The Rise of the Novel in America
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Köp båda 2 för 857 krPraise for the previous edition: "Drawing on recent work in social history, post-structuralist literary theory and feminist studies, [Davidson] argues persuasively that the genesis of American fiction was an integral part of a widespread crisis of authority in early modern America.... A wonderful book."--The Nation
"A fascinating and groundbreaking book."--Philadelphia Inquirer
"Revolution and the Word--sophisticated, comprehensive and imaginative--charts this wilderness birthplace of American fiction and updates our notion of literary criticism in the process.... As remarkable for its methods as for its message."--San Francisco Chronicle
"An engaging combination of information and analysis, Davidson's book on the production and readers of the early novel will be a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of the novel, of reading, or of American literature."--Library Journal
<br>Cathy N. Davidson is Vice Provost of Interdisciplinary Studies and Ruth F. DeVarney Professor of English at Duke University. She is co-founder of the John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute at Duke University, a past president of the American Studies Association, and a past editor of the journal American Literature.<br>
Introduction to the Expanded Edition PART ONE 1: Introduction: Toward a History of Texts 2: The Book in the New Republic 3: Ideology and Genre 4: Literacy, Education, and the Reader PART TWO 5: Commodity and Communication: The First American Novel 6: Privileging the Feme Covert: The Sociology of Sentimental Fiction 7: The Picaresque and the Margins of Political Discourse 8: Early American Gothic: The Limits of Individualism 9: Afterword: Texts as Histories Notes Index