American literature's engagements with money are among Americanists' most prominent concerns. This volume synthesizes and builds upon this abundance of research, providing the first comprehensive mapping of money's crucial role over five centuries of American literary history.
American literature's engagements with money are among Americanists' most prominent concerns. This volume synthesizes and builds upon this abundance of research, providing the first comprehensive mapping of money's crucial role over five centuries of American literary history.
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Cambridge Themes in American Literature and Culture
List of Figures Contributors Introduction Paul Crosthwaite Part I. Origins: 1. Wealth and exchange in colonial American literature, 1516-1775 Amanda Louise Johnson 2. The monetary cultures of the early nation Elizabeth Hewitt Part II. Histories: 3. Antebellum sensationalism or, Melodramas of the market David Anthony 4. Race, money, and the figure of the slave Jeffory A. Clymer 5. Reckoning with money in the American renaissance Andrew Lawson 6. Money and marriage in American literary realism Henry B. Wonham 7. Naturalism's financial sublime Jason Puskar 8. Morality, modernism, and the money question Nicky Marsh 9. Loss and dispossession in American writing of the great depression Melanie Benson Taylor 10. Keeping up and falling down in the suburbs Martin Dines 11. Blackness and value from the Harlem renaissance to the black arts movement Michael Germana 12. The counterculture and the culture of money Joanna Freer 13. The logics and Rhetorics of theft in 1970s feminist writing Melanie Waters 14. Crisis money: fiction, finance, and belief in an age of shocks Arne De Boever 15. Multiculturalism and the many meanings of money Eva Boesenberg 16. Capitalism and racial form in three contemporary US poets Christopher Chen 17. Imagining and occupying wall street Christian P. Haines 18. Making ends meet in the gig economy: solidarity, cubicle nostalgia, and the contemporary novel at the end Michelle Chihara Part III. Alternatives: 19. Native American literature and the persistence of the gift Sean Teuton 20. Other worlds and other monies Jo Lindsay Walton 21. Performing currency:mMoney art in America Emily Rosamond 22. Free money? Literature, liberty, and alternative currencies Paul Crosthwaite Index.
List of Figures Contributors Introduction Paul Crosthwaite Part I. Origins: 1. Wealth and exchange in colonial American literature, 1516-1775 Amanda Louise Johnson 2. The monetary cultures of the early nation Elizabeth Hewitt Part II. Histories: 3. Antebellum sensationalism or, Melodramas of the market David Anthony 4. Race, money, and the figure of the slave Jeffory A. Clymer 5. Reckoning with money in the American renaissance Andrew Lawson 6. Money and marriage in American literary realism Henry B. Wonham 7. Naturalism's financial sublime Jason Puskar 8. Morality, modernism, and the money question Nicky Marsh 9. Loss and dispossession in American writing of the great depression Melanie Benson Taylor 10. Keeping up and falling down in the suburbs Martin Dines 11. Blackness and value from the Harlem renaissance to the black arts movement Michael Germana 12. The counterculture and the culture of money Joanna Freer 13. The logics and Rhetorics of theft in 1970s feminist writing Melanie Waters 14. Crisis money: fiction, finance, and belief in an age of shocks Arne De Boever 15. Multiculturalism and the many meanings of money Eva Boesenberg 16. Capitalism and racial form in three contemporary US poets Christopher Chen 17. Imagining and occupying wall street Christian P. Haines 18. Making ends meet in the gig economy: solidarity, cubicle nostalgia, and the contemporary novel at the end Michelle Chihara Part III. Alternatives: 19. Native American literature and the persistence of the gift Sean Teuton 20. Other worlds and other monies Jo Lindsay Walton 21. Performing currency:mMoney art in America Emily Rosamond 22. Free money? Literature, liberty, and alternative currencies Paul Crosthwaite Index.
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