@article{1478844,
      author = {Ackerman, Alan,  and Albright, Daniel,  and Alexander,  Elizabeth,  and Amfreville, Marc,  and Aparicio, Frances  R.,  and Arac, Jonathan,  and Armstrong, Nancy,  and Beard,  William,  and Bernstein, Richard J.,  and Blaise, Clark,   and Blight, David,  and Boyden, Michael,  and Bradley,  Adam,  and Bradley, David,  and Bramen, Carrie Tirado,  and  Brooks, Daphne A.,  and Brooks, Lisa,  and Brophy, Alfred  L.,  and Buell, Lawrence,  and Bui, Thi Phuong-Lan,  and  Burt, Stephen,  and Bynum, Sarah Shun-Lien,  and  Cagidemetrio, Alide,  and Cantwell, Robert,  and Cantú,  Norma E.,  and Carpio, Glenda,  and Castillo, Susan,  and  Chaplin, Joyce E.,  and Chu, Seo-Young,  and Clark, Robert,   and Clark, T. J.,  and Clover, Joshua,  and Codrescu,  Andrei,  and Conant, James,  and Costello, Bonnie,  and  Damrosch, Leo,  and Dawes, James,  and Deloria, Philip,   and Diggins, John,  and Dilworth, Leah,  and Dimock, Wai  Chee,  and Doss, Erika,  and Dubois, Laurent,  and Early,  Gerald,  and Elliott, Emory,  and Erickson, Steve,  and  Feller, Dan,  and Ferguson, Jeffrey,  and Fletcher, Angus,   and Fluck, Winfried,  and Ford, Mark,  and Fossett, Judith  Jackson,  and Foster, Hal,  and Friedl, Herwig,  and Furia,  Philip,  and Furstenberg, François,  and Gaitskill, Mary,   and Gaudio, Michael,  and Ghamari-Tabrizi, Sharon,  and  Gilmore, Michael T.,  and Gioia, Ted,  and Gitelman, Lisa,   and Givens, Terryl L.,  and Glover, Kaiama,  and Goldsby,  Jacqueline,  and Goodheart, Adam,  and Gottlieb, Robert,   and Grafton, Anthony,  and Griffin, Farah Jasmine,  and  Gruesz, Kirsten Silva,  and Hamilton, Marybeth,  and  Hampton, Howard,  and Hartman, Saidiya V.,  and Hickey,  Dave,  and Hookway, Christopher,  and Hsu, Hua,  and  Hutchinson, George,  and Hutson, Richard,  and Irmscher,  Christoph,  and J., S.,  and Jarab, Josef,  and Jen, Gish,   and Johnson, Dianne,  and Johnson, Jeffrey,  and Kahn,  Coppélia,  and Kamiya, Gary,  and Kaplan, Amy,  and  Kaplan, Carla,  and Kazin, Michael,  and Kelleter, Frank,   and Kelsey, Robin,  and Kennedy, Liam,  and Keyser,  Catherine,  and Kimmage, Michael,  and Kosman, Phoebe,  and  LaFountain, Jason D.,  and Lears, T. J. Jackson,  and Leja,  Michael,  and Lester, Toby,  and Lesy, Michael,  and  Lethem, Jonathan,  and Lewis, Jan Ellen,  and Lhamon Jr.,  W. T.,  and Love, Heather,  and Lowry, Beverly,  and Lyons,  Scott Richard,  and MacCambridge, Michael,  and Mann,  William J.,  and Marcus, Greil,  and Marcus, Greil,  and  Marling, Karal Ann,  and Marlowe, Ann,  and Materassi,  Mario,  and McBride, Joseph,  and McGrath, Douglas,  and  McLane, Maureen N.,  and Meltzer, Mitchell,  and Miller,  Angela,  and Miller, James,  and Miller, Monica L.,  and  Millner, Caille,  and Mindell, David A.,  and Monson,  Ingrid,  and Moran, Kathleen,  and Mosley, Walter,  and  Most, Andrea,  and Mukherjee, Bharati,  and Muldoon, Paul,   and Nel, Philip,  and O'Meally, Robert,  and Paglia,  Camille,  and Pasley, Jeffrey L.,  and Patterson, Anita,   and Pease, Donald E.,  and Perez, Gilberto,  and Picker,  John,  and Polito, Robert,  and Porter, Carolyn,  and  Posnock, Ross,  and Powers, Richard,  and Quinney, Laura,   and Rabinowitz, Paula,  and Raines, Howell,  and Rampersad,  Arnold,  and Reed, Ishmael,  and Richardson, Judith,  and  Rockwell, John,  and Roeder, Kerry,  and Ronell, Avital,   and Rosen, Jeffrey,  and Rotella, Carlo,  and Rubin, Joan  Shelley,  and Sacks, Peter,  and Samuels, Shirley,  and  Sante, Luc,  and Schacher, Yael,  and Schickel, Richard,   and Schiff, Stephen,  and Shelby, Tommie,  and Slovic,  Scott,  and Smith, Merritt Roe,  and Smith, R. J.,  and  Smith, Richard Cándida,  and Sollors, Werner,  and  Sollors, Werner,  and Staudenmaier, John M.,  and Stauffer,  John,  and Stavans, Ilan,  and Stewart, Susan,  and  Streeby, Shelley,  and Sunstein, Cass R.,  and Taubenfeld,  Aviva,  and Taylor, Charles,  and Taylor, Keith,  and  Thomson, David,  and Tolkin, Michael,  and Tran, Lan,  and  Treuer, David,  and Treuer, Micah,  and Vendler, Helen,   and Ventura, Michael,  and Vowell, Sarah,  and Wagner, Anne  M.,  and Walker, Kara,  and Wall, Cheryl A.,  and Wallach,  Alan,  and Warren, Kenneth W.,  and Waters, Lindsay,  and  Weinstein, Cindy,  and Weiss, M. Lynn,  and Wexler, Laura,   and Whiting, Sarah,  and Wideman, John Edgar,  and Widmer,  Ted,  and Wilentz, Sean,  and Wilson, Rob,  and Wiman,  Christian,  and Winthrop, Elizabeth,  and Wirth-Nesher,  Hana,  and Wisse, Ruth,  and Wolk, Douglas,  and Woude,  Joanne van der,  and Zacharek, Stephanie,  and Zafar,  Rafia, },
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1478844},
      title = {A New Literary History of America /},
      abstract = {America is a nation making itself up as it goes along-a  story of discovery and invention unfolding in speeches and  images, letters and poetry, unprecedented feats of  scholarship and imagination. In these myriad, multiform,  endlessly changing expressions of the American experience,  the authors and editors of this volume find a new American  history. In more than two hundred original essays, A New  Literary History of America brings together the nation's  many voices. From the first conception of a New World in  the sixteenth century to the latest re-envisioning of that  world in cartoons, television, science fiction, and hip  hop, the book gives us a new, kaleidoscopic view of what  "Made in America" means. Literature, music, film, art,  history, science, philosophy, political rhetoric-cultural  creations of every kind appear in relation to each other,  and to the time and place that give them shape. The meeting  of minds is extraordinary as T. J. Clark writes on Jackson  Pollock, Paul Muldoon on Carl Sandburg, Camille Paglia on  Tennessee Williams, Sarah Vowell on Grant Wood's American  Gothic, Walter Mosley on hard-boiled detective fiction,  Jonathan Lethem on Thomas Edison, Gerald Early on Tarzan,  Bharati Mukherjee on The Scarlet Letter, Gish Jen on  Catcher in the Rye, and Ishmael Reed on Huckleberry Finn.  From Anne Bradstreet and John Winthrop to Philip Roth and  Toni Morrison, from Alexander Graham Bell and Stephen  Foster to Alcoholics Anonymous, Life, Chuck Berry, Alfred  Hitchcock, and Ronald Reagan, this is America singing,  celebrating itself, and becoming something altogether  different, plural, singular, new. Please visit  www.newliteraryhistory.com for more information.},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.4159/9780674054219},
      recid = {1478844},
      pages = {1 online resource (1128 p.)},
}