This book offers a fresh examination of key interpretative issues in the field of nineteenth-century American literary studies. It presents a wide range of new approaches to key topics such as Black studies, Latinx studies, disability, gender and sexuality, new materialism, and Indigeneity.
This book offers a fresh examination of key interpretative issues in the field of nineteenth-century American literary studies. It presents a wide range of new approaches to key topics such as Black studies, Latinx studies, disability, gender and sexuality, new materialism, and Indigeneity.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: taking stock and new directions Russ Castronovo and Robert S. Levine; 1. Harriet Wilson's lessons: disability and nineteenth-century American literature Sari Altschuler; 2. Frances Ellen Watkins Harper and the new Civil war literary studies Colleen Glenney Goggs; 3. The Global South: a speculative exercise Katharine A. Burnett; 4. 'Making it new: William Cullen Bryant's Iliad and postbellum poetics' Michael C. Cohen; 5. Law, Nineteenth-Century American literary studies, and the black formalist tradition Jeannine Marie DeLombard; 6. Conjuring Nineteenth-Century black environmentalism Erin Forbes; 7. Transitioning queer studies in Nineteenth-Century American literature Ren Heintz; 8. New materialisms and scalar collapse in Nineteenth-Century American literary studies Paul Hurh; 9. Nineteenth-Century Spanish-language textbooks and US American literature Carmen E. Lamas; 10. The political functions of reconstruction literature, then and now Gregory Laski; 11. Echoes from the past, archives of the future: Latinx Authors and Spanish-language print culture Rodrigo Lazo and Gretchen Murphy; 12. A periodical Masquerade: the History of the Book in Nineteenth-Century America, unbound Matthew Pethers; 13. Tasteful sketches and tasteless ambition: rethinking the place of the sketch in Nineteenth-Century US Literature Claudia Stokes; 14. Grounding Nineteenth-Century studies in indigenous studies Kathryn Walkiewicz and Kelley Wisecup; 15. Cultures of data: literature and the quantitative turn Edward Whitley; 16. Rethinking critical geographies: transamerican studies, the pacific, and the Nineteenth-Century United States Maria A. Windell; 17. Rethinking black speculative fiction: the example of Charles Chesnutt Autumn Womack; 18. The black pacific: new directions in race and transnationalism Edlie Wong; 19. 'Unfeeling Stone': rethinking sentimentality at the heart of Nineteenth-Century American literary studies Xine Yao; Index.
Introduction: taking stock and new directions Russ Castronovo and Robert S. Levine; 1. Harriet Wilson's lessons: disability and nineteenth-century American literature Sari Altschuler; 2. Frances Ellen Watkins Harper and the new Civil war literary studies Colleen Glenney Goggs; 3. The Global South: a speculative exercise Katharine A. Burnett; 4. 'Making it new: William Cullen Bryant's Iliad and postbellum poetics' Michael C. Cohen; 5. Law, Nineteenth-Century American literary studies, and the black formalist tradition Jeannine Marie DeLombard; 6. Conjuring Nineteenth-Century black environmentalism Erin Forbes; 7. Transitioning queer studies in Nineteenth-Century American literature Ren Heintz; 8. New materialisms and scalar collapse in Nineteenth-Century American literary studies Paul Hurh; 9. Nineteenth-Century Spanish-language textbooks and US American literature Carmen E. Lamas; 10. The political functions of reconstruction literature, then and now Gregory Laski; 11. Echoes from the past, archives of the future: Latinx Authors and Spanish-language print culture Rodrigo Lazo and Gretchen Murphy; 12. A periodical Masquerade: the History of the Book in Nineteenth-Century America, unbound Matthew Pethers; 13. Tasteful sketches and tasteless ambition: rethinking the place of the sketch in Nineteenth-Century US Literature Claudia Stokes; 14. Grounding Nineteenth-Century studies in indigenous studies Kathryn Walkiewicz and Kelley Wisecup; 15. Cultures of data: literature and the quantitative turn Edward Whitley; 16. Rethinking critical geographies: transamerican studies, the pacific, and the Nineteenth-Century United States Maria A. Windell; 17. Rethinking black speculative fiction: the example of Charles Chesnutt Autumn Womack; 18. The black pacific: new directions in race and transnationalism Edlie Wong; 19. 'Unfeeling Stone': rethinking sentimentality at the heart of Nineteenth-Century American literary studies Xine Yao; Index.
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