Letters and Cultural Transformations in the United States, 1760-1860
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Letters and Cultural Transformations in the United States, 1760-1860
Gaul, Theresa Strouth; Harris, Sharon M.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
09/2009
290
Dura
Inglês
9780754666226
15 a 20 dias
700
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Introduction; I: Letters and Transnationalism; 1: "A continual and almost exclusive correspondence": Philip Mazzei's Transatlantic Citizenship; 2: Letters on the Use of Letters in Narratives: Catharine Macaulay, Susannah Rowson, and the Warren-Adams Correspondence; 3: Anticipating Colonialism: U.S. Letters on Puerto Rico and Cuba, 1831-1835; II: Letters and Authorship; 4: The Authentic Fictional Letters of Charles Brockden Brown; 5: Keys to "the labyrinth of my own being": Margaret Fuller's Epistolary Invention of the Self; 6: "Two single married women": The Correspondence of Elizabeth Stoddard and Margaret Sweat, 1851-1854; III: Letters and Periodicals; 7: Cherokee Catharine Brown's Epistolary Performances; 8: "Does such a being exist?": Olive Branch Readers Respond to Fanny Fern; 9: Dr. Mary Walker and the Economies of Letter Writing; 10: A Less Costly Ink: John Brown's Prison Letters and the Traditions of American Protest Literature; IV: Letters and Twenty-First Century Editions; 11: Authorship, Network, Textuality: Editing Mercy Otis Warren's Letters; 12: The Request of a Line: On Editing Harriet Jacobs's "Life Among the Contrabands"; 13: Edited Letter Collections as Epistolary Fictions: Imagining African American Women's History in Beloved Sisters and Loving Friends
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Introduction; I: Letters and Transnationalism; 1: "A continual and almost exclusive correspondence": Philip Mazzei's Transatlantic Citizenship; 2: Letters on the Use of Letters in Narratives: Catharine Macaulay, Susannah Rowson, and the Warren-Adams Correspondence; 3: Anticipating Colonialism: U.S. Letters on Puerto Rico and Cuba, 1831-1835; II: Letters and Authorship; 4: The Authentic Fictional Letters of Charles Brockden Brown; 5: Keys to "the labyrinth of my own being": Margaret Fuller's Epistolary Invention of the Self; 6: "Two single married women": The Correspondence of Elizabeth Stoddard and Margaret Sweat, 1851-1854; III: Letters and Periodicals; 7: Cherokee Catharine Brown's Epistolary Performances; 8: "Does such a being exist?": Olive Branch Readers Respond to Fanny Fern; 9: Dr. Mary Walker and the Economies of Letter Writing; 10: A Less Costly Ink: John Brown's Prison Letters and the Traditions of American Protest Literature; IV: Letters and Twenty-First Century Editions; 11: Authorship, Network, Textuality: Editing Mercy Otis Warren's Letters; 12: The Request of a Line: On Editing Harriet Jacobs's "Life Among the Contrabands"; 13: Edited Letter Collections as Epistolary Fictions: Imagining African American Women's History in Beloved Sisters and Loving Friends
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browns;eve;tavor;bannet;ohio;university;press;epistolary;fictions;kent;Young Man;Charles Brockden Brown;Eve Tavor Bannet;Brown's Letters;Massachusetts Historical Society;Complete Letter Writer;Dense;Violate;Face To Face;Fanny Fern;Chronic;Persona;Follow;Epistolary Writing;Epistolary Fiction;Epistolary Correspondence;Beloved Sisters;Peabody Sisters;Recipient Copies;CBB;South Carolina Sea Islands;Vice Versa;Ship Owner;Mazzei's Role;Margaret Fuller
