دانلود کتاب Spain, the United States, and Transatlantic Literary Culture throughout the Nineteenth Century

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Cover Half Title Series Information Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Contributors 1 Introduction Works Cited 2 Spain and Washington Irving’s Global America American Columbus Global Vision The Reconquista and the New World Narrative History and Contingency Columbus and U.S. Empire Notes Works Cited 3 Moriscos and Mormons: Captivity Literature on the Spanish and American Frontiers Spanish and American Frontiers The Captive’s Tale Morisco and Cherokee Expulsions American Captivity Narratives and the Significance of Religious Difference Female Life Among the Mormons Conclusion: The Citationary and Capacious Nature of Captivity Literature Notes Works Cited 4 The Writings of U.S. Hispanists and the Malleability of the U.S. Empire’s Spanish Past Irving and Prescott Popularize the Spanish Foundations of the U.S. Imperial Narrative Adapting the Columbian Legacy in the Caribbean Basin “Rendering Homage” to the Spanish Past in Guam and the Philippines Conclusion Notes Works Cited 5 Sketches of Spain: The Traveling Fictions of Frances Calderón De La Barca’s The Attaché in Madrid Notes Works Cited 6 “Benito Cereno,” Spaniards, and Creoles Differences Between Melville’s Novella and Its Historical Prototypes Similarities Between the Historical Delano and Cerreño Delano’s Self-Differentiation From Cereno Melville’s Repositioning of Cerreño as a Chilean Creole Note Works Cited 7 Inspiration Or Coincidence? Guadalupe Gutierrez and María Berta Quintero Y Escudero’s Espinas Y Rosas as Discursive Doubles ¿Conocidas? Guadalupe Gutierrez and María Berta Quintero Y Escudero Plotting the Sobrina/o Coming-Of-Age Choose Wisely: Education, Good Character, and Wealth Notes Works Cited 8 Spain, U.S. Whiteness Studies, and María Amparo Ruiz De Burton’s “Lost Cause” ENTER LOLA: A ‘Spano-American’ on the Minstrel Stage A Scribbling Woman: Ruiz De Burton Reimagines Popular Literary Genres Notes Works Cited 9 Future and Past in Nilo María Fabra’s Science Fiction Stories on Spain Versus the United States Notes Works Cited 10 George Santayana’s Transatlantic Literary Criticism and the Potencies of Aesthetic Judgment Notes Works Cited Index