Beth L. Lueck is a professor of English at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. Sirpa Salenius is a senior lecturer at the University of Eastern Finland. Nancy Lusignan Schultz is a professor of English at Salem State University.
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1. Acknowledgments 2. Introduction: Women Conversing on Culture, Society, and Politics—Beth L. Lueck, Sirpa Salenius, and Nancy Lusignan Schultz 3. PART 1. REPORTS ON THE RISORGIMENTO 4. “My Readers Will Thank Me”: J.-C. L. Simonde de Sismondi, Civil Liberty, and Transatlantic Sympathy in Catharine Sedgwick’s Letters from Abroad to Kindred at Home (1841)—Lucinda L. Damon-Bach 5. Margaret Fuller’s Transatlantic Vistas: Newspapers and Nation Building—Sonia Di Loreto 6. Margaret Fuller and Giuseppe Mazzini: Between Faith and Fate—Gigliola Sacerdoti Mariani 7. Margaret Fuller’s Transatlantic Journey as a Model for Intercultural Development—Mariarosa Mettifogo 8. PART 2. TRANSATLANTIC EXCHANGES WITH ITALIAN CULTURE 9. Margaret Fuller’s “Raphael’s Deposition from the Cross” and the Tribune Letters: The Mater Dolorosa’s Tripartite Rites of Passage—Joan R. Wry 10. Veins Full of Fire: Margaret Fuller’s Symbols of Social Transformation—Jeffrey Steele 11. Pulling Strings: The Transatlantic Influence of Marionettes on American Women Writers—Debra J. Rosenthal 12. Among the Prophets: Harriet Beecher Stowe and George Eliot in Italy—Rita Bode 13. “A Country of Whose Language I Knew Not a Word”: Charlotte Perkins Gilman in and on Italy—Denise D. Knight 14. PART 3. ENCOUNTERS WITH THE ATLANTIC WORLD 15. Elizabeth Peabody, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, and the Transatlantic Homeopathic Politics of Reform—Cécile Roudeau 16. Joseph Sturge, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and the Free-Labor Movement—R. J. Ellis 17. Heaven and Manufacturing: Political Dissent in Elizabeth Stuart Phelps’s Foothold in Britain—Stephanie Palmer 18. Bahama Triangle: Europe, America, and the Bahamas in Hart’s Letters from the Bahama Islands, written in 1823–4—Elizabeth T. Kenney 19. Crossing the White Atlantic as a Woman Artist—Shirley Samuels 20. Transatlantic Perspectives in the Fiction of E. D. E. N. Southworth: People and Places—Joyce W. Warren 21. “Spinsters for Ever!”: Girls Abroad in Louisa May Alcott’s Travelogues—Daniela Daniele 22. Edward Lear’s American “Sister”: The Nonsense Poetry of Laura E. Richards Reconsidered—Etti Gordon Ginzburg 23. Contributors 24. Index
1. Acknowledgments 2. Introduction: Women Conversing on Culture, Society, and Politics—Beth L. Lueck, Sirpa Salenius, and Nancy Lusignan Schultz 3. PART 1. REPORTS ON THE RISORGIMENTO 4. “My Readers Will Thank Me”: J.-C. L. Simonde de Sismondi, Civil Liberty, and Transatlantic Sympathy in Catharine Sedgwick’s Letters from Abroad to Kindred at Home (1841)—Lucinda L. Damon-Bach 5. Margaret Fuller’s Transatlantic Vistas: Newspapers and Nation Building—Sonia Di Loreto 6. Margaret Fuller and Giuseppe Mazzini: Between Faith and Fate—Gigliola Sacerdoti Mariani 7. Margaret Fuller’s Transatlantic Journey as a Model for Intercultural Development—Mariarosa Mettifogo 8. PART 2. TRANSATLANTIC EXCHANGES WITH ITALIAN CULTURE 9. Margaret Fuller’s “Raphael’s Deposition from the Cross” and the Tribune Letters: The Mater Dolorosa’s Tripartite Rites of Passage—Joan R. Wry 10. Veins Full of Fire: Margaret Fuller’s Symbols of Social Transformation—Jeffrey Steele 11. Pulling Strings: The Transatlantic Influence of Marionettes on American Women Writers—Debra J. Rosenthal 12. Among the Prophets: Harriet Beecher Stowe and George Eliot in Italy—Rita Bode 13. “A Country of Whose Language I Knew Not a Word”: Charlotte Perkins Gilman in and on Italy—Denise D. Knight 14. PART 3. ENCOUNTERS WITH THE ATLANTIC WORLD 15. Elizabeth Peabody, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, and the Transatlantic Homeopathic Politics of Reform—Cécile Roudeau 16. Joseph Sturge, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and the Free-Labor Movement—R. J. Ellis 17. Heaven and Manufacturing: Political Dissent in Elizabeth Stuart Phelps’s Foothold in Britain—Stephanie Palmer 18. Bahama Triangle: Europe, America, and the Bahamas in Hart’s Letters from the Bahama Islands, written in 1823–4—Elizabeth T. Kenney 19. Crossing the White Atlantic as a Woman Artist—Shirley Samuels 20. Transatlantic Perspectives in the Fiction of E. D. E. N. Southworth: People and Places—Joyce W. Warren 21. “Spinsters for Ever!”: Girls Abroad in Louisa May Alcott’s Travelogues—Daniela Daniele 22. Edward Lear’s American “Sister”: The Nonsense Poetry of Laura E. Richards Reconsidered—Etti Gordon Ginzburg 23. Contributors 24. Index
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