites Hillary Iris Lowe.
Part I. Life: 1. Life Gary Scharnhorst 2. Reading Alan Gribben 3. Autobiography John Bird 4. Biographies Kevin Mac Donnell Part II. Literary Contexts: 5. Southwestern humor Henry B. Wonham 6. Literary comedians David E. E. Sloane 7. Local color and regionalism Joseph A. Alvarez 8. Early periodical writing James Caron 9. Travel writing Jeffrey Melton 10. Short fiction Peter Messent 11. Publishing Bruce Michelson 12. Lectures and speeches Tracy Wuster 13. Contemporary writers Kelly Richardson 14. Realism and naturalism Chad Rohman Part III. Historical and Cultural Contexts: 15. Politics James S. Leonard 16. Business and economics Lawrence Howe 17. Religion Harold K. Bush 18. Science and technology Nathaniel Williams 19. Race and ethnicity: African Americans Shelley Fisher Fishkin 20. Race and ethnicity: native Americans Kerry Driscoll 21. Race and ethnicity: Chinese Hsuan L. Hsu 22. Cosmopolitanism Ann M. Ryan 23. Gender issues: women and domesticity Laura Skandera-Trombley 24. Gender issues: sexuality Linda A. Morris 25. History Gregg Camfield 26. Animals and animal rights Emily VanDette 27. Nationalism and anti-Imperialism Susan K. Harris 28. Philosophy James Wharton Leonard Part IV. Reception and Criticism: 29. Contemporary and early reception and criticism (to 1960) Joe B. Fulton 30. Reception and criticism (1960-present) Joseph Csicsila 31. Translation and international reception Selina Lai-Henderson Part V. Historical, Creative, and Cultural Legacies: 32. Film, television, and theater adaptations R. Kent Rasmussen 33. Copyright, trademark, and brand Judith Yaross Lee 34. Mark Twain sites Hillary Iris Lowe.
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