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... located universal truth in New England,­ but Greeson astutely argues that Edgar Allan Poe’s “southern insight” allowed him to see Africa in the nation, the possibility of revolt in the global South, and the marginalization of literature written by Southern authors, most notably himself (150). Among...

...,­ but Greeson astutely argues that Edgar Allan Poe’s “southern insight” allowed him to see Africa in the nation, the possibility of revolt in the global South, and the marginalization of literature written by Southern authors, most notably himself (150). Among other examples, Greeson points out...

...” allowed him to see Africa in the nation, the possibility of revolt in the global South, and the marginalization of literature written by Southern authors, most notably himself (150). Among other examples, Greeson points out that Douglass’s My Bondage and My Free- dom (1855) put the lie...

... the country until the 1820s. Ralph Waldo Emerson located universal truth in New England,­ but Greeson astutely argues that Edgar Allan Poe’s “southern insight” allowed him to see Africa in the nation, the possibility of revolt in the global South, and the marginalization of literature written...

... located universal truth in New England,­ but Greeson astutely argues that Edgar Allan Poe’s “southern insight” allowed him to see Africa in the nation, the possibility of revolt in the global South, and the marginalization of literature written by Southern authors, most notably himself (150). Among...

...” allowed him to see Africa in the nation, the possibility of revolt in the global South, and the marginalization of literature written by Southern authors, most notably himself (150). Among other examples, Greeson points out that Douglass’s My Bondage and My Free- dom (1855) put the lie...

... located universal truth in New England,­ but Greeson astutely argues that Edgar Allan Poe’s “southern insight” allowed him to see Africa in the nation, the possibility of revolt in the global South, and the marginalization of literature written by Southern authors, most notably himself (150). Among...

... England,­ but Greeson astutely argues that Edgar Allan Poe’s “southern insight” allowed him to see Africa in the nation, the possibility of revolt in the global South, and the marginalization of literature written by Southern authors, most notably himself (150). Among other examples, Greeson...

... located universal truth in New England,­ but Greeson astutely argues that Edgar Allan Poe’s “southern insight” allowed him to see Africa in the nation, the possibility of revolt in the global South, and the marginalization of literature written by Southern authors, most notably himself (150). Among...

... located universal truth in New England,­ but Greeson astutely argues that Edgar Allan Poe’s “southern insight” allowed him to see Africa in the nation, the possibility of revolt in the global South, and the marginalization of literature written by Southern authors, most notably himself (150). Among...

... as the radical and fluid potential for resistance, and the transnational scholarship that has emerged with globalization. Foregrounding literature and the aesthetic’s privi- leged positions in relationship to the imaginary, and spanning not only nation- states but also centuries and genres, essays ask two...

... (and Native American nations) to the broader imperial and global contexts that impelled them. In looking back over the history of my association with American Literature as associate editor and then co-editor with Cathy Davidson from 1991 to 1998, I have wanted to bring to bear on it the large con...

... Literature tions that have occupied postcolonial studies in recent decades. John Mat- thews ably headlines this section of the book in an essay that reads the Snopes trilogy as a Cold War political fable. Matthews is prophetic and even apoca- lyptic in his indictment of American “global...

... Literature tions that have occupied postcolonial studies in recent decades. John Mat- thews ably headlines this section of the book in an essay that reads the Snopes trilogy as a Cold War political fable. Matthews is prophetic and even apoca- lyptic in his indictment of American “global...