Yankee yarns : storytelling and the invention of the national body in nineteenth-century American culture /
A systematic study of the most iconic national character in the US in nineteenth-century literature and culture.
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Edinburgh :
Edinburgh University Press,
2021
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Colección: | Edinburgh critical studies in Atlantic literatures and cultures.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- An Ambiguous National Character
- The Yankee and Transatlantic Nationalism: Aims and Scope of this Study
- Whiteness, Manhood, and the Body Politic
- Literary Fraudulence, Activist Readership, and the Economy of Storytelling
- Chapters and Coda
- 1. John Bull and Brother Jonathan: A Transatlantic Affair
- From Allegory to Character: John Bull in Early British National Iconography
- Transatlantic Kinship in Nineteenth-Century U.S. Print Culture: Between National Literature and Imperial Fantasy
- The National Body as Image and Text: Thomas Nast's Uncle Sam and Humor Magazines
- 2. Theater of/for the Nation: The Stage Yankee as Metatheatric Sign
- Yankee Theater and Drama Scholarship
- Tales of Country and City: From Jonathan to Uncle Nat
- The Stage Yankee at Large: International Projections and Yankee Ambiguity
- 3. The Yankee Peddler Conjures an American Marketplace
- Monster, Wizard, Founding Father: The Yankee Peddler in Cultural and Economic Historiography
- The Secrets of the Yankee Peddler in Nineteenth-Century Literature
- Yankee Clocks and Wooden Nutmegs: "Yankee Notions" and the Making of a National Marketplace
- 4. New England's "Homespun Yankee" in the Cultural and Literary Imagination
- Fantasies of New England in Regional Historiography
- The Yankee Schoolmaster as American Educator
- "The Season of Youth for Nations and Individuals": New England Villages and Yankee Character
- John Neal's Down-Easters: Whittling, Storytelling Yankees
- Yankee Homespun
- 5. Yankee Politics: A Coda.