Esq 2002: Vol 48 Table of Contents

3 Pages·2002·0.21 MB·English

Contents for ESQ, Volume 48, 2002
Nos. 1 & 2 (Ist & 2nd Quarters) No. 186 & 187 0.s.
Susan Kalter
A Student of Savage Thought:
The Ecological Ethic in Moby-Dick and
Its Grounding in Native American Ideologies
Yoshio Takanashi
Emerson, Japan, and Neo-Confucianism
Laura Laffrado
“How Could You Leave Me Alone When the Room
Was Full of Men?”: Gender and Self-Representation
in Louisa May Alcott’s Hospital Sketches
Leon Jackson
“Behold Our Literary Mohawk, Poe”:
Literary Nationalism and the “Indianation”
of Antebellum American Culture
Contributors
No. 3 (3rd Quarter) No. 188 0.s.
Paola Gemme
Fuller and Catholics at Home and Abroad:
Notes toward a Transnational Antebellum
Ethnic History
Theresa Strouth Gaul
Romance and the “Genuine Indian”:
Cooper’s Politics of Genre
Ken Egan Jr.
Edgar Allan Poe and the Horror of Technology
Contributors
No. 4 (4th Quarter) No. 189 o.s.
M. Luke Bresky
“Latitudes and Longitudes of Our Condition”:
The Nationality of Emerson’s Representatives
Mitzi McFarland
“Without a Cross”: The Carnivalization
of Sex, Race, and Culture in
Cooper’s Last of the Mohicans
David A. Zimmerman
Mark Twain, “Hadleyburg,” and
the Performance of Redemption
Contributors