Titlebook: American Romanticism; From Melville to Jam David Morse Book 1987 David Morse 1987 America.civil war.Henry James.Romanticism.torture.William

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-07898-1America; civil war; Henry James; Romanticism; torture; William James

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-91786-8emocratic society was destined to occupy a uniquely privileged place amongst nations, since it would therefore be spared the violence generated by the monarchies and hierarchies of Europe. The model of a confident, progressive America symbolically pitted against the Old World had the effect of symbo

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Introduction: After the Civil War,emocratic society was destined to occupy a uniquely privileged place amongst nations, since it would therefore be spared the violence generated by the monarchies and hierarchies of Europe. The model of a confident, progressive America symbolically pitted against the Old World had the effect of symbo

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,Herman Melville: ‘Scaffoldings Scaling Heaven’,s is that he always insists on the truthfulness of his most shameless and whimsical fabrications, like an inebriated anecdotalist who thumps the bar and dares anyone to contradict him. Yet Melville is always deadly serious, and the frantic counterbidding that results between imaginative licence on t

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