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The Politics of Self-Prescribed Destiny as Manifested in William Bradford’s Of Plymouth Plantation
By Yanwing Leung
REAL: Review of English and American Literature [Yingmei wenxue pinglun]
The first Pilgrims to Plymouth took with them the conviction that God wanted them to settle in America to build “a shining city upon the hill.” Fulfilling this sacred destiny as previewed or suggested in the Old Testament became a mandate for the 17th-century Separatists led by William Bradford.
Growing up in New York City: A Generational Memoir (1941-1960)
By Howard R. Wolf
American Studies Journal
If historians tend to proceed from external data to hidden motivation of key players, the personal essayist typically moves from the intimate level to the plane of sociology, politics, and history. He becomes, therefore, a generational memoirist. In this autobiographical essay, Howard R. Wolf seeks to become a generational memoirist of New York City.
- Mambises in Whiteface: U.S. versus Cuban Depictions of Freedom Fighters in the War of Independence A
- Domestic Novels of the 1920s: Regulation and Efficiency in The Home-Maker, Twilight Sleep, and Too M
- “Typical of Her Race”: Cultural Pluralism and the Editorial Records of Survey Graphic
- DIY Democracy: The Direct Action Politics of U.S. Punk Collectives
- Review of The Death of the Critic, by Rónán McDonald
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