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Titel:
Language, gender, and citizenship in American literature, 1789 - 1919
Enthält:
Introduction: "a band of national union": literature, gender, and American language ideologies -- Hope Leslie, women's petitions, and political discourse in Jacksonian America -- Vocal (im)propriety and the management of sociopolitical mobility in the wide, wide world and Ragged Dick -- The (re)construction of dialect and African American (dis)enfranchisement in Charles W. Chesnutt's writings -- Henry James and the linguistic domestication of women and immigrants at the turn of the century coda -- Herland and "the future of English": considering language, gender, and national identity in early 20th-century America
Anmerkungen:
Introduction: "a band of national union": literature, gender, and American language ideologies -- Hope Leslie, women's petitions, and political discourse in Jacksonian America -- Vocal (im)propriety and the management of sociopolitical mobility in the wide, wide world and Ragged Dick -- The (re)construction of dialect and African American (dis)enfranchisement in Charles W. Chesnutt's writings -- Henry James and the linguistic domestication of women and immigrants at the turn of the century coda -- Herland and "the future of English": considering language, gender, and national identity in early 20th-century America. - Includes bibliographical references and index. - Formerly CIP