History of American Working-Class Literature
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History of American Working-Class Literature
Coles, Nicholas; Lauter, Paul
Cambridge University Press
03/2017
504
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Inglês
9781107103382
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction Nicholas Coles and Paul Lauter; 1. Transportation narratives: servants, convicts, and the literature of colonization in British America Matthew Pethers; 2. Why work? Early American theories and practices Paul Lauter; 3. Labor and literary culture in and beyond bondage: early African-American expressive culture John Ernest; 4. Lowell mill girls: women's work and writing in the early nineteenth century Christopher Hager; 5. 'Wet paper between us': Whitman and the transformations of labor Peter Riley; 6. Millions and mills: class and the ante-bellum novel Amy Schrager Lang; 7. 'We are not slaves': the shadow of slavery in nineteenth-century poetry and song John Marsh; 8. Utopian labors: work in nineteenth- and twentieth-century utopian and dystopian fiction James Catano; 9. Towards a more perfect union: marriage plots in socialist fiction, 1901-17 Alicia Williamson; 10. What workers were reading, 1830-1930 Jan Goggans; 11. Getting the word out: institutions and forms of publication Mark Noonan; 12. Genre and form in working-class life writing, from Haymarket to the New Deal Michael Collins; 13. Working the fields: love and labor in farm fiction from 1890 to the Dust Bowl Nicholas Coles; 14. Proletarian literature: fiction and the predicaments of class culture Lawrence Hanley; 15. Go left young women: proletarian women writers Michelle Tokarczyk; 16. 'I have seen black hands': a twentieth-century African American tradition Bill Mullen; 17. The American labor song tradition Richard Flacks; 18. Prison literature from the early Republic to Attica Joe Lockard; 19. The workers' theatre of the twentieth century Amy Brady; 20. The evolution of the poetry of work: from the Red Decade to the end of the Cold War Cary Nelson; 21. The labor plot: one hundred years of class struggle and the silver screen Kathleen Newman; 22. Globalization, migration, and contemporary working-class literature Joseph Entin; 23. Narrating economic restructuring: working-class literature after deindustrialization Sherry Lee Linkon; 24. A turn of the sphere: the place of class in intersectional analysis Sara Appel.
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Introduction Nicholas Coles and Paul Lauter; 1. Transportation narratives: servants, convicts, and the literature of colonization in British America Matthew Pethers; 2. Why work? Early American theories and practices Paul Lauter; 3. Labor and literary culture in and beyond bondage: early African-American expressive culture John Ernest; 4. Lowell mill girls: women's work and writing in the early nineteenth century Christopher Hager; 5. 'Wet paper between us': Whitman and the transformations of labor Peter Riley; 6. Millions and mills: class and the ante-bellum novel Amy Schrager Lang; 7. 'We are not slaves': the shadow of slavery in nineteenth-century poetry and song John Marsh; 8. Utopian labors: work in nineteenth- and twentieth-century utopian and dystopian fiction James Catano; 9. Towards a more perfect union: marriage plots in socialist fiction, 1901-17 Alicia Williamson; 10. What workers were reading, 1830-1930 Jan Goggans; 11. Getting the word out: institutions and forms of publication Mark Noonan; 12. Genre and form in working-class life writing, from Haymarket to the New Deal Michael Collins; 13. Working the fields: love and labor in farm fiction from 1890 to the Dust Bowl Nicholas Coles; 14. Proletarian literature: fiction and the predicaments of class culture Lawrence Hanley; 15. Go left young women: proletarian women writers Michelle Tokarczyk; 16. 'I have seen black hands': a twentieth-century African American tradition Bill Mullen; 17. The American labor song tradition Richard Flacks; 18. Prison literature from the early Republic to Attica Joe Lockard; 19. The workers' theatre of the twentieth century Amy Brady; 20. The evolution of the poetry of work: from the Red Decade to the end of the Cold War Cary Nelson; 21. The labor plot: one hundred years of class struggle and the silver screen Kathleen Newman; 22. Globalization, migration, and contemporary working-class literature Joseph Entin; 23. Narrating economic restructuring: working-class literature after deindustrialization Sherry Lee Linkon; 24. A turn of the sphere: the place of class in intersectional analysis Sara Appel.
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