Redefining American Literary History

Redefining American Literary History is a pivotal collection featuring seventeen insightful essays and six comprehensive bibliographies, critically exploring the overlooked aspects of American literature. Published in 1990 by the Modern Language Association of America, this paperback edition spans 406 pages and invites readers to rethink conventional literary narratives. The contributors share a unified commitment to addressing historical and literary dimensions that have often been marginalized in prior literary histories of the United States. This volume not only challenges existing perceptions but also proposes innovative methods for redefining the American literary canon. Ideal for scholars and enthusiasts alike, Redefining American Literary History promises to enrich your understanding of the complexities and richness of American literature.