Modern North American Literature 101: Genres and Themes, the Core Fabric
This fourth article in Modern North American Literature covers the movements and literary trends that most influenced its literature.
Modern North American Literature 101: Genres and Themes, the Core Fabric
Poetry of the Vietnam War
Edgar Lee Masters' Spoon River Anthology: Naturalism in the American countryside
Approaches to American Studies 101: Maps and American National Identity
White Patronage of the Harlem Renaissance
Regressing Adolescence in 'The Catcher in The Rye'
The Body in Coates' Between the World and Me
Witchcraft in Literature 101: Social Commentary in The Witches of Eastwick
American Gothic: Shirley Jackson
The Bell Jar: Subversion, Identity, and Downfall in Plath's Bildungsroman
Postmodern Retellings 101: Anne Sexton’s Rapunzel
Confessional Poetry: Sylvia Plath
The American Short Story and Realism: Raymond Carver
The Innovation of the American Short Story: Ernest Hemingway
Ligeia: Demoness or Damsel?
Gothic Elements in The Fall of the House of Usher
Anti-Transcendentalist Texts: Tragedy at the Hands of Separation