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245 02 $aA new literary history of America /$cedited by Greil Marcus and Werner Sollors.
260 $aCambridge, Mass. :$bBelknap Press of Harvard University Press,$c2009.
300 $axxvii, 1095 p. :$bill. ;$c26 cm.
490 1 $aHarvard University Press reference library
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $t1507, the name "America" appears on a map /$rToby Lester --$t1521, Mexico in America /$rKirsten Silva Gruesz --$t1536, Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca /$rIlan Stavans -- 1585, "Counterfeited according to the truth" /$rMichael Gaudio --$t1607, Fear and love in the Virginia colony /$rAdam Goodheart --$t1630, A city upon a hill /$rElizabeth Winthrop --$t1643, A nearer neighbor to the Indians /$rTed Widmer --$t1666, Anne Bradstreet /$rWai Chee Dimock --$t1670, The American jeremiad /$rEmory Elliott ; The stamp of God's image /$rJason D. LaFountain --$t1673, The Jesuit relations /$rLaurent Dubois --$t1683, Francis Daniel Pastorius /$rAlfred L. Brophy --$t1692, The Salem witchcraft trials /$rSusan Castillo --$t1693-1694, Edward Taylor /$rWerner Sollors --$t1700, Samuel Sewall, The selling of Joseph /$rDavid Blight --$t1722, Benjamin Franklin, The Silence Dogood letters /$rJoyce E. Chaplin --$t1740, The Great Awakening /$rJoanne Van Der Woude -- Late$t1740s 1814, Two national anthems /$rJohn Picker --$t1765, Michel-Guillaume Jean de Crèvecoeur /$rLeo Damrosch --$t1773, Phillis Wheatley /$rRafia Zafar --$t1776, The Declaration of Independence /$rFrank Kelleter --$t1784, Charles Willson Peale /$rMichael Leja --$t1787, James Madison, Notes of the Debates in the Federal Convention /$rMitchell Meltzer --$t1787-1790, John Adams, Discourses on Davila /$rJohn Diggins --$t1791, Philip Freneau and The National Gazette /$rJeffrey L. Pasley --$t1796, Washington's farewell address /$rFrançois Furstenberg --$t1798, Mary Rowlandson and the Alien and Sedition Acts /$rNancy Armstrong --$t1798, American Gothic /$rMarc Amfreville --
505 00 $t1804, The matter of Haiti /$rKaiama Glover --$t1809, Cupola of the world /$rJudith Richardson --$t1819, The Missouri crisis /$rJohn Stauffer --$t1820, Landscape with birds /$rChristoph Irmscher --$t1821, Sequoyah, the Cherokee syllabary /$rLisa Brooks ; Junius Brutus Booth /$rCoppélia Kahn --$t1822, Henry Rowe Schoolcraft, the Ojibwe firefly, and Longfellow's "Hiawatha" /$rDavie Treuer --$t1825, Thomas Cole and the Hudson River School /$rAlan Wallach --$t1826, Songs of the republic /$rSteve Erickson ; Cooper's Leatherstocking tales /$rRichard Hutson --$t1826; 1927 Transnational poetry /$rStephen Burt --$t1827, Joseph Smith and the Book of Mormon /$rTerryl L. Givens --$t1828, David Walker, Appeal, in Four Articles" /$rTommie Shelby --$t1830, Jump Jim Crow /$rW.T. Lhamon, Jr. --$t1831, The Cherokee Nation decision /$rPhilip Deloria --$t1832, President Jackson's bank veto /$rDan Feller --$t1835, Democracy in America /$rTed Widmer ; William Gilmore Simms, The Yemassee /$rJeffrey Johnson ; The Sacred harp /$rSean Wilentz --$t1836, The Alamo and Texas border writing /$rNorma E. Cantú ; Richard Henry Dana, Jr. /$rKirsten Silva Gruesz --$t1837, Ralph Waldo Emerson, The American Scholar /$rJames Conant --$t1838, "The Divinity School Address" /$rHerwig Friedl ; The slave narrative /$rCaille Millner --$t1841, "The murders in the Rue Morgue" /$rRobert Clark --$t1846, James Russell Lowell's "Biglow papers" /$rShelley Streeby ; Henry David Thoreau /$rJonathan Arac --
505 00 $t1850, The Scarlet letter /$rBharati Mukherjee ; Margaret Fuller and the Transcendentalist Movement /$rLawrence Buell; Nathaniel Hawthorne and Herman Melville /$rClark Blaise --$t1851, Moby-Dick /$rGreil Marcus ; Uncle Tom's Cabin /$rBeverly Lowry --$t1852, Hawthorne's "Blithedale romance" and utopian communities /$rWinifried Fluck ; Frederick Douglass, "What to the slave is the Fourth of July?" /$rLiam Kennedy --$t1854, Maria Cummins and sentimental fiction /$rCindy Weinstein --$t1855, Walt Whitman, Leaves of grass /$rAngus Fletcher --$t1858, The Lincoln-Douglas debates /$rMichael T. Gilmore --$t1859, The science of the Indian /$rScott Richard Lyons --$t1861, Emily Dickinson /$rSusan Stewart --$t1862, The journeys of Little women /$rShirley Samuels --$t1865, Lincoln's second inaugural address /$rTed Widmer ; "Conditions of repose" /$rRobin Kelsey --$t1869, Carl Schurz /$rMichael Boyden --$t1872, All men and women are created equal /$rLaura Wexler --$t1875, The Winchester rifle /$rMerritt Roe Smith --$t1876, Melville in the dark /$rKenneth W. Warren ; The art of telephony /$rAvital Ronell --$t1878, "How to make our ideas clear" /$rChristopher Hookway --$t1879, John Muir and nature writing /$rScott Slovic --$t1881, Henry James, Portait of a lady /$rAlide Cagidemetrio --$t1884, Mark Twain's hairball /$rIshmael Reed ; The linotype machine /$rLisa Gitelman ; The Southwest imagined /$rLeah Dilworth --$t1885, The problem of error /$rJames Conant ; Limits to violence /$rJames Dawes ; Writing New Orleans /$rAndrei Codrescu --$t1888, The introduction of motion pictures /$rJonathan Lethem --$t1889, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court /$rYael Schacher --$t1893, Chief Simon Pokagon and Native American literatuer /$rDavid Treuer --$t1895 /$rIda B. Wells, A red record /$rJacqueline Goldsby --$t1896, Paul Laurence Dunbar, Lyrics of lowly life /$rJudith Jackson Fossett ; Queen Lili'uokalani /$rRob Wilson --$t1897, The Robert Gould Shaw and 54th Regiment Monument /$rRichard Powers --$t1898, Literature and imperialism /$rAmy Kaplan --$t1899; 1924, McTeague and Greed /$rGilberto Perez --
505 00 $t1900, Henry Adams /$rT.J. Jackson Lears ; The Wizard of Oz /$rGerald Early ;$t1900; 1905, Sister Carrie and The house of mirth /$rFarah Jasmine Griffin --$t1901, Charles W. Chesnutt, The marrow of tradition /$rJohn Edgar Wideman --$t1901; 1903, The problem of the color line /$rArnold Rampersad --$t1903, "The real American has not yet arrived" /$rAviva Taubenfeld ; The invention of the blues /$rLuc Sante ; One sees what one sees /$rDaniel Albright --$t1904, Henry James in America /$rRoss Posnock --$t1905, Little Nemo in Slumberland /$rKerry Roeder ;$t1906, The Azusa Street revival /$rRJ Smith ; The San Francisco Earthquake /$rKathleen Moran --$t1911, "Alexander's Ragtime Band" /$rPhilip Furia --$t1912, Lifeboats cut adrift /$rAlan Ackerman ; The lure of impossible things /$rHeather Love ; Tarzan begins his reign /$rGerald Early --$t1913, A modernist moment /$rBonnie Costello --$t1915, D.W. Griffith, The birth of a nation /$rRichard Schickel ; Robert Frost /$rChristian Wiman --$t1917, The philosopher and the millionaire /$rRichard J. Bernstein --$t1920, Mamie Smith's "Crazy Blues" /$rDaphne A. Brooks --$t1921, Jean Toomer /$rElizabeth Alexander --$t1922, T.S. Eliot and D.H. Lawrence /$rAnita Patterson --$t1923, Chaplinesque /$rDavid Thomson --$t1942, F.O. Matthiessen meets Russell Cheney /$rRobert Polito ; The Johnson-Reed Act and ethnic literature /$rYael Schacher --$t1925, The great Gatsby /$rLan Tran ; Sinclair Lewis /$rJeffrey Ferguson ; The Scopes trial /$rMichael Kazin ; Dorothy Parker /$rCatherine Keyser --$t1926, Fire! /$rCarla Kaplan ; Hardboiled /$rWalter Mosley ; The Book-of-the-Month Club /$rJoan Shelly Rubin --$t1927, Carl Sandburg and The American songbag /$rPaul Muldoon ; "Free to develop their faculties" /$rJeffrey Rosen --$t1928, Dilsey Gibson goes to church /$rWerner Sollors ; John Dos Passos /$rPhoebe Kosman ; The mouse that whistled /$rKaral Ann Marling --$t1930, "You're swell!" /$rRobert Gottlieb ; The silent enemy /$rMicah Treuer ; Grant Wood's American gothic /$rSarah Vowell --$t1931, Nevada legalizes gambling /$rDavid Thomson --$t1932, Edmund Wilson, The American jitters /$rAnthony Grafton ; Arthur Miller /$rAndrea Most --$t1932, The River Rouge plant and industrial beauty /$rJohn M. Staudenmaier, S.J. ; Ned Cobb /$rRobert Cantwell --$t1933, Baby Face is censored /$rStephanie Zacharek ; FDR's first Fireside Chat /$rPaula Rabinowitz --$t1934, Robert Penn Warren /$rHowell Raines --$t1935, The Popular Front /$rAngela Miller ; The skyscraper /$rSarah Whiting ; Alcoholics Anonymous /$rMichael Tolkin ; Porgy and Bess /$rJohn Rockwell --$t1936, Gone with the wind and Absalom, Absalom! /$rCarolyn Porter ; Two days in Harlem /$rAdam Bradley ; Life begins /$rMichael Lesy --$t1938, Superman /$rDouglas Wolk ; Jelly Roll Morton speaks /$rMarybeth Hamilton --$t1939, Billie Holiday, "Strange Fruit" /$rRobert O'Meally --$t1939; 1981, Up from invisibility /$rJosef Jařab --$t1940, "No way like the American way" /$rErika Doss --$t1940-1944, Preston Sturges /$rDouglas McGrath --$t1941, An insolent style /$rCarrie Tirado Bramen ; Citizen Kane /$rJoseph McBride ; The word "multicultural" /$rWerner Sollors --$t1943, Hemmingway's paradise, Hemingway's prose /$rKeith Taylor --$t1944, The second Bill of Rights /$rCass R. Sunstein --$t1945, Bebop /$rIngrid Monson ; Thomas Pynchon and modern war /$rGlenda Carpio ; The atom bomb /$rSharon Ghamari-Tabrizi --$t1946, Integrating the military /$rGerald Early --$t1947, Tennessee Williams /$rCamille Paglia --$t1948, Norbert Wiener, Cybernetics /$rDavid A. Mindell ; Saul Bellow /$rRuth Wisse --$t1949-1950, "The birth of the cool" /$rTed Gioia --
505 00 $t1950, "Damned busy painting" /$rT.J. Clark --$t1951, A poet among painters /$rMark Ford ; The catcher in the rye /$rGish Jen ; James Jones, From here to eternity /$rLindsay Waters ; A soft voice /$rM. Lynn Weiss --$t1952, Elia Kazan and the blacklist in Hollywood /$rMichael Ventura ; C.L.R. James /$rDonald E. Pease --$t1953, The song in country music /$rDave Hickey --$t1954, Wallace Stevens, Collected poems /$rHelen Vendler --$t1955, "The self-respect of my people" /$rMonica L. Miller ; A.J. Liebling and the Marciano-Moore fight /$rCarlo Rotella ; A generation in miniature /$rRichard Cándida Smith ; Nabokov's Lolita /$rStephen Schiff --$t1956, "Roll Over Beethoven" /$rJames Miller --$t1957, Dr. Seuss /$rPhilip Nel --$t1959, "Nobody's perfect" /$rWilliam J. Mann --$t1960, "Psycho" /$rWilliam Beard ; More than a game /$rMichael MacCambridge --$t196$t1, JFK's inaugural address and Catch-22 /$rCharles Taylor ; The author as advertisement /$rDavid Thomson --$t1962, Bob Dylan writes "Song to Woody" /$rJoshua Clover ; "White elephant art vs. termite art" /$rHoward Hampton --$t1963, "Letter from Birmingham Jail" /$rGeorge Hutchinson --$t1964, Robert Lowell, "For the Union Dead" /$rPeter Sacks ; "The last stand on earth" /$rGary Kamiya --$t1965, The Council on Interracial Books for Children /$rDianne Johnson ; The autobiography of Malcolm X /$rDavid Bradley --$t1968, Norman Mailer /$rMary Gaitskill ; The illusory babels of language /$rHal Foster ; The plight of conservative literature /$rMichael Kimmage --$t1969, Eilzabeth Bishop, Complete poems /$rLaura Quinney ; The first Asian Americans /$rHua Hsu ; The eye of Vietnam /$rThi Phuong-Lan Bui --$t1970, Maya Angelou, Toni Morrison, Alice Walker /$rCheryl A. Wall --$t1970; 1972, Linda Lovelace /$rAnn Marlowe --$t1973, Loisaida literature /$rFrances R. Aparicio ; Adrienne Rich, Diving into the wreck /$rMaureen N. McLane --$t1975, Gayl Jones /$rRobert O'Meally --$t1981, Toni Morrison /$rFarah Jasmine Griffin --$t1982, Edmund White, A boy's own story /$rSarah Shun-Lien Bynum ; Wild style /$rHua Hsu ; Maya Lin's wall /$rAnne M. Wagner ; Harriet Wilson /$rSaidiya V. Hartman --$t1985, Henry Roth /$rMario Materassi --$t1987, Maxine Hong Kingston, Tripmaster monkey /$rSeo-Young Chu --$t1995, Philip Roth /$rHana Wirth-Nesher --$t2001, Twenty-first-century free verse /$rStephen Burt --$t2003, Richard Powers, The time of our singing /$rGreil Marcus --$t2005, Hurricane Katrina /$rGreil Marcus & Werner Sollors --$t2008, Barack Obama /$rKara Walker.
520 $aAmerica is a nation making itself up as it goes along--a story of discovery and invention unfolding in speeches and images, letters and poetry, unprecedented feats of scholarship and imagination. In these myriad, multiform, endlessly changing expressions of the American experience, the authors and editors of this volume find a new American history. In more than two hundred original essays, this book brings together the nation's many voices. From the first conception of a New World in the sixteenth century to the latest re-envisioning of that world in cartoons, television, science fiction, and hip hop, the book gives us a new, kaleidoscopic view of what "Made in America" means. Literature, music, film, art, history, science, philosophy, political rhetoric--cultural creations of every kind appear in relation to each other, and to the time and place that give them shape.--From publisher description.
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