Format:
1 Online-Ressource (xxiv, 632 Seiten)
ISBN:
9780192647085
Series Statement:
Oxford handbooks
Note:
Forward, Christopher Hanlon -- Part 1: Climate, or, Emerson and the Environmental Humanities -- Emerson, Energy, Infrastructure, Jeffrey Insko -- Emerson Undersea, Michele Navakas and Dominic Mastroianni -- 'Up again, old heart!': Emerson in the Athropocene, Michelle Neely -- The 'Mute Music' in Emerson's Polarity: Generating Practical Power, Christina Katopodis -- Transcendental Geologies: Emerson, Anti-slavery, and the Kairos of Deep Time, Patrick Morgan -- 'The Seed of the World': Emerson's Transatlantic Transcendentalist First Philosophy", David Greenham -- Part 2: American Civilization, or, Hemispheric Emersons -- Emerson, Martí, and a Cosmopolitanism for the Americas, Timothy Donahue -- Emersonian Figurations in Modern Hispanic Poetics, Ricardo Miguel-Alfonso -- Emerson and Caribbean Emancipation, Martha Schoolman -- Part 3: Race, or, Emancipation and Resistance -- Speaking for 'the Indian', Drew Lopenzina and Laura L. Mielke -- 'The calamity of the next ages': Emerson and Reconstruction, Christopher Hanlon -- Emerson and Carlyle: Race and (Anti-)Slavery, Tim Sommer -- Nature's President: Emerson on Emancipation and Executive Power, Michael Stancliff -- Emersonian Legacies of Black Resistance, Anita Patterson -- The 'arch-abolitionist': Emerson, Love, and Social Justice, Prentiss Clark -- Part 4: Wealth, or, Capitalism and its Alternatives -- Emerson and Capitalism, Benjamin Pickford -- Emerson's Market Forces, Andrew Kopec -- Emerson and the Socialists: American Renaissance in the Age of Fourier, Holly Jackson -- Part 5: Worship, or, Religion and the Secular -- Emerson among the Methodists, Claudia Stokes -- Emerson and Secularism, Justine Murison -- Part 6: Prospects, or, Computational Approaches to Emerson -- Experimenting with Emerson: A Quantitative Approach, Brad Rittenhouse and Maurice S. Lee -- Emerson's Unoriginality and the Commonplace Books of Mary Moody Emerson and Margaret Fuller, Noelle Baker -- Part 7: Quotation and Originality, or, Emerson's Editors -- Editing Emerson, Ronald Bosco and Joel Myerson -- Emerson, Nature, and Networks in the Black Press, Brigitte Fielder -- Ellen Tucker Emerson: Portrait of a Daughter as Secretary, Editor, and Biographer, Kate Culkin -- Part 8: The Man of the World, or, Readers, Interlocutors, Networks -- 'Fleeing to fables': Reading Emerson in Literature for Children, Kristina West -- Emerson, Melville, Futility, Rachel Banner -- Emerson, Rhetoric, and Oratorical Culture, Roger Thompson -- Lydia Jackson Emerson, Randall Fuller -- Part 9: The Poet, or, From Commonplacing Verse to Poetic Print Culture -- Metamorphosis and Transcription: Emerson's 'The Poet' and the Question of Form, Meredith McGill -- Emerson's Muses, Poets, and Persons from The Dial to The Atlantic Monthly, Eliza Richards -- Part 10: "Me" and "Not-Me," or, Emersonian Embodiments, Affects, Intimacies -- 'Nature Abhors the Old': Emerson's Transcendental Ageism, Sari Edelstein -- Aphasic Etymology: A Disability Poetics and the Emerson-Whitman Connection, Don James McLaughlin -- From Iconoclast to Icon: The Public Intellectual as Celebrity, Bonnie O'Neil -- Emerson, Reluctant Feminist, Leslie Elizabeth Eckel -- Emerson and the Wildness of Friendship, Eduardo Cadava -- Afterward: Ralph Waldo Emerson Transfigured, Cornel West
Additional Edition:
ISBN 9780192894373
Additional Edition:
Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe The Oxford handbook of Ralph Waldo Emerson Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2024 ISBN 9780192894373
Additional Edition:
ISBN 0192894374
Language:
English
