Includes bibliographical references and index Electronic reproduction; Mode of access: World Wide Web Teresa Toulouse: Part I: Issues and methods ; Prologomenal thinking: some possibilities and limits of comparative desire Teresa Toulouse: Part I: Issues and methodsPrologomenal thinking: some possibilities and limits of comparative desire Joanna Brooks: First peoples: an introduction to early native american studies Ralph Bauer: Toward a cultural geography of colonial american literatures: empire, location, creolization Michelle Burnham: Textual investments economics and colonial american literatures Paul Giles: The Culture of colonial america theology and aesthetics Michael P. Clarke: Teaching the text of early american literature Edward J. Gallagher: Teaching with the new technology: three intriguing opportunities Timothy Powell: Part II: New world encounters Recovering pre-colonial american literary history: "the origin of stories" and the Popol Vuh Renee Bergland: Toltec mirrors: native Americans and Europeans in each other's eyes Bethany Schneider: Reading for Indian resistance Electa Arenal: Refocusing new Spain and spanish colonization: Malinche, Guadalupe and Sor Juana Andrew Hadfield: British colonial expansion westwards: Ireland and America Sara Melzer: The French relation and it's "hidden" colonial history Elena Losada Soler: Visions of the other in 16th and 17th writing on Brazil Derek Hughes: New world ethnography, the Caribbean, and Behn's Oroonoko Raquel Chang-Rodriguez: Part III: Negotiating identities Gendered voices from Lima and Mexico: Clarinda, Amarilis and Sor Juana Viviana Diaz Balsera: Cleansing mexican antiquity: Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz and the ioa to the divine narcissus Rodrigo Lazo: Hemispheric americanism: Latin American exiles and US revolutionary writings Douglas Anderson: Putting together the pieces: notes on the Eighteenth Century literary imagination Gesa Mackenthun: The Transoceanic emergence of american 'postcolonial' identities Tom Shields: Part IV: Genres and writers: cross-cultural conversations The genre of exploration and conquest narratives Lisa Gordis: The Conversion narrative in early America Hilary Wyss: Indigenous literacies: new england and new spain Greg Jackson: Anglo-American religious culture: sermons, preaching, and the forensic and literary traditions of protestantism, 1530-1830 Phil Round: Neither here nor there: epistolarity in early America Kathleen Donegan: True relations and critical fictions: the case of personal narratives in colonial american writing Lisa Logan: "Cross-cultural conversations": the captivity narrative Jose Mazzotti: Epic, creoles, and nation in spanish america Amy Morris: Plainness and paradox: colonial tensions in the early new england religious lyric Kathryn Napier Gray: Captivating animals: science and spectacle in early american natural histories Jerry M. Williams: Challenging convention historiography: the roaming 'I' in early colonial-american eyewitness accounts Elizabeth Dillon: Republican theatricality and transatlantic empire Winfried Fluck.: Reading early american fiction Joanna Brooks: First peoples: an introduction to early native american studies Ralph Bauer: Toward a cultural geography of colonial american literatures: empire, location, creolization Michelle Burnham: Textual investments economics and colonial american literatures Paul Giles: The Culture of colonial america theology and aesthetics Michael P. Clarke: Teaching the text of early american literature Edward J. Gallagher: Teaching with the new technology: three intriguing opportunities Timothy Powell: Part II: New world encountersRecovering pre-colonial american literary history: "the origin of stories" and the Popol Vuh Renee Bergland: Toltec mirrors: native Americans and Europeans in each other's eyes Bethany Schneider: Reading for Indian resistance Electa Arenal: Refocusing new Spain and spanish colonization: Malinche, Guadalupe and Sor Juana Andrew Hadfield: British colonial expansion westwards: Ireland and America Sara Melzer: The French relation and it's "hidden" colonial history Elena Losada Soler: Visions of the other in 16th and 17th writing on Brazil Derek Hughes: New world ethnography, the Caribbean, and Behn's Oroonoko Raquel Chang-Rodriguez: Part III: Negotiating identitiesGendered voices from Lima and Mexico: Clarinda, Amarilis and Sor Juana Viviana Diaz Balsera: Cleansing mexican antiquity: Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz and the ioa to the divine narcissus Rodrigo Lazo: Hemispheric americanism: Latin American exiles and US revolutionary writings Douglas Anderson: Putting together the pieces: notes on the Eighteenth Century literary imagination Gesa Mackenthun: The Transoceanic emergence of american 'postcolonial' identities Tom Shields: Part IV: Genres and writers: cross-cultural conversationsThe genre of exploration and conquest narratives Lisa Gordis: The Conversion narrative in early America Hilary Wyss: Indigenous literacies: new england and new spain Greg Jackson: Anglo-American religious culture: sermons, preaching, and the forensic and literary traditions of protestantism, 1530-1830 Phil Round: Neither here nor there: epistolarity in early America Kathleen Donegan: True relations and critical fictions: the case of personal narratives in colonial american writing Lisa Logan: "Cross-cultural conversations": the captivity narrative Jose Mazzotti: Epic, creoles, and nation in spanish america Amy Morris: Plainness and paradox: colonial tensions in the early new england religious lyric Kathryn Napier Gray: Captivating animals: science and spectacle in early american natural histories Jerry M. Williams: Challenging convention historiography: the roaming 'I' in early colonial-american eyewitness accounts Elizabeth Dillon: Republican theatricality and transatlantic empire Winfried Fluck.: Reading early american fiction |
