Nineteenth-century American literature and the long Civil War / by Marrs, Cody

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: Transbellum American literature -- Walt Whitman's dialectics -- Frederick Douglass's revisions -- Herman Melville's civil wars -- Emily Dickinson's erasures -- Coda: Other nineteenth centuries.…”

Nineteenth-century American literature and the long Civil War / by Marrs, Cody

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: Transbellum American literature -- Walt Whitman's dialectics -- Frederick Douglass's revisions -- Herman Melville's civil wars -- Emily Dickinson's erasures -- Coda: Other nineteenth centuries.…”
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Nineteenth-century American literature and the long Civil War / by Marrs, Cody

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: Transbellum American literature -- Walt Whitman's dialectics -- Frederick Douglass's revisions -- Herman Melville's civil wars -- Emily Dickinson's erasures -- Coda: Other nineteenth centuries.…”
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American literature in transition, 1851-1877 /

Table of Contents: “…Introduction / Cody Marrs -- Emily Dickinson / Cristanne Miller -- Frederick Douglass / Gregory Laski -- Augusta Jane Evans / Melissa Homestead -- Herman Melville / Brian Yothers -- John Rollin Ridge / Alanna Hickey -- Walt Whitman / Peter Riley -- Anonymous / Michael Cohen -- Newspapers and periodicals / Ryan Cordell -- Transamerican literature / Alberto Varon -- Oceanic literature / Edward Sugden -- Romanticism / Jennifer Baker -- Realism / Todd Carmody -- Literature and/as philosophy / Michael Jonik -- Literature and/as science / Mark Noble -- Literature and/as ecology / Juliana Chow -- Literature and/as economics / Andrew Kopec -- The war before the war / Maurice Lee -- Union literature / Ian Finseth -- Confederate literature / Christopher Hanlon -- Reconstruction literature / Elizabeth Renker -- The global Civil War / Elizabeth Duquette.…”
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The new Melville studies /

Table of Contents: “…Cover; Half-title page; Series page; Title page; Copyright page; Contents; Notes on Contributors; Acknowledgments; Abbreviations for Texts Cited; Chapter 1 Introduction: Melville Studies, Old and New; Part I Feeling with Melville; Chapter 2 Paranoid Reading, Surface Pleasures, and Deadpan Humor in The Confidence-Man; Chapter 3 Melville and His Flowers; Chapter 4 Pip and the Sounds of Blackness in Moby-Dick; Chapter 5 Melville after Secularism; Chapter 6 Marginal States: Herman Melville in the Marquesas, 1842; Part II Thinking with Melville; Chapter 7 Perfectionist Pierre…”
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