The Imaginary Puritan
Literature, Intellectual Labor, and the Origins of Personal Life
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"A tour de force that reconceptualizes literary history and repositions British literature to claim the imperial and trans-Atlantic origins of the British novel. "—Carroll Smith-Rosenberg, author of Disorderly Conduct
"A very exciting piece of work, with important implications for how we conceive projects in literary, intellectual, and cultural history. . . . It is sure to be a controversial study, but it will get serious attention, not just as a study of 'novels' and texts but as a provocative account of English history and of models for studying history."—J. Paul Hunter, author of Before Novels
"A very exciting piece of work, with important implications for how we conceive projects in literary, intellectual, and cultural history. . . . It is sure to be a controversial study, but it will get serious attention, not just as a study of 'novels' and texts but as a provocative account of English history and of models for studying history."—J. Paul Hunter, author of Before Novels
Bibliografische Angaben
Mai 2022, 288 Seiten, The New Historicism: Studies in Cultural Poetics, Englisch
University Presses
978-0-520-35998-7