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A cultural and political timeline
Introduction: History and literary history 1
1 Farewell to the twenties 9
2 Looking for America: The presence of the past 35
3 Lost and found: Historical fictions 58
4 Backward glances: Biography and autobiography 107
5 The Southern past 154
6 Black memory 184
7 History and the party line 208
Epilogue: The world of tomorrow and the world of yesterday 239
Appendix Literary prizes and bestsellers 245
Index 253
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Gabriel Ferrari
reviewed American 1930s: A Literary History on June 15, 2009
American 1930s: A Literary History
What I learmed is that Thoreau was a hippie, romantic and luddite who one day stopped paying taxes due to his opposition to war and slavery. Harold Bloom joins a series of perspectives on the author from contemporaries and critics (interesting to think he lived in the same time as Louise May Alcott, and that she came from a progressive, first wave feminist family, seeing as Little Women is hailed as the ultimate cornerstone of traditional young girls' literature). Thoreau remains yet to be read, but this was a good introduction, I guess.
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