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Sister Carrie: novel and romance / Yoshinobu Hakutani -- Dreiser, Sister Carrie, and Mrs. Doubleday: gender and social change at the turn of the century / Marsha S. Moyer -- Alcohol and drinking in Sister Carrie / James L.W. West III -- "But a single point in a long tragedy": Sister Carrie's equivocal style / Kiyohiko Murayama -- Jolly Mrs. Yerkes is home from abroad: Dreiser and the celebrity culture / Philip Gerber -- Men strike, women sew: gendered labor worlds in Dreiser's social protest art / Laura Hapke -- Working out to work through: Dreiser in Muldoon's body shop of shame / Kathy Frederickson -- This sex which is one: language and the masculine self in Jennie Gerhardt / Stephen C. Brennan -- Obscuring the home: textual editing and Dreiser's Jennie Gerhardt / Annemarie Koning Whaley -- From travel guide to autobiography: recovering the original of A traveler at forty / Renate von Bardelben -- Interlocking, intermeshing fantasies: Dreiser and Dearest wilding / Miriam Gogol -- Dreiser and American literary paganism: a reading of the trilogy of desire / Shawn St. Jean -- Expansive and unnameable desire in American fiction: from "naturalism" to postmodernism / Lawrence E. Hussman -- Dreiser, Fitzgerald, and the question of influence / Thomas P. Riggio -- Wright, Dreiser, and spatial narrative / Yoshinobu Hakutani -- Urban frontiers, neighborhoods and traps: the city in Dreiser's Sister Carrie, Farrell's Studs Lonigan, and Wright's Native Son / Robert Butler
Includes bibliographical references (pages 291-305) and index.
National characteristics, American, in literature