Democratic Humanism and American Literature illustrates the interplay between democratic assumptions and literary performance in the America's classic nineteenth-century writers--Emerson, Thoreau, Hawthorne, Melville, Cooper, Poe, Whitman, Twain, and James
Democratic Humanism and American Literature illustrates the interplay between democratic assumptions and literary performance in the America's classic nineteenth-century writers--Emerson, Thoreau, Hawthorne, Melville, Cooper, Poe, Whitman, Twain, and James
I: Democratic Humanism and American Literature 2: Emerson The Double Consciousness 3: Thoreau The Walden of the World 4: Cooper Poe, and D. H. Lawrence The Myth of America 5: Hawthorne The Need To Become Human 6: Melville "One Royal Mantle of Humanity" 7: Whitman "Song of the Answerer" 8: Huckleberry Finn What It Means To Be Civilized 9: Henry James Conscience and Freedom
I: Democratic Humanism and American Literature 2: Emerson The Double Consciousness 3: Thoreau The Walden of the World 4: Cooper Poe, and D. H. Lawrence The Myth of America 5: Hawthorne The Need To Become Human 6: Melville "One Royal Mantle of Humanity" 7: Whitman "Song of the Answerer" 8: Huckleberry Finn What It Means To Be Civilized 9: Henry James Conscience and Freedom
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