Ralph Waldo Emerson in Context
Herausgeber: Mott, Wesley T.
Ralph Waldo Emerson in Context
Herausgeber: Mott, Wesley T.
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This collection explores the many intellectual and social contexts in which Emerson lived, thought and wrote.
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This collection explores the many intellectual and social contexts in which Emerson lived, thought and wrote.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 340
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. März 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 703g
- ISBN-13: 9781107028012
- ISBN-10: 1107028019
- Artikelnr.: 39501358
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 340
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. März 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 703g
- ISBN-13: 9781107028012
- ISBN-10: 1107028019
- Artikelnr.: 39501358
List of illustrations
Notes on contributors
Preface
List of abbreviations
Chronology Sterling F. Delano
Part I. Emerson and a Sense of Place(s): 1. Boston and Concord Jacob Risinger
2. America Roger Thompson
3. Britain Wesley T. Mott
4. Europe Jan Stievermann
5. Asia Alan Hodder
6. Travel Jason Berger
Part II. Emerson and Ideas: 'The Wide World': 7. Reading Jennifer Gurley
8. Literature Albert J. von Frank
9. Poetry and poetics Saundra Morris
10. Nature David Greenham
11. Divinity David M. Robinson
12. Human mind Kristin Boudreau
13. History Neal Dolan
14. Democracy Daniel S. Malachuk
15. Revolution Daniel Koch
16. Science and technology Jennifer J. Baker
Part III. Emerson and Society: 'Hodiernal Circles': 17. Life against death Ronald A. Bosco
18. Family Noelle Baker
19. Friendship John Lysaker
20. Ethics Susan L. Dunston
21. Clubs Alfred G. Litton
22. Gender Leslie Elizabeth Eckel
23. Race Len Gougeon
24. Reform Todd H. Richardson
25. Money Joel Myerson
26. Publishers David O. Dowling
Part IV. Emerson and his Legacies: From Infidel to Icon: 27. Portraits Leslie Perrin Wilson
28. Fame Bonnie Carr O'Neill
29. Biography Robert D. Habich
30. Critics: 1836-1948 Glen M. Johnson
31. Critics: 1948-2013 Randall Fuller
32. A national icon Jillmarie Murphy
Further reading
Index.
Notes on contributors
Preface
List of abbreviations
Chronology Sterling F. Delano
Part I. Emerson and a Sense of Place(s): 1. Boston and Concord Jacob Risinger
2. America Roger Thompson
3. Britain Wesley T. Mott
4. Europe Jan Stievermann
5. Asia Alan Hodder
6. Travel Jason Berger
Part II. Emerson and Ideas: 'The Wide World': 7. Reading Jennifer Gurley
8. Literature Albert J. von Frank
9. Poetry and poetics Saundra Morris
10. Nature David Greenham
11. Divinity David M. Robinson
12. Human mind Kristin Boudreau
13. History Neal Dolan
14. Democracy Daniel S. Malachuk
15. Revolution Daniel Koch
16. Science and technology Jennifer J. Baker
Part III. Emerson and Society: 'Hodiernal Circles': 17. Life against death Ronald A. Bosco
18. Family Noelle Baker
19. Friendship John Lysaker
20. Ethics Susan L. Dunston
21. Clubs Alfred G. Litton
22. Gender Leslie Elizabeth Eckel
23. Race Len Gougeon
24. Reform Todd H. Richardson
25. Money Joel Myerson
26. Publishers David O. Dowling
Part IV. Emerson and his Legacies: From Infidel to Icon: 27. Portraits Leslie Perrin Wilson
28. Fame Bonnie Carr O'Neill
29. Biography Robert D. Habich
30. Critics: 1836-1948 Glen M. Johnson
31. Critics: 1948-2013 Randall Fuller
32. A national icon Jillmarie Murphy
Further reading
Index.
List of illustrations
Notes on contributors
Preface
List of abbreviations
Chronology Sterling F. Delano
Part I. Emerson and a Sense of Place(s): 1. Boston and Concord Jacob Risinger
2. America Roger Thompson
3. Britain Wesley T. Mott
4. Europe Jan Stievermann
5. Asia Alan Hodder
6. Travel Jason Berger
Part II. Emerson and Ideas: 'The Wide World': 7. Reading Jennifer Gurley
8. Literature Albert J. von Frank
9. Poetry and poetics Saundra Morris
10. Nature David Greenham
11. Divinity David M. Robinson
12. Human mind Kristin Boudreau
13. History Neal Dolan
14. Democracy Daniel S. Malachuk
15. Revolution Daniel Koch
16. Science and technology Jennifer J. Baker
Part III. Emerson and Society: 'Hodiernal Circles': 17. Life against death Ronald A. Bosco
18. Family Noelle Baker
19. Friendship John Lysaker
20. Ethics Susan L. Dunston
21. Clubs Alfred G. Litton
22. Gender Leslie Elizabeth Eckel
23. Race Len Gougeon
24. Reform Todd H. Richardson
25. Money Joel Myerson
26. Publishers David O. Dowling
Part IV. Emerson and his Legacies: From Infidel to Icon: 27. Portraits Leslie Perrin Wilson
28. Fame Bonnie Carr O'Neill
29. Biography Robert D. Habich
30. Critics: 1836-1948 Glen M. Johnson
31. Critics: 1948-2013 Randall Fuller
32. A national icon Jillmarie Murphy
Further reading
Index.
Notes on contributors
Preface
List of abbreviations
Chronology Sterling F. Delano
Part I. Emerson and a Sense of Place(s): 1. Boston and Concord Jacob Risinger
2. America Roger Thompson
3. Britain Wesley T. Mott
4. Europe Jan Stievermann
5. Asia Alan Hodder
6. Travel Jason Berger
Part II. Emerson and Ideas: 'The Wide World': 7. Reading Jennifer Gurley
8. Literature Albert J. von Frank
9. Poetry and poetics Saundra Morris
10. Nature David Greenham
11. Divinity David M. Robinson
12. Human mind Kristin Boudreau
13. History Neal Dolan
14. Democracy Daniel S. Malachuk
15. Revolution Daniel Koch
16. Science and technology Jennifer J. Baker
Part III. Emerson and Society: 'Hodiernal Circles': 17. Life against death Ronald A. Bosco
18. Family Noelle Baker
19. Friendship John Lysaker
20. Ethics Susan L. Dunston
21. Clubs Alfred G. Litton
22. Gender Leslie Elizabeth Eckel
23. Race Len Gougeon
24. Reform Todd H. Richardson
25. Money Joel Myerson
26. Publishers David O. Dowling
Part IV. Emerson and his Legacies: From Infidel to Icon: 27. Portraits Leslie Perrin Wilson
28. Fame Bonnie Carr O'Neill
29. Biography Robert D. Habich
30. Critics: 1836-1948 Glen M. Johnson
31. Critics: 1948-2013 Randall Fuller
32. A national icon Jillmarie Murphy
Further reading
Index.