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American road literature

Title
American road literature / editor, Ronald Primeau, Central Michigan University.
ISBN
9781429838191 (hardcover)
1429838191 (hardcover)
Publication
Ipswich, Massachusetts : Salem Press, 2013.
Physical Description
x, 347 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Format
Books
Language
English
Added to Catalog
May 22, 2013
Series
Critical insights.
Critical insights
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
On American road literature / Ronald Primeau
Critical meeting places: major approaches to the American road-narrative genre / Ann Brigham
Real, romantic, modern, and natural: midwestern hybridity and the Frank Booth illustrations in Theodore Dreiser's A Hoosier holiday / Marilyn Judith Atlas
Baudrillard in the heartland: the construction of the midwest in American road literature / Barry Alford
American odysseus: Mark Twain, travel, and the journey home / John Rohrkemper
Paradoxes along the beat journey in Kerouac's On the road / Dominic Ording
Sinclair Lewis's Free air and the "voyage into democracy" / Ann Brigham
Means and ends of the road in the works of Wright Morris / Joseph J. Wydeven
Cormac McCarthy's second literary trilogy: Dreams of the fire and Our fathers / Richmond Adams
Girls gone wild: American women's road narratives and literary traditions / Deborah Paes de Barros
The dark side of the road: American road narratives in the popular dark fantastic / David Bain
Poetics of place in Roethke's "North American sequence" / Christian Knoeller
"The cost of this distance": Robert Fanning's American prophet and the failure to communicate / Caroline Maun
Journeying down freedom road: the Underground Railroad and the narrative of travel / Maureen N. Eke
"Surprised to find itself in a tree in Chicago's suburbs": images of home and travel in the nonfiction of Mary Morris / Marybeth Pringle
Shoreline sansaras / Arvid F. Sponberg
Key to the highway: the road to the blues / Phil Patton
Travel guidebooks, cultural narratives, and the American road quest / Steven K. Bailey
A moving story: the recurrence of the Kiowa Tsoai legend in the work of N. Scott Momaday / Matthew Low.
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