...Brenda Wineapple © 2000 Duke University Press 2000 2 Hawthorne Brenda Wineapple Of this year s Hawthorne harvest, particularly noteworthy is Thomas Mitchell s elegantly written Hawthorne s Fuller Mystery, a deft excavation of the long-neglected, long-suppressed relationship between Nathaniel...

...Brenda Wineapple Duke University Press 2002 2 Hawthorne Brenda Wineapple No major books focusing solely on Hawthorne appeared this year. Jamie Barlowe has amplified a 1997 article that finds rampant, institutionalized sexism in the academy’s disregard of scholarship by women...

...Brenda Wineapple © 2001 Duke University Press 2001 2 Hawthorne Brenda Wineapple This year’s wealth of Hawthorne criticism includes Dan McCall’s slim, limpid Citizens of Somewhere Else, the product of his long-term medita- tion on Hawthorne and James, as well as John Idol...

...Brenda Wineapple Duke University Press 2003 2 Hawthorne Brenda Wineapple A cornucopia of essays on The Scarlet Letter celebrates the 150th birthday of Hawthorne’s novel as does a special issue of SAF that contains excellent contributions by T. Walter Herbert and Michael T...

...Thomas R. Mitchell Duke University Press 2005 2 Hawthorne Thomas R. Mitchell The highlight of this year’s work in Hawthorne studies—the highlight, in fact, of the 21st century so far—was Brenda Wineapple’s much antici- pated critical biography. Wineapple’s biography overshadowed...

... Transcenden- talist, receiving serious reconsideration in Brenda Wineapple’s narrative of his friendship with Emily Dickinson, and playing an important role in Leslie Butler’s important study of transatlantic Victorian reform. i  Emerson a. Emerson, Friendship, and Self-Culture  Always the property...

.... In his final chapter he concentrates on Dickinson’s “pragmatic and postmetaphysical” thinking about death. Much of the chapter is an extended discussion of “Of Death I try to think like this” (Fr 1588), a late poem that Deppman interprets as an expression of the sublime. Brenda Wineapple’s...

.... Gollin, and Brenda Wineapple. This year also saw the appearance of a book by Clark Davis and Megan Marshall’s biography of the Peabody sisters. i  General a. Books  With a nod to the 1964 Centennial Essays, the editor, Mil- licent Bell, launches the important collection Hawthorne and the Real...

... this year: Brenda Wineapple of Union College Hawthorne’ Albert J. De Fazio III of George Mason University Hemingway and Fitzgerald J. Gerald Kennedy of Louisiana State University Early- 19th-Century Lit- erature and Michael J. Kiskis of Elmira College Late- 19th-Century Literature...

... and an endlessly devoted mother has been subjected to skeptical, if not outright hostile, scrutiny by among others T. Walter Herbert, Brenda Wineapple, and me. Patricia Dunlavy Valenti’s Sophia Peabody Hawthorne: A Life, volume 1: 1809–1847 (Missouri) intends to change all that. This first volume...

... biographies, using their depiction of the Old Manse period (1842 1845) as a comparative point of reference. From the first full-length study, George Parsons Lathrop s Hawthorne: A Study (1876), to Brenda Wineapple s Hawthorne: A Life (2003), Newberry constructs a chronological summary of how eighteen...

... and outline, as matters of formal composition, rather than as Žnished works of a fuller, more lifelike kind In ‘‘Hawthorne and Melville: or, The Ambiguities’’ ( ESQ 46, i–ii [2000]: 75–98) Brenda Wineapple discusses their relationship and sur- mises that the Agatha story has little to do...

... and the inconsolability of loss.” Key poems for this analysis are “ ’Tis good—the looking back on Grief” (Fr472), “Endow the Liv- ing—with the Tears” (Fr657), “To fill a Gap” (Fr647), and “The Dying need but little, Dear” (Fr1037). f. Manuscripts and Publication  Brenda Wineapple shows sympa- thetic awareness...

..., Laurie Robertson-Lorant in “Mr. Omoo and the Hawthornes: The Biographical Background” (pp. 27–49) and Brenda Wineapple in “Hawthorne and Melville; or, the Ambigui- ties” (pp. 51–69; see AmLS 2000, p. 50), rehearse the familiar facts of the relationship in essays that discount the homoerotic...

... Three of the essays in the collection are versions of earlier works that appeared in a 2000 special issue of ESQ (see AmLS 2001, pp. 33–34): Rob- ert Milder’s “ ‘The Ugly Socrates’: Melville, Hawthorne, and the Varieties of Homoerotic Experience” (pp. 71–111); Brenda Wineapple’s “Haw...

... Updike’s Due Considerations: Essays and Criticism (Knopf) includes a version of what Brenda Wineapple called his “inspirited introduction” (see AmLS 2001, p. 28) to a new Modern Library edition of The Blithedale Romance, in which, Updike remarks, “Hawthorne’s twilit 40...

... to be more fruitful: Brenda Wineapple’s much anticipated new biography is due out in fall 2003, and the bicentennial of Haw- thorne’s birth in 2004 will be celebrated with special conferences and publications. i General Indicative of the temporary lull in Hawthorne studies, the Nathaniel Hawthorne...

..., Williams, Jericho, Ward, Jean, Williams, Nathaniel, Ward, Jesmyn, Williams, Robert Steven, Wardle, Mary, Williams, Sebastian A., Warren, Andrew, Williams, Zachary, Warren, Chris, Willis, Elizabeth, Warren, Kenneth, Wilson, Sarah, Warren, Lenora, Windon, Nathaniel A., , Warrior, Robert, Wineapple, Brenda...

... narratives as a resilient or unruly force,” and those of his characters who are eloquent often have their power checked. 19th Century American Writers on Writing, ed. Brenda Wineapple (Trinity), provides information for scholars seeking to situate canonical texts in the context of the writers’ ideas...

... Williams, Tennessee, 343 44, 355, 357 58, 414 Williams, William Carlos, 141, 319, 321, 322, 341 42, 383 Willis, Nathaniel Parker, 184 Wilson, August, 440 Wilson, Edmund, 90 Wilson, Harriet, 440 Wilson, Lanford, 449 Wineapple, Brenda, 26 Winnicott, D. W., 35, 339 Winters, Yvor, 12 Winthrop, John, 162 63...