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Peregrinations : Walking in American Literature /
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Reno, Nevada :
University of Nevada Press,
[2018]
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| Colección: | Book collections on Project MUSE.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction : Walking at the Intersection of Literature and Materiality. A Brief and Partial History of Walking in the United States
- Material Ecocriticism
- Walking in American Literature
- Paths in the Wilderness : Walking Bodies and Material Agency in Early American Indian Captivity Narratives. Mary White Rowlandson's Pilgrimage Through Captivity
- Adventure and Social Critique in Sarah Wakefield's Captivity Narrative
- Captive Bodies and Trans-corporeal Ethics
- "By This Song I Walk" : Land, Movement, and Memory on the Navajo Long Walk. The Long Walk
- Walking and the Dine Worldview
- Dine Memories of the Long Walk
- The Long Walk in Contemporary Dine Poetry
- Walking and Survival in Dine Bikeyah
- Peripatetic Philosopher : Walking, Rhythm, and Material Nature in Mary Austin's Desert Writing. Euroamerican Nature Writing and Walking
- Indigenous Traditions and Austin's Philosophy of Rhythm
- The Land of Little Rain's Rhythmic Desert
- Knowing and Living with the Land
- Crossing the Storied Desert : Bodies on the Border in Luis Alberto Urrea's The Devil's Highway. Walking in Chicanx and Mexican Cultures
- Walking in the Borderlands in The Devil's Highway
- Bodily Suffering in the Material Desert
- Peregrinación as Symbol and Experience
- Aztlán and Border Legends as Alternative Ways of Knowing
- Reading and Writing the Land
- Walking Between Worlds : Material and Metaphorical Maps in Louise Erdrich's Novels. The General Allotment Act and Anishinaabe-akii (Anishinaabe Homeland)
- Roads and Paths : Centering the Margins
- Story Routes
- Epilogue : Walking for Survival.