On native grounds : an interpretation of modern American prose literature /
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New York :
Harcourt, Brace and World,
[1942]
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Table of Contents:
- pt. 1. The search for reality (1890-1917): The opening struggle for realism
- American in de siecle
- Two educations: Edith Wharton and Theodore Dreiser
- Progressivism: the superman and the mackrake
- Progressivism: some insurgent scholars
- The joyous season
- part 2. The great liberation (1918-1929): The postwar scene
- The new realism: Sherwood Anderson and Sinclair Lewis
- The exquisites
- Elegy and satire: Willa Cather and Ellen Glasgow
- Liberals and new humanists
- Into the thirties: all the lost generation
- part 3. The literature of crisis (1930-1940: The revival of naturalism
- Criticism at the poles
- The rhetoric and the agony
- America! America!