After Franklin: The Emergence of Autobiography in Post-revolutionary America 1780-1830University of New Hampshire ; published by University Press of New England, 2001 - 241 páginas An analysis of the foundations of autobiography in America. |
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... imagine himself to be inventive , in the sense of " producing something new , " the third method of self - formation that ... imagines ex- perience to be bounded by imitation and emulation that he insists on the usefulness of his own ...
... imagine himself to be inventive , in the sense of " producing something new , " the third method of self - formation that ... imagines ex- perience to be bounded by imitation and emulation that he insists on the usefulness of his own ...
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... imagine personal identity as oppositional , eccentric , and self - directed , antic- ipating autobiography's focus on an independent self . Like White and Fisher , John Fitch imagines personal identity as oppositional and eccentric ...
... imagine personal identity as oppositional , eccentric , and self - directed , antic- ipating autobiography's focus on an independent self . Like White and Fisher , John Fitch imagines personal identity as oppositional and eccentric ...
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... imagines a romantic self . In another gesture toward liminality and opposition , Fitch repeatedly identifies with American slaves . The behavior of his " tyrant brother " as he was growing up leads him to think that " could I be set ...
... imagines a romantic self . In another gesture toward liminality and opposition , Fitch repeatedly identifies with American slaves . The behavior of his " tyrant brother " as he was growing up leads him to think that " could I be set ...
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I | 6 |
2 | 20 |
Alexander Graydon and the Federalist Self | 54 |
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After Franklin: The Emergence of Autobiography in Post-revolutionary America ... Stephen Carl Arch Vista de fragmentos - 2001 |
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Alexander Graydon Allen's Narrative American Literature American Revolution argue autobiography behavior Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Rush biography Boston British Burroughs Burroughs's Cambridge captivity Cathy Davidson character Charles Brockden Brown claims conception counterfeit course Crèvecoeur's critics culture discourse Early American eccentric eighteenth century emergence Emerson Ethan Allen example experience father Federalist fictional Fisher Fitch Fliegelman genre of autobiography Graydon's Memoirs Grimes human ideas identity imagines independent individual insists invention James James's Jefferson John Adams John Fitch language Letters liberty Library of America Literary History mind modern moral Nantucket Nantucket Island narrator nature nineteenth century novel original Oxford University Press P. T. Barnum Philadelphia political Princeton printed published readers remarks Reprint republican Revolutionary America romantic Rush's says self-biography selfhood sense sentimental singular social society steamboat Stephen Burroughs story tells texts Thomas Thoreau tion tradition Travels virtue White William women writing written wrote York
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