02978nam a22002895a 4500001000700000003000900007005001700016007000300033008004100036040003500077100002000112245010800132260004300240300001100283500002000294505074700314505071601061505056801777650005602345650005502401650004602456650003502502650003602537651004102573700005002614700002402664007999AR-RoIES20260902172009.0ta910829s1973    xxu     r|||| 001 0 eng|d  aAR-RoIESbspacAR-RoIESercaa21 aBrooks, Cleanth10aAmerican Literature :bThe Makers and the Making /cCleanth Brooks, R. W. B. Lewis, Robert Penn Warren.  aNew York :bSt. Martin's Press,c1973.  a3 vol.  aIncludes Index.  aBook B: A National Literature and Romantic individualism, 1826-1861: Edgar Allan Poe. Nathaniel Hawthorne. John Greenleaf Whittier. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. James Russell Lowell. Oliver Wendell Holmes. Harriet Beecher Stowe. Ralph Waldo Emerson. Henry David Thoreau. Herman Melville. Walt Whitman. — Literature of the Nonliterary World: Political Writing: Calhoun, Fitzhugh, Walker, Garrison, Douglass, Brown, Lincoln, Lee. — The Natural Setting: Travel Literature: Audubon, Olmsted, Dana.  — Tale and Character: Smith, Crockett, Longstreet, Fink, Thorpe, Harris, Brannan. — The Literary Historians: Prescott, Parkman. — Folk Songs and the White People. — Folk Songs and the Black People. — Indian Oratory. — Indian Poetry.  aBook C: The New Consciousness, 1861-1914: Emily Dickinson. - Bret Harte. - Samuel Clemens. - William Dean Howells. - Henry James. — Intellectual History: Henry Adams. - Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. - William James. - George Santayana. — New England Twilight: Mary E. Wilkins Freeman. - Sarah Orne Jewett. - Edith Wharton. — The New Realism: Ambrose Bierce. - Stephen Crane. — The Literature of the South: Mary Boykin Chesnut. - George Washington Cable. - Kate Chopin. - Joel Chandler Harris. - Sidney Lanier. — Black Literature. From Reconstruction to the Harlem Renaissance: Booker T. Washington. - Paul Lawrence Dunbar. - Charles Wadell Chesnut. - W.E.D. Du Bois. - James Weldon Johnson. — The Folk.  aBook D: The Moderns: Founders and Beyond, 1914-1945: Native Traditions. Poets in the American Grain. — Realism and the American Dream. — From Imagism to Symbolism. The Crisis in Culture: A Sheaf of Imagist Poems. — The Cult of Experience and the Gospel of Style. — Poverty, Politics, and the Artistic Impulse: The Inmigrant Imagination. - Depression Themes. — Southern Literature of the Twentieth Century: The Fugitives. — Harlem Renaissance. — Folk Songs and Blues. — Experiments and Continuities: Some Instances in Our Time, 1945 to the Present. 7aHISTORIA LITERARIAySIGLO XIX2Tesauro de la Unesco 7aHISTORIA LITERARIAySIGLO XX2Tesauro de la Unesco 7aCRÍTICA LITERARIA2Tesauro de la Unesco 7aESCRITOR2Tesauro de la Unesco 7aESCRITORA2Tesauro de la Unesco 7aESTADOS UNIDOS2Tesauro de la Unesco1 aLewis, R. W. B.q(Richard Warrington Baldwin)1 aWarren, Robert Penn