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United States Literary History: The Colonial Through the Early Modern Periods [TTC Audio]
English | 1995 | 28 hrs and 49 mins | MP3 | 1.16 GB
Authors: William W. Cook, Donald E. Pease, Teaching Company
US Literary History
01 - Colonial Literatures and Literary Colonialism
02 - The Puritan Origins of American Exceptionalism
03 - Puritan Meditations as American Biographies
04 - The Case of Anne Bradstreet
05 - Translatio Studii and Westward Expansionalism
06 - Mary Rowlandson's Sanctification of Violence
07 - Reinventing The American Revolution
08 - Founding Fictions of the New Republic
09 - Americanist Self-Fashioning I
10 - Americanist Self-Fashioning II
11 - Imagining Nationality - The Last of the Mohicans
12 - The Captivity Narrative Reconsidered
13 - Counter-Nationalisms - Native American Orature
14 - Dramas of National Self-Invention
15 - Witnesses to Different Orders of Freedom
16 - Transcendentalism and Social Reform
17 - Was Transcendentalism a Civil Religion
18 - Hawthorne's Re-Invention of an American Past
19 - Sentimental Politics
20 - Abolitionism, Slavery and the Racial Imagination
21 - Racism and the Anti-Slavery Movement
22 - Feminization of Race Politics
23 - Traveling Through Darkness - Poe and Melville
24 - Sentimental Politics of Uncle Tom's Cabin
25 - Dickinson's Poetics of Singularity
26 - Lincoln's Rhetoric of Reconstruction
27 - Walt Whitman and the Civil War
28 - U.S. Drama and the Impending War
29 - Emergence of Regional Literatures
30 - Class Becomes a Literary Category
31 - Mark Twain and the Failure of Reconstruction
32 - Radical Reconstruction
33 - Reimagining Civility
34 - Masculinizing Culture
35 - James' Visionary Possessions
36 - Naturalism, Realism and Cultural Consumption
37 - Sexual Politics and American Literature
38 - Destruction of the Sentimental Imagination
39 - Where Race and Gender Intersect
40 - International Vocation of U.S
