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The geographical imagination of Annie Proulx : rethinking regionalism /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Lanham, Md. :
Lexington Books,
2011.
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| Edición: | 1st paperback ed. |
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- The insistence of geography in the writing of Annie Proulx / Alex Hunt
- The influence of the Annales school on Annie Proulx's geographical imagination / Stéphanie Durrans
- Proulx and the postmodern hyperreal / Margaret E. Johnson
- Drinking the elixir of ownership: pilgrims and improvers in the landscapes of Annie Proulx's That old ace in the hole and The shipping news / Christian Hummelsund Voie
- Postnational United States regional hinterlands: Proulx's ethnic working-class communities in Accordion crimes / Douglas Werden
- Born under a bad sign: the question of geographical determinism in the hardscrabble northern borderlands of Heart songs and other stories / Hal Crimmel
- The corpse in the stone wall: Annie Proulx's ironic New England / Kent C. Ryden
- "All the qualities o' th' isle": The shipping news as island myth / Paul Chafe
- Annie Proulx's Wyoming: geographical determinism, landscape, and caricature / O. Alan Weltzien
- Westward Proulx: the resistant landscapes of Close range: Wyoming stories and That old ace in the hole / Elizabeth Abele
- Landed bodies: geography and disability in The shipping news / Jennifer Denise Ryan
- The location of immigration: itinerant communities and cultural hybridity in Annie Proulx's Accordion Crimes / Bonnie Roos
- Brokeback mountain as progressive narrative and cinematic vision: landscape, emotion, and the denial of domesticity / Christopher Pullen
- Capitalism vs. localism: economies of scale in Annie Proulx's Postcards and That old ace in the hole / Wes Berry
- The ecology of narrative: Annie Proulx's That old ace in the holes as critical regionalist fiction / Alex Hunt
- Red desert: the history of a place, and Annie Proulx as environmental historian / Dan Flores.