Frontier and pioneer life in literature.
Overview
| Works: | 32 works in 2 publications in 2 languages | |
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The making of racial sentiment : = slavery and the birth of the frontier romance /
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The Frontier experience and the American dream : = essays on American literature /
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Recalling the wild = naturalism and the closing of the American West /
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Understanding O pioneers! and My Antonia = a student casebook to issues, sources, and historical documents /
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The emergence of the American frontier hero, 1682-1826 = gender, action, and emotion /
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Early-twentieth-century frontier dramas on Broadway = situating the western experience in performing arts /
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The Land before her : = fantasy and experience of the American frontiers, 1630-1860 /
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Tales of adventurous enterprise : = Washington Irving and the poetics of Western expansion /
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Constructing the Little house = gender, culture, and Laura Ingalls Wilder /
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The Frontier experience and the American dream = essays on American literature /
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Beyond the frontier = writers, Western regionalism, and a sense of place /
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From the fallen tree = frontier narratives, environmental politics, and the roots of a national pastoral, 1749-1826 /
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From the fallen tree : = frontier narratives, environmental politics, and the roots of a national pastoral, 1749-1826 /
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Marriage, violence, and the nation in the American literary West /
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Frontiers past and future : = science fiction and the American West /
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The making of racial sentiment = slavery and the birth of the frontier romance /
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