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American history through literature, 1870-1920

Author: Tom Quirk; Gary Scharnhorst; Thomson Gale (Firm)
Publisher: Detroit, Mich. : Charles Scribner's Sons, ©2006.
Series: Gale virtual reference library.
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Presents literature not as a simple inventory of authors or titles but rather as a historical and cultural field viewed from a wide array of contemporary perspectives. The set, which is "new historicist" in its approach to literary criticism, endorses the notion that not only does history affect literature, but literature itself informs history.
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American history through literature, 1870-1920.
Detroit, Mich. : Charles Scribner's Sons, c2006
(DLC) 2005023736
(OCoLC)61295903
Material Type: Document, Internet resource
Document Type: Internet Resource, Computer File
All Authors / Contributors: Tom Quirk; Gary Scharnhorst; Thomson Gale (Firm)
ISBN: 0684314932 9780684314938 0684314649 9780684314648 0684314657 9780684314655 0684314665 9780684314662 0684314673 9780684314679
OCLC Number: 62778245
Description: 1 online resource (3 v.) : ill.
Contents: Vol. 1. Addiction / Roger Forseth --
Adolescence / Caren J. Town --
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn / Louis J. Budd --
Aestheticism / Christian Berkemeier --
Aging and Death / Virgil Mathes --
Agnosticism and Atheism / S. T. Joshi --
The Ambassadors / Richard A. Hocks --
American Indian Stories / Rick Waters --
The American Language / Connie Eble --
American Literature / Joseph Csicsila --
Americans Abroad / Horst Kruse --
The American Scene / Mary Esteve --
Anarchism / Suzanne Clark --
Anglo-Saxonism / John N. Swift --
Annexation and Expansion / Joseph L. Coulombe --
Anti-Intellectualism / Tim Sougstad --
Appeal to Reason / Nancy Morrow --
Art and Architecture / Joseph J. Wydeven --
Arts and Crafts / Nancy Morrow --
Assimilation / Lori Jirousek --
The Atlantic Monthly / Ellery Sedgwick --
Autobiography / William Pannapacker --
The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man / Cristina L. Ruotolo --
The Awakening / William Nelles --
Banking and Finance / Roark Mulligan --
Battle of the Little Bighorn / Caren J. Town --
Best-Sellers / John J. Han --
The Bible / John J. Murphy --
Billy Budd / Richard A. Hocks --
Biography / William Pannapacker --
The Birth of a Nation / Paul Young --
Blacks / Licia Morrow Calloway --
Bohemians and Vagabondia / Kevin J. Hayes --
Book Publishing / Megan Benton --
Boston and Concord / Len Gougeon --
Boxing / John Dudley --
Business and Industry Novels / Richard Adams --
Capital Punishment / Nancy Morrow --
Catholics / John J. Han --
Centennial / Robert W. Rydell --
Century Magazine / James Arthur Bond --
Chicago / Keith Gumery --
Children's Literature / J. D. Stahl --
Chinese / Elizabeth Archuleta --
Christianity / Cole P. Dawson --
Christianity and the Social Crisis / Susan Curtis --
Christian Science / Susan Albertine --
Circuses / William L. Slout --
City Dwellers / James R. Giles --
Civil Rights / Licia Morrow Calloway --
Civil War Memoirs / Maurice S. Lee --
Civil War Memorials and Monuments / Timothy S. Sedore --
Clubs and Salons / Michael Smedshammer --
The Conjure Woman / Henry B. Wonham --
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court / Joe B. Fulton --
Copyright / Martin T. Buinicki --
The Country of the Pointed Firs / Sarah Way Sherman --
Courtship, Marriage, and Divorce / Kimberly A. Freeman --
Cross-Dressing / Mary P. Anderson --
Daisy Miller / Michael Anesko --
The Damnation of Theron Ware / Fritz Oehlschlaeger --
Dance / Elizabeth Miller Lewis --
Darwinism / Deirdre Ray --
Dime Novels / J. Randolph Cox --
Disasters / Nancy Morrow --
Diseases and Epidemics / K. Patrick Ober --
Domestic and Sentimental Fiction / Anne E. Boyd --
Editors / Ann Mauger Colbert --
Education / Gary Scharnhorst --
The Education of Henry Adams / Len Gougeon --
The Emperor Jones / Brenda Murphy --
Ethnology / Elizabeth Archuleta --
Farmers and Ranchers / Diane Dufva Quantic --
Fashion / Stephanie A. Smith --
Feminism / Kerry Driscoll --
Folklore and Oral Traditions / Ronald L. Baker --
Food and Drink / Jennifer Cognard-Black --
Foreign Visitors / Steven Goldleaf --
The Four Million / Helen Killoran --
Free Love / Paul Hadella --
Frontier / Richard W. Etulain Gary Topping --
Genteel Tradition / Matthew Teorey --
Ghost Stories / S. T. Joshi. Vol 2. Harper & Brothers / Gib Prettyman --
Harper's New Monthly Magazine / Ann Mauger Colbert --
Haymarket Square / Timothy Parrish --
A Hazard of New Fortunes / Gib Prettyman --
Health and Medicine / Jennifer S. Tuttle --
Historical Romance / George Dekker --
History / Ferenc M. Szasz --
Houghton Mifflin / Ellery Sedgwick --
The House of Mirth / Carol J. Singley --
Humor / Louis J. Budd --
Henry B. Wonham --
Imagism / Timothy Materer --
Immigration / Lori Jirousek --
Imperialism and Anti-Imperialism / Susan K. Harris --
Impressionism / Sonja Froiland Lynch --
Robert Lee Lynch Jr. --
Indians / Maureen Konkle --
Indian Wars / Maureen Konkle --
In the Tennessee Mountains / Grace Toney Edwards --
Iola Leroy / John Bird --
Irish / Stacey L. Donohue --
Jews / Sanford E. Marovitz --
Jim Crow / Elizabeth Archuleta --
Journalism / Jean Marie Lutes --
The Jungle / Tim Sougstad --
Jurisprudence / John N. Swift --
Ku Klux Klan / James S. Leonard --
Labor / Andrew Rennick --
The Land of Little Rain / William J. Scheick --
Law Enforcement / Matthew Teorey --
Lectures / Gary Scharnhorst --
Libraries / Mark Woodhouse --
Literary Colonies / Richard S. Randolph --
Literary Criticism / Aaron Urbanczyk --
Literary Friendships / Peter Messent --
Literary Marketplace / Steven H. Jobe --
Little Magazines and Small Presses / Kevin J. Hayes --
Lochner v. New York / John N. Swift --
The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock / Sanford Pinsker --
Lynching / Emmett H. Carroll --
Lyric Poetry / Paul Crumbley --
Lyrics of Lowly Life / John Bird --
McClure's Magazine / Charles Johanningsmeier --
McTeague / Joseph R. McElrath Jr. --
Maggie, A Girl of the Streets / Paul Sorrentino --
Main Street / James M. Hutchisson --
Main-Travelled Roads / Joseph B. McCullough --
The Man against the Sky / Tom Quirk --
The Marrow of Tradition / William L. Andrews --
The Marshes of Glynn / Rosemary D. Cox --
Mass Marketing / June Johnson Bube --
Mexican Revolution / Antonio C. Márquez --
Migration / Kelvin Beliele --
Miscegenation / Joe B. Fulton --
Moon-Calf / Keith Gumery --
Mormons / William R. Handley --
Motion Pictures / Paul Young --
Mrs. Spring Fragrance / Martha J. Cutter --
Muckrakers and Yellow Journalism / Brian Black --
Museums / Liza Ann Acosta --
Music / Michael J. Budds --
My Ántonia / Janis P. Stout --
My First Summer in the Sierra / Michael P. Branch --
Mystery and Detective Fiction / Laura L. Behling --
The Nation / Louis J. Budd --
Naturalism / Donald Pizer --
Nature Writing / Michael P. Branch --
A New England Nun and Other Stories / Leah Blatt Glasser --
New Orleans / Kris Lackey --
New South / Martin Griffin --
Newspaper Syndicates / Charles Johanningsmeier --
New York / Susan K. Harris --
North of Boston / Helen Killoran --
Oratory / Wendy Dasler Johnson --
Orientalism / David A. Boxwell --
Other People's Money / Melvin I. Urofsky --
Overland Monthly / Tara Penry --
Parks and Wilderness Areas / Seth Bovey --
Penitentiaries and Prisons / Mary P. Anderson --
Periodicals / Martin Green --
Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant / Maurice S. Lee --
Philippine-American War / Terry Oggel --
Philosophy / Michael Eldridge --
Photography / Andrew Smith --
Plain Language from Truthful James / Gary Scharnhorst --
Plessy v. Ferguson / Brook Thomas --
Poetry: A Magazine of Verse / Timothy Materer --
Political Parties / Matthew Teorey --
Popular Poetry / Christoph Irmscher --
Populism / David Cochran --
Pornography / Joseph W. Slade --
The Portrait of a Lady / Jonathan Freedman --
Poverty / Chad Rohman. Vol. 3. Pragmatism / Patrick K. Dooley --
Pragmatism / Jan Whitt --
Presidential Elections / Steven Goldleaf --
Professionalism / Jennifer Cognard-Black --
The Promised Land / Timothy Parrish --
The Promise of American Life / David W. Levy --
Prostitution / Kevin J. Hayes --
Pseudoscience / Martha D. Patton --
Psychology / Priscilla Perkins --
Race Novels / Kenneth W. Warren --
Racial Uplift / Jeffrey R. Williams --
Ramona / Stephen Brandon --
Realism / James S. Leonard --
Reconstruction / Sharon Carson --
The Red Badge of Courage / John Clendenning --
Reform / Bruce Levy --
Regionalism and Local Color Fiction / Donna M. Campbell --
Resorts / Carolyn L. Mathews --
Resource Management / Nicolas S. Witschi --
The Rise of David Levinsky / Sanford E. Marovitz --
St. Louis World's Fair / Keith Gumery --
Same-Sex Love / Christopher Looby --
San Francisco / David Fine --
Satire, Burlesque, and Parody / Richard Fusco --
Science and Technology / Klaus Benesch --
Science Fiction / Steve Anderson --
Scientific Materialism / Tom Quirk --
Scribner's Magazine / James Arthur Bond --
The Sea-Wolf / Jeanne Campbell Reesman --
Self-Help Manuals / Carolyn L. Mathews --
Sex Education / Paul Hadella --
Short Story / Kirk Curnutt --
Sister Carrie / Leonard Cassuto --
Slang, Dialect, and Other Types of Marked Language / Matthew J. Gordon --
Social Darwinism / Deirdre Ray --
Socialism / John Samson --
Some Thoughts on the Science of Onanism / Arthur Wrobel --
The Souls of Black Folk / Keith E. Byerman --
Spanish-American War / Terry Oggel --
Spiritualism / Martha D. Patton --
Sports / Michael Oriard --
The Squatter and the Don / Jesse Alemán --
The Strenuous Life / Michael L. Collins --
Success / Carol Nackenoff --
Tales of Soldiers and Civilians / Lawrence I. Berkove --
Tarzan of the Apes / Phillip Howerton --
Temperance / Debra J. Rosenthal --
Theater / Roger A. Hall --
The Theory of the Leisure Class / Clare Eby --
This Side of Paradise / Kirk Curnutt --
Tourism and Travel Writing / Jeffrey Melton --
Tramps and Hobos / Holger Kersten --
Transportation / Kevin J. Hayes --
Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings / R. Bruce Bickley Jr. --
Up from Slavery / Keith E. Byerman --
Utopias and Dystopias / Carol A. Kolmerten --
Village Dwellers / Joe B. Fulton --
Violence / Terry Oggel --
The Voice of the People / Pamela R. Matthews --
War Writing / James Dawes --
Wealth / John Samson --
Weaponry / Virgil Mathes --
The Western / Gary Scharnhorst --
Wild West Shows / Paul Reddin --
Winesburg, Ohio / Jan Whitt --
Woman's Journal / Cynthia J. Davis --
Women and Economics / Jennifer S. Tuttle --
Women's Suffrage / Joanne B. Karpinski --
World's Columbian Exposition / Keith Gumery --
World War I / Martin Griffin --
Wounded Knee / Rick Waters --
The Yellow Wall-Paper / Denise D. Knight. v. 1. Addiction to ghost stories --
v. 2. Harper & brothers to poverty --
v. 3. Pragmatism to "The Yellow Wall-Paper" and index.
Series Title: Gale virtual reference library.
Responsibility: Tom Quirk and Gary Scharnhorst, editors-in-chief.

Abstract:

Presents literature not as a simple inventory of authors or titles but rather as a historical and cultural field viewed from a wide array of contemporary perspectives. The set, which is "new historicist" in its approach to literary criticism, endorses the notion that not only does history affect literature, but literature itself informs history.
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