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A cultural history of the American novel : = Henry James to William Faulkner /

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	A cultural history of the American novel :/ David Minter.
Reminder of title:	Henry James to William Faulkner /
Author:	Minter, David L.
Published:	Cambridge [England] ;Cambridge University Press, : c1996.,
Description:	xxiii, 266 p. ;23 cm.
Notes:	"New edition"--P. xii.
[NT 15003449]:	A dream city, lyric years, and a great war: Novel as ironic reflection ; Confidence and uncertainty in The portrait of a lady ; Lines of expansion ; Four contemporaries and the closing of the West ; Chicago's "dream city" ; Frederick Jackson Turner in the dream city ; Henry Adams's Education and the grammar of progress ; Jack London's career and popular discourse ; Innocence and revolt in the "lyric years": 1900-1916 ; Armory show of 1913 and the decline of innocence ; Play of hope and despair ; The great war and the fate of writing -- Fiction in a time of plenty: When the war was over : the return of detachment ; The "jazz age" and the "lost generation" revisited ; Perils of plenty, or how the twenties acquired a paranoid tilt ; Disenchantment, flight, and the rise of professionalism in an age of plenty ; Class, power, and violence in a new age ; Fear of feminization and the logic of modest ambition ; Marginality and authority, race, gender, and region ; War as metaphor : the example of Ernest Hemingway -- The fate of writing during the Great Depression: Discovery of poverty and the return of commitment ; Search for "culture" as a form of commitment ; Three responses : the examples of Henry Miller, Djuna Barnes, and John Dos Passos ; Cowboys, detectives, and other tough-guy antinomians : residual individualism and hedged commitments ; Search for shared purpose : struggles on the left ; Documentary literature and the disarming of dissent ; Southern renaissance : forms of reaction and innovation ; History and novels, novels and history : the example of William Faulkner.
Subject:	American fiction - History and criticism. - 20th century -
ISBN:	0521467497 (pbk.) :

A cultural history of the American novel : = Henry James to William Faulkner /
Minter, David L.

A cultural history of the American novel :Henry James to William Faulkner /David Minter. - [Pbk. ed.]. - Cambridge [England] ;Cambridge University Press,c1996. - xxiii, 266 p. ;23 cm.

"New edition"--P. xii.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 247-252) and index.

A dream city, lyric years, and a great war: Novel as ironic reflection ; Confidence and uncertainty in The portrait of a lady ; Lines of expansion ; Four contemporaries and the closing of the West ; Chicago's "dream city" ; Frederick Jackson Turner in the dream city ; Henry Adams's Education and the grammar of progress ; Jack London's career and popular discourse ; Innocence and revolt in the "lyric years": 1900-1916 ; Armory show of 1913 and the decline of innocence ; Play of hope and despair ; The great war and the fate of writing -- Fiction in a time of plenty: When the war was over : the return of detachment ; The "jazz age" and the "lost generation" revisited ; Perils of plenty, or how the twenties acquired a paranoid tilt ; Disenchantment, flight, and the rise of professionalism in an age of plenty ; Class, power, and violence in a new age ; Fear of feminization and the logic of modest ambition ; Marginality and authority, race, gender, and region ; War as metaphor : the example of Ernest Hemingway -- The fate of writing during the Great Depression: Discovery of poverty and the return of commitment ; Search for "culture" as a form of commitment ; Three responses : the examples of Henry Miller, Djuna Barnes, and John Dos Passos ; Cowboys, detectives, and other tough-guy antinomians : residual individualism and hedged commitments ; Search for shared purpose : struggles on the left ; Documentary literature and the disarming of dissent ; Southern renaissance : forms of reaction and innovation ; History and novels, novels and history : the example of William Faulkner.

ISBN: 0521467497 (pbk.) :US42.00Subjects--Topical Terms:

541495
American fiction
--History and criticism.--20th century

LC Class. No.: PS379 / .M49 1996

A cultural history of the American novel : = Henry James to William Faulkner /
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