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The Blithedale Romance
Inspired by Nathaniel Hawthorne’s own experience as a member of the famous Brook Farm Community, which the author describes in his preface as the “most romantic episode” in his life, The Blithedale Romance is one of the most engaging and complex of Hawthorne’s novels. Recounting the hopeful formation and slow fragmentation of a reform-minded socialist community in antebellum Massachusetts, the novel has increasingly preoccupied commentators on American literature and culture over the last few decades. The editors’ new introduction helps the reader to negotiate Blithedale’s literary difficulties by offering a detailed reflection on the main problems confronted by past and present interpreters of the novel. Appendices expand on the central historical theme of reform, highlighting the novel’s references to women’s emancipation, antislavery, and Utopian socialism.
Be The Change - A Story. A Road map. A Movement.
This is my story of struggle and triumph as I faced my toxic relationship with food, religion, death and negative self-talk while working towards my life goal of being an elite athlete. Ultimately, this is the story of how I practiced my way into a new state of being. Mental Health affects us all. I have learned that when I share from my heart and create a conversation around tools, exercises and how to practice, we all benefit and evolve into the best version of ourselves. With support and leading by example, I pave the way for you to re-frame your life's story to become a source of power and growth. We all have a story, and when we retrain our brain to align with our core - rather than who we have been habituated, programmed or traumatized into being - we get to create a unique impact that is your privilege and birth right. Welcome to my Hero's Journey.
THE MIGRATION Of Art Between History & Geography
Welcome to "The Migration: Of Art Between History & Geography," a book that explores the fascinating concept of the migration of arts throughout history and geography. In this book, we will embark on a journey that explores how art has traveled through time and space, from one region to another, transforming and adapting as it migrates. We will examine the cultural, social, and political influences that shape the migration of art and how it impacts the way we see and experience the world today. This book aims to introduce the concept of art migration to our modern-day society and highlight the importance of understanding this process. As we live in a world that is increasingly globalized and...
Irish Literature
Irish literature's roots have been traced to the 7th-9th century. This is a rich and hardy literature starting with descriptions of the brave deeds of kings, saints and other heroes. These were followed by generous veins of religious, historical, genealogical, scientific and other works. The development of prose, poetry and drama raced along with the times. Modern, well-known Irish writers include: William Yeats, James Joyce, Sean Casey, George Bernard Shaw, Oscar Wilde, John Synge and Samuel Beckett.
African Literature and Its Times
This volume focuses on major fiction, poetry and non-fiction from Africa. Organized by title, it discusses 50 works through detailed essays.
Latin American Literature and Its Times
This volume focuses on major fiction, poetry and non-fiction from Latin America. Organized by title, it discusses 50 works through detailed essays.
Literature and Its Times: Growth of empires to the Great Depression (1890-1930s)
LC copy defective: v. 1, copy 1, p. 419-426 bound upside down.
Literature and Its Times: Civil rights movements to future times (1960-2000)
LC copy defective: v. 1, copy 1, p. 419-426 bound upside down.
Literature and Its Times: World War II to the affluent fifties (1940-1950s)
LC copy defective: v. 1, copy 1, p. 419-426 bound upside down.
