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Last of the Mohicans European v. Indian rules of warfare
The Noble Savage in the Englightenment and Romanticism Social class vs technology as wilderness authority Cooper as social critic Mark Twain's ridicule Cooper's use of Indian sources D. H. Lawrence's appreciation of Cooper's symbolism | <
Billy Budd(* in Norton edition) The intellectual climate of the 1790s The Nore mutiny The Somers Affair and Guert Gansevoort The intellectual climate of the 1880s * Carolyn Karcher, Melville and Revolution * Gordon Teskey, The Bible in Billy Budd |
Benito Cereno: The Fugitive Slave Law and Lemuel Shaw The Santo Domingo and other slave uprisings Military force and the international slave trade Melville’s use of ship names, descriptions, and ornaments Slaves as property in Benito Cereno |
The Red Badge of Courage Images vs. reality of war Rookie v. vetern perspectives Depersonalization of "character" New mass warfare of the machine Naturalism and Darwinism Impresionism and painting Symbolism Journalistic sources Militarism of 1890s
Life of Stephen Crane
Male bonding Editing for publication of Is the message at the end of optimistic or pessimistic? |