Why literary periods mattered : historical contrast and the prestige of English studies / Ted Underwood.
2013
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Title
Why literary periods mattered : historical contrast and the prestige of English studies / Ted Underwood.
Published
Stanford, California : Stanford University Press, 2013.
Description
viii, 199 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Associated name
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 177-194) and index.
Contents
Introduction : historical contrast and the prestige of literary culture
Historical unconsciousness in the novel, 1790-1819
The invention of historical perspective
The invention of the period survey course
The disciplinary rationale for periodization, and a forgotten challenge to it (1886-1949)
Stories of parallel lives and the status anxieties of historicism in the 1990s
Digital humanities and the future of literary history.
Historical unconsciousness in the novel, 1790-1819
The invention of historical perspective
The invention of the period survey course
The disciplinary rationale for periodization, and a forgotten challenge to it (1886-1949)
Stories of parallel lives and the status anxieties of historicism in the 1990s
Digital humanities and the future of literary history.
Call number
PR25 .U53 2013
Folger accession
268908