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List of Abbreviations | ix | |
List of Plates | xi | |
Preface and Acknowledgements | xii | |
1 | Tribes | 1 |
The force of negation | 1 | |
The deaf and dumb asylum | 8 | |
Boundaries and bounders | 17 | |
Men at work | 25 | |
Images of snow: Whartonian womanhood | 29 | |
Libraries and studies: where real things happen to men | 38 | |
2 | Outcasts | 49 |
Wharton's social Darwinism | 49 | |
Maps of exclusion | 60 | |
Rituals of casting out | 73 | |
Reconditioned malefactors | 83 | |
3 | Buccaneers | 92 |
Product placement | 92 | |
Buccaneers | 98 | |
Exploit and industry: the Elmer epic | 105 | |
The steep of disenchantment | 113 | |
'Beyond' | 119 | |
Epic effrontery | 127 | |
'The bareness of a small half-lit place' | 131 | |
The Firebird and the Water-Sprite | 136 | |
4 | Expatriates | 143 |
The lesson of the Master: James and Wharton outre-mer | 143 | |
Home thoughts from abroad: America and Americanity | 150 | |
Plunder: buccaneers go to Europe when they die | 157 | |
'Did you ever see anything so French?': assimilators | 170 | |
Children of Flanders: how the war made Europe a real place | 175 | |
Notes | 188 | |
Bibliography | 212 | |
Index | 219 |
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