Geography and the Production of Space in Nineteenth-Century American Literature

Cambridge University Press (2010)
Abstract Machine generated contents note: Acknowledgments; Introduction: scales of identification; 1. Democratic expansionism, gothic geographies, and Charles Brockden Brown; 2. Urban apartments, global cities: the enlargement of private space in Poe and James; 3. Cultural orphans: domesticity, missionaries, and China from Stowe to Sui Sin Far; 4. 'The Checkered Globe': cosmopolitan despair in the American Pacific; 5. Literature and regional production; Epilogue: scales of resistance.
Keywords American literature History and criticism  Geography in literature  Space in literature  Personal space in literature  Place (Philosophy) in literature  National characteristics, American, in literature
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Call number PS217.G46.H78 2010
ISBN(s) 9780521197069   0521197066
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