Economy of Religion in American Literature
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Economy of Religion in American Literature
Culture and the Politics of Redemption
Ball, Andrew
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
05/2022
272
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Inglês
9781350231672
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Introduction: A New Theory of the Sacred
Chapter 1
The Boiled-Over District: Effervescence and Adaptation During the Market Revolution
Chapter 2
The Salvific Power of Affect: Sentimentalism in the Labor Fiction of Rebecca Harding Davis and Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Chapter 3
The American Fetish: Religious Economics in the Novels of William Dean Howells
Chapter 4
Mistaking "Shadows for Gods": Class and the Christ Novel in the Progressive Era
Chapter 5
"Christianity Incorporated": Sinclair Lewis and the Taylorization of American Protestantism
Chapter 6
Gastonia Revisited: Religion, Literature, and the Loray Mill Strike of 1929
Chapter 7
"The blackness of God": Race and Religion in the Literature of the Harlem Renaissance
List of Figures
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1
The Boiled-Over District: Effervescence and Adaptation During the Market Revolution
Chapter 2
The Salvific Power of Affect: Sentimentalism in the Labor Fiction of Rebecca Harding Davis and Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Chapter 3
The American Fetish: Religious Economics in the Novels of William Dean Howells
Chapter 4
Mistaking "Shadows for Gods": Class and the Christ Novel in the Progressive Era
Chapter 5
"Christianity Incorporated": Sinclair Lewis and the Taylorization of American Protestantism
Chapter 6
Gastonia Revisited: Religion, Literature, and the Loray Mill Strike of 1929
Chapter 7
"The blackness of God": Race and Religion in the Literature of the Harlem Renaissance
List of Figures
Acknowledgements
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economics; early labor fiction; political economies; social salvation; capitalism; American Protestantism; depression-era; class conflict; Hegel; Feuerbach; Marx; Althusser; American cultural history; Christianity; Christian doctrine; Transcendentalists; Rebecca Harding Davis; Margaret Howth; Elizabeth Stuart Phelps; social activism in America; Progressive era; economic justice in America; Henry Ward Beecher; Harriet Beecher Stowe; Upton Sinclair; Jack London; religion in the US
Introduction: A New Theory of the Sacred
Chapter 1
The Boiled-Over District: Effervescence and Adaptation During the Market Revolution
Chapter 2
The Salvific Power of Affect: Sentimentalism in the Labor Fiction of Rebecca Harding Davis and Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Chapter 3
The American Fetish: Religious Economics in the Novels of William Dean Howells
Chapter 4
Mistaking "Shadows for Gods": Class and the Christ Novel in the Progressive Era
Chapter 5
"Christianity Incorporated": Sinclair Lewis and the Taylorization of American Protestantism
Chapter 6
Gastonia Revisited: Religion, Literature, and the Loray Mill Strike of 1929
Chapter 7
"The blackness of God": Race and Religion in the Literature of the Harlem Renaissance
List of Figures
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1
The Boiled-Over District: Effervescence and Adaptation During the Market Revolution
Chapter 2
The Salvific Power of Affect: Sentimentalism in the Labor Fiction of Rebecca Harding Davis and Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Chapter 3
The American Fetish: Religious Economics in the Novels of William Dean Howells
Chapter 4
Mistaking "Shadows for Gods": Class and the Christ Novel in the Progressive Era
Chapter 5
"Christianity Incorporated": Sinclair Lewis and the Taylorization of American Protestantism
Chapter 6
Gastonia Revisited: Religion, Literature, and the Loray Mill Strike of 1929
Chapter 7
"The blackness of God": Race and Religion in the Literature of the Harlem Renaissance
List of Figures
Acknowledgements
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
economics; early labor fiction; political economies; social salvation; capitalism; American Protestantism; depression-era; class conflict; Hegel; Feuerbach; Marx; Althusser; American cultural history; Christianity; Christian doctrine; Transcendentalists; Rebecca Harding Davis; Margaret Howth; Elizabeth Stuart Phelps; social activism in America; Progressive era; economic justice in America; Henry Ward Beecher; Harriet Beecher Stowe; Upton Sinclair; Jack London; religion in the US
