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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Civil War Literature"”.

  1. The Negro in Pre-Civil War Literature

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  2. """Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory"": The Citizen-Soldier and the Construction of Identity in Northern Civil War Literature"

    … of individual minority groups, regionalist literature, and the development of the modern industries of sport and entertainment.

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  3. Sound in Conflict: Lyric Poetry and the American Civil War

    … poems written during and about the American Civil War, and asks how closely related these acoustics were to their historical environment. I thus attempt to redress the dominant visual and material responses to Civil War aesthetics, in favour of attention to its sounds. I also set out to …

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  4. ‘Richard would outlive his overthrow’: Post-Shakespearean Representations of Richard III

    … the Crown and Parliament culminating in the Civil Wars, and the execution of Charles I. These texts offer a fuller picture of the contemporary literary-political climate, while illuminating the role of historical memory in forming national consciousness, including the forging and dismantling …

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  5. Coming Home, Staying Put, and Learning to Fiddle: Heroism and Place in Charles Frazier's <em>Cold Mountain</em>.

    … to make a memorable statement about love, war, life, and death. This study examines these stories and the mythological, literary, and folk models Frazier employs, and in some cases revises, to tell them. The first chapter explores how Frazier recreates Odysseus in Inman, his main male …

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  6. A Comparison of a Literature Based Approach with a Textbook Based Approach in Secondary Social Studies

    … was to compare the effectiveness of using a literature based approach to instruction with a traditional textbook based approach in the content area of social studies. The study was performed at the secondary level, with eleventh grade students, in a four week unit on the Civil War and period …

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