This volume provides an introduction Nathaniel Hawthorne and demonstrates why he continues to be a significant figure in American literature.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: cultural contexts Monika Elbert Part I. Hawthorne and History: 1. Puritan themes Michael Colacurcio 2. American Revolution Derek Pacheco 3. Native American presence Laura L. Mielke 4. Slavery and the Civil War Larry J. Reynolds 5. Race and ethnicity Leonardo Buonomo 6. Capitalism and social class Joel Pfister 7. Women's Rights Movement Nancy Sweet 8. Religion Martin Kevorkian Part II. Popular Culture and Social Movements: 9. Utopianism Evert Jan van Leeuwen 10. Mesmerism and other pseudo-sciences Samuel Coale 11. Urban landscapes Ellen Weinauer 12. Gender roles David Greven 13. Melodrama and drama Margaret Jay Jessee 14. Visual arts Susan S. Williams 15. Cinematic adaptations Kristen Boudreau Part III. Hawthorne and the Literary Marketplace: 16. Print culture Lesley Ginsberg 17. American Magazine of Useful and Entertaining Knowledge David Cody 18. Literary sketches Kristie Hamilton 19. Children's literature Laura Laffrado 20. Romance genre Leland S. Person 21. The unfinished romances Magnus Ullén Part IV. Hawthorne and Literary Traditions: 22. Romantic predecessors Michael Cody 23. Hawthorne and Poe Richard Kopley 24. Hawthorne and Melville Les Harrison 25. Transcendentalism Jonathan Murphy 26. Sentiment and sentimentality Marianne Noble 27. Gothic fiction Alfred Bendixen 28. Science fiction Jeffrey Andrew Weinstock 29. Transnationalism and magical realism Ricardo Miguel-Alfonso Part V. Family and Place: 30. Marriage Patricia Valenti 31. Hawthorne's biographers Frederick Newberry 32. Natural landscapes Steven Petersheim 33. Salem, Bowdoin, and Concord Melissa McFarland Pennell 34. Hawthorne in England James Hewitson 35. Hawthorne in Italy Rita Bode Further reading Index.
Introduction: cultural contexts Monika Elbert Part I. Hawthorne and History: 1. Puritan themes Michael Colacurcio 2. American Revolution Derek Pacheco 3. Native American presence Laura L. Mielke 4. Slavery and the Civil War Larry J. Reynolds 5. Race and ethnicity Leonardo Buonomo 6. Capitalism and social class Joel Pfister 7. Women's Rights Movement Nancy Sweet 8. Religion Martin Kevorkian Part II. Popular Culture and Social Movements: 9. Utopianism Evert Jan van Leeuwen 10. Mesmerism and other pseudo-sciences Samuel Coale 11. Urban landscapes Ellen Weinauer 12. Gender roles David Greven 13. Melodrama and drama Margaret Jay Jessee 14. Visual arts Susan S. Williams 15. Cinematic adaptations Kristen Boudreau Part III. Hawthorne and the Literary Marketplace: 16. Print culture Lesley Ginsberg 17. American Magazine of Useful and Entertaining Knowledge David Cody 18. Literary sketches Kristie Hamilton 19. Children's literature Laura Laffrado 20. Romance genre Leland S. Person 21. The unfinished romances Magnus Ullén Part IV. Hawthorne and Literary Traditions: 22. Romantic predecessors Michael Cody 23. Hawthorne and Poe Richard Kopley 24. Hawthorne and Melville Les Harrison 25. Transcendentalism Jonathan Murphy 26. Sentiment and sentimentality Marianne Noble 27. Gothic fiction Alfred Bendixen 28. Science fiction Jeffrey Andrew Weinstock 29. Transnationalism and magical realism Ricardo Miguel-Alfonso Part V. Family and Place: 30. Marriage Patricia Valenti 31. Hawthorne's biographers Frederick Newberry 32. Natural landscapes Steven Petersheim 33. Salem, Bowdoin, and Concord Melissa McFarland Pennell 34. Hawthorne in England James Hewitson 35. Hawthorne in Italy Rita Bode Further reading Index.
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