Legacy, Volume 4,Masalah 2Department of English, University of Massachusetts, 1988 |
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Halaman 59
... gives consid- erable attention to much studied canonical writers especially Emerson , Thoreau , Haw- thorne , and Dickinson , but he also in- cludes less frequently read writers like Stowe ( whom Buell observes undergoing a renaissance ) ...
... gives consid- erable attention to much studied canonical writers especially Emerson , Thoreau , Haw- thorne , and Dickinson , but he also in- cludes less frequently read writers like Stowe ( whom Buell observes undergoing a renaissance ) ...
Halaman 61
... gives little detail about her childhood or married life ; its center is her experience of sanctification - the sense of being perma- nently cleansed from sin in this life - and her arguments for women's right to preach . As Andrews ...
... gives little detail about her childhood or married life ; its center is her experience of sanctification - the sense of being perma- nently cleansed from sin in this life - and her arguments for women's right to preach . As Andrews ...
Halaman 62
... gives only the briefest outline of textual history and fails to answer several important questions . How many copies of the narratives were pub- lished , for instance , and who read them ? Why does Foote's autobiography include a letter ...
... gives only the briefest outline of textual history and fails to answer several important questions . How many copies of the narratives were pub- lished , for instance , and who read them ? Why does Foote's autobiography include a letter ...
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CONTENTS | 2 |
Houses and Heroines | 17 |
One Hundred Years of Criticism | 31 |
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Afterword Alcott's American Literature American Women Writers autobiography Bible class biography black women Buell cadets career century characters child Color Constitution Island Cooper Cottage cultural Deserted Wife Dodge Edith Wharton Elaw Ellen Emily Emily Dickinson England essays female Feminization Frances Harper Freeman criticism Freeman's stories Gail Hamilton gender girl Grimké Hagar Harriet Beecher Stowe Hawthorne Heath Hall heroine intellectual Judith Fetterley LEGACY letters literary lives Louisa male marriage marry Mary Church Terrell Mary Wilkins Freeman MELUS ment Miss Wilkins moral mother narrative Negro Nineteenth nineteenth-century Noyes Noyes's papers political popular published Puritan Quarterly race Raymond readers Rosalia Sarah Orne Jewett Short Fiction short stories sion Sisters social Sophie Sophie's Southworth spiritual Stowe Susan Warner teaching teenth-Century tion Tompkins U.S. Military Academy Uncle Tom's Cabin University Voice Washington Wide World Withers woman Women's Studies wrote York