"We Hold These Truths": Strategies of Control in the Literature of the Founders | p. 1 |
Popular Fiction and Critical Values: The Novel as a Challenge to Literary History | p. 29 |
Origin and Authority: Emerson and the Higher Criticism | p. 67 |
Benito Cereno and New World Slavery | p. 93 |
The American Sexual Poetics of Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson | p. 123 |
Appearing and Disappearing in Public: Social Space in Late-Nineteenth-Century Literature and Culture | p. 155 |
Corporate Fiction: Norris, Royce, and Arthur Machen | p. 189 |
On the Ideologies of Poetic Modernism, 1890-1913: The Example of William James | p. 220 |
A Critique of Pure Pluralism | p. 250 |
American Poet-Critics since 1945 | p. 280 |
Distrust of the Reader in Afro-American Narratives | p. 300 |
Collage or Miracle: Historicism in a Deconstructed World | p. 323 |
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