How to Author a Walk : Henry David Thoreau's and Mary Austin's Regional Narratives of Environmental Learning

Schäfer, Heike

How to Author a Walk : Henry David Thoreau's and Mary Austin's Regional Narratives of Environmental Learning

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2000

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Current Objectives in Postgraduate American Studies : COPAS. 2000, 1. eISSN 1861-6127

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Over the course of the last decade, Mary Austin has been recanonized as a regionalist woman writer and as an author in the Thoreauvian tradition of American nature writing. As a regionalist, Austin is thought to represent a female dominated branch of realist writing, given over to a feminist celebration of communal ways of life and "woman’s culture." A representative instance is her inclusion in the Norton Anthology American Women Regionalists (1992).

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810 Englische Literatur Amerikas

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SCHÄFER, Heike, 2000. How to Author a Walk : Henry David Thoreau's and Mary Austin's Regional Narratives of Environmental Learning. In: Current Objectives in Postgraduate American Studies : COPAS. 2000, 1. eISSN 1861-6127

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  volume={1},
  journal={Current Objectives in Postgraduate American Studies : COPAS},
  author={Schäfer, Heike}
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