The Cambridge companion to early American literature /
Most communications are not written down. This is as true now, in a supposedly information-saturated age, as it was in early colonial America. The point stands even if we understand the Western notion of "writing" with a generously broad interpretation, as including all forms of inscribed...
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Cambridge ; New York :
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[2021].
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Narratives of early America old and new / Bryce Traister
- How to read (in) early America. How to read things that weren't written down in early America / Matt Cohen
- How to read the natural world / Molly Farrell
- How to read early American poetry / Amy M. E. Morris
- How to read gender in early America / Laura M. Stevens
- How to read an early American novel / Marion Rust
- How to read democracy in early United States / Dana D. Nelson
- Readings in early America. Accident, disaster, and trauma : shattered in early America / Kathleen Donegan
- Settler kitsch : the legacies of Puritanism in America / Jonathan Beecher Field
- Like a prayer : the anti-slavery petition in the era of revolution / Paul Downes
- Varieties of bondage in the early Atlantic / Ramesh Mallipeddi
- The erotics of early America / Sandra Slater
- Early American places. Indigenous colonial America / Caroline Wigginton
- Colonial Latin America / Allison Bigelow
- The colonial Pacific / Michelle Burnham
- Caribbean America / Cassander Smith.