Reading the West : new essays on the literature of the American West / edited by Michael Kowalewski.
1996
810.93278 R287
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Title
Reading the West : new essays on the literature of the American West / edited by Michael Kowalewski.
ISBN
0521450616 (hardback)
Imprint
Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 1996.
Language
English
Description
x, 304 p. ; 24 cm.
Call Number
810.93278 R287
System Control No.
(OCoLC)32820314
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. [273]-290) and index.
Formatted Contents Note
Region, power, place / William W. Bevis
Burros and mustangs: literary evolutionism and the wilderness West / David Rains Wallace
The Literature of loneliness: understanding the letters and diaries of the American West / Shannon Applegate
Quoting the wicked wit of the West: frontier reportage and western vernacular / Michael Kowalewski
Bierstadt's settings, Harte's plots / Lee Mitchell
Sentimentalism in the American Southwest: John C. Van Dyke, Mary Austin, and Edward Abbey / Peter Wild
Revisionist western classics / Thomas J. Lyon
Molly's truthtelling, or, Jean Stafford rewrites the western / Susan J. Rosowski
Borders, frontiers, and mountains: mapping the history of 'U.S. Hispanic literature' / Margaret García Davidson
The Return of the native: the politics of identity in American Indian fiction of the West / Philip Burnham
Regionalism makes good: the San Francisco renaissance / Linda Hamalian
'The Circle almost circled': some notes on California's fiction / James D. Houston
Fighting the religion of the present: western motifs in the first wave of Asian American plays / Misha Berson.
Burros and mustangs: literary evolutionism and the wilderness West / David Rains Wallace
The Literature of loneliness: understanding the letters and diaries of the American West / Shannon Applegate
Quoting the wicked wit of the West: frontier reportage and western vernacular / Michael Kowalewski
Bierstadt's settings, Harte's plots / Lee Mitchell
Sentimentalism in the American Southwest: John C. Van Dyke, Mary Austin, and Edward Abbey / Peter Wild
Revisionist western classics / Thomas J. Lyon
Molly's truthtelling, or, Jean Stafford rewrites the western / Susan J. Rosowski
Borders, frontiers, and mountains: mapping the history of 'U.S. Hispanic literature' / Margaret García Davidson
The Return of the native: the politics of identity in American Indian fiction of the West / Philip Burnham
Regionalism makes good: the San Francisco renaissance / Linda Hamalian
'The Circle almost circled': some notes on California's fiction / James D. Houston
Fighting the religion of the present: western motifs in the first wave of Asian American plays / Misha Berson.
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Series
Cambridge studies in American literature and culture ; 98
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