I took my Power in my Hand -
And went against the World - ’Twas not so much as David - had - But I - was twice as bold - |
I aimed my Pebble - but Myself Was all the one that fell - Was it Goliah - was too large - Or was myself - too small? ED (Fr660) |
Chapters
| Chapter 1: Early
American Lit to 1700 | Chapter 2:
Early
American Lit 1700-1800 | Chapter 3:
19th
Century Romanticism | Chapter 4:
19th
Century
Transcendentalism | Chapter 5:
Late
19th
Century Realism | Chapter 6:
Late
19th
Century Naturalism | Chapter 7:
Early
20th Century and Modernism | Chapter 8:
American
Drama | Chapter 9: The
Harlem Renaissance | Chapter 10:
Late 20th Century and Postmodernism |
Appendix A: Useful Resources for Research
Appendix
B: Minorities and Women
Studies: African
-American Studies Native-American
Studies Asian-American
Studies
Gay &
Lesbian Studies Hispanic
& Mexican-American Studies Jewish-American
Studies Women
Studies Appendix
C: American Fiction Appendix
D: Writing Assignments
Appendix
E: The Theme of Alienation and Initiation and the
Immigrant Experience Appendix
F: Elements of Poetry
Appendix G: Elements of Fiction
Appendix H: Elements of Drama
Appendix I: The MLA Style
Appendix J: Research Topics
Appendix K: American Literary History
& Theory
Appendix L: The Frontier in American
Literature Appendix
M: Film Criticism and
American Literature Appendix N: American Gothic in
Literature
Appendix O: Selected Studies in
American Poetry
Appendix P: American Literature and
California
Appendix Q: American Folklore Appendix R: American Humor, Satire,
and Wit
Appendix S: The American Dream
Appendix T: Manifest Destiny
Appendix U: Nature, Ecocriticism,
& Ecofeminism
Appendix V: The American City in
Literature and Culture |
Appendix W: The Changing
American Landscape | Appendix
X: Contemporary
Adoptions of Early American Texts,
Authors | Appendix Y: Sympathy in
American Literature |
Copyright ©Paul Reuben All Rights Reserved PAL Created July 2, 1995