The Unwritten War: American Writers and the Civil WarUniv of Wisconsin Press, 1987 - 402 páginas In "The Unwritten War," Daniel Aaron examines the literary output of American writers--major and minor--who treated the Civil War in their works. |
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... War Matters The Terrible Allegory 4. Whitman : The " Parturition Years " Sounding the Tocsin Blacks and Abolitionists " Deaths , Operations , Sickening Wounds " 39 41 56 War- " The Real Article " " Lincoln's Man " vii.
... War Matters The Terrible Allegory 4. Whitman : The " Parturition Years " Sounding the Tocsin Blacks and Abolitionists " Deaths , Operations , Sickening Wounds " 39 41 56 War- " The Real Article " " Lincoln's Man " vii.
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... Lincoln's Man " The Convulsive Years 5. Melville : The Conflict of Convictions Melville and Whitman Battle - Pieces as a War Narrative " Through Terror and Pity " Prophecies and Misgivings PART THREE : THE " MALINGERERS " 6. Henry Adams ...
... Lincoln's Man " The Convulsive Years 5. Melville : The Conflict of Convictions Melville and Whitman Battle - Pieces as a War Narrative " Through Terror and Pity " Prophecies and Misgivings PART THREE : THE " MALINGERERS " 6. Henry Adams ...
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... Makers ( Men ) Legend - Makers ( Women ) The Truths of Fantasy Conclusion " Such Was the War " 327 Supplement 1 The War Prefigured 343 Supplement 2 Lincoln and the Writers 349 Supplement 3 A Further Note on the " Collegians " X CONTENTS.
... Makers ( Men ) Legend - Makers ( Women ) The Truths of Fantasy Conclusion " Such Was the War " 327 Supplement 1 The War Prefigured 343 Supplement 2 Lincoln and the Writers 349 Supplement 3 A Further Note on the " Collegians " X CONTENTS.
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Contenido
THEY BREAK THE LINKS OF UNION I | 1 |
The Wholesome Calamity | 14 |
A PHILOSOPHICAL VIEW OF | 39 |
The Parturition Years | 56 |
The Conflict of Convictions | 75 |
THE MALINGERERS | 91 |
Henry James | 106 |
William Dean Howells | 121 |
THE WAR AT SECOND HAND | 207 |
THE SOUTH ONLOOKERS | 227 |
The Unwritten Novel | 244 |
Sidney Lanier | 263 |
George Washington Cable | 272 |
The NeoConfederates | 285 |
William Faulkner | 310 |
Conclusion Such Was the War | 327 |
Mark Twain | 133 |
DRAWINGROOM WARRIORS AND COMBATANTS | 147 |
John W De Forest | 164 |
Ambrose Bierce | 181 |
Albion W Tourgée | 193 |
The War Prefigured | 343 |
Lincoln and the Writers | 349 |
A Further Note on the Collegians | 353 |
Acknowledgments | 387 |
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