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Preface | ||
1 | Allegory of the Republic: On Interpretation and Method | 3 |
2 | A Unitarian Project for Moral Guidance | 12 |
3 | Republican Rites of Passage: Character and the Battle for Youth | 33 |
4 | Guidebooks for Survival in an Industrializing Economy | 53 |
5 | Saved From the Factory | 78 |
6 | Technology, Organizations, Corporations, and Capitalists | 93 |
7 | Natural Aristocracy in a Democracy: Authority, Power, and Politics | 110 |
8 | Money, Price, and Value: Alger's Interventions in the Market | 133 |
9 | Levelling and Its Limits | 162 |
10 | Reading Alger: Searching for Alger's Audience in the Literary Marketplace | 181 |
11 | The Mass Fiction Writer As Producer and Consumer: Power, Powerlessness, and Gender | 206 |
12 | Culture Wars | 227 |
13 | The Fictional Republic: Alger's Appeal to the American Political Imagination | 261 |
Notes | 272 | |
References | 336 | |
Name Index | 354 | |
Subject Index | 357 |
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