BIBLIOGRAPHY OF HENRY NASH SMITH
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TI: After Turner and Smith: Recent Interpretations of the
American West as Symbol and Myth
AU: Erben,-Rudolf
SO: Arbeiten-aus-Anglistik-und-Amerikanistik, 8010 Graz, Austria
(ArAA). 1993, 18:1, 23-36.
AN: 93-4-3062

                                                                  
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TI: How True Are Dreams?: The Theme of Fantasy in Mark Twain's
Later Work
AU: Smith,-Henry-Nash; Gribben,-Alan (foreword)
SO: Elmira, NY : Elmira Coll. Ctr. for Mark Twain Studies at
Quarry Farm, 1989. 25 pp.
NT: Incl. fwd.
AN: 90-1-6945

                                                                  
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TI: Sterling Brown's Folk Odyssey
AU: Wright,-John-S.
SO: 331-343 IN Voloshin,-Beverly-R. (ed.). American Literature,
Culture, and Ideology: Essays in Memory of Henry Nash Smith. New
York : Peter Lang, 1990. xv, 353 pp.
AN: 90-1-8339

                                                                  
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TI: The Literary Histories of Moses Coit Tyler
AU: Vanderbilt,-Kermit
SO: 299-330 IN Voloshin,-Beverly-R. (ed.). American Literature,
Culture, and Ideology: Essays in Memory of Henry Nash Smith. New
York : Peter Lang, 1990. xv, 353 pp.
AN: 90-1-6834

                                                                  
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TI: Mark Twain, Ritual Clown
AU: Smith,-Henry-Nash
SO: 235-254 IN Voloshin,-Beverly-R. (ed.). American Literature,
Culture, and Ideology: Essays in Memory of Henry Nash Smith. New
York : Peter Lang, 1990. xv, 353 pp.
AN: 90-1-6934

                                                                  
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TI: Literature and Politics: 1884
AU: Ziff,-Larzer
SO: 219-233 IN Voloshin,-Beverly-R. (ed.). American Literature,
Culture, and Ideology: Essays in Memory of Henry Nash Smith. New
York : Peter Lang, 1990. xv, 353 pp.
AN: 90-1-6948

                                                                  
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TI: A Bacchante Invades the American Home: The Disappearance of
the Sentimental Heroine, 1890-1910
AU: Weir,-Sybil
SO: 191-218 IN Voloshin,-Beverly-R. (ed.). American Literature,
Culture, and Ideology: Essays in Memory of Henry Nash Smith. New
York : Peter Lang, 1990. xv, 353 pp.
AN: 90-1-6788

                                                                  
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TI: Henry James Senior: The Endangering Self
AU: Lewis,-R.-W.-B.
SO: 133-168 IN Voloshin,-Beverly-R. (ed.). American Literature,
Culture, and Ideology: Essays in Memory of Henry Nash Smith. New
York : Peter Lang, 1990. xv, 353 pp.
AN: 90-1-7237

                                                                  
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TI: Two Boston Fugitives: Dana and Parkman
AU: Aaron,-Daniel
SO: 115-132 IN Voloshin,-Beverly-R. (ed.). American Literature,
Culture, and Ideology: Essays in Memory of Henry Nash Smith. New
York : Peter Lang, 1990. xv, 353 pp.
AN: 90-1-7027

                                                                  
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TI: Manhood, Class, and the American Renaissance
AU: Leverenz,-David
SO: 79-92 IN Voloshin,-Beverly-R. (ed.). American Literature,
Culture, and Ideology: Essays in Memory of Henry Nash Smith. New
York : Peter Lang, 1990. xv, 353 pp.
AN: 90-1-6810

                                                                  
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TI: Does Improved Technology Mean Progress?
AU: Marx,-Leo
SO: 65-78 IN Voloshin,-Beverly-R. (ed.). American Literature,
Culture, and Ideology: Essays in Memory of Henry Nash Smith. New
York : Peter Lang, 1990. xv, 353 pp.
NT: Prev. pub. in Technology Review. 1987; Jan.
AN: 90-1-6812

                                                                  
    12 of 19  
TI: The Indian Gallery: Antebellum Literature and the Containment
of the American Indian
AU: Sundquist,-Eric-J.
SO: 37-64 IN Voloshin,-Beverly-R. (ed.). American Literature,
Culture, and Ideology: Essays in Memory of Henry Nash Smith. New
York : Peter Lang, 1990. xv, 353 pp.
AN: 90-1-6820

                                                                  
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TI: Henry Nash Smith as a Teacher: A Memoir
AU: Gossett,-Thomas-F.
SO: 25-36 IN Voloshin,-Beverly-R. (ed.). American Literature,
Culture, and Ideology: Essays in Memory of Henry Nash Smith. New
York : Peter Lang, 1990. xv, 353 pp.
AN: 90-1-6594

                                                                  
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TI: The Rough Road to Virgin Land
AU: May,-Henry-F.
SO: 1-23 IN Voloshin,-Beverly-R. (ed.). American Literature,
Culture, and Ideology: Essays in Memory of Henry Nash Smith. New
York : Peter Lang, 1990. xv, 353 pp.
AN: 90-1-6599

                                                                  
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TI: American Literature, Culture, and Ideology: Essays in Memory
of Henry Nash Smith
AU: Voloshin,-Beverly-R. (ed.)
SO: New York : Peter Lang, 1990. xv, 353 pp.
NT: Incl. prev. pub. material, bibliog., & pref.
AN: 90-1-6737

                                                                  
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TI: The Myth of the Myth of the Garden
AU: Harding,-Brian
SO: 44-60 IN Bell,-F.-A. (ed. & pref.); Adams,-D.-K. (ed. &
pref.); Mottram,-Eric (introd.). American Literary Landscapes:
The Fiction and the Fact. New York : St. Martin's, 1988. 176 pp.
AN: 88-1-7714

                                                                  
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TI: Two Theories of American Literature: Insights into Faulkner's
Southern Garden
AU: Schmidt,-Rita-Terezinha
SO: Ilha-do-Desterro:-A-Journal-of-Language-and-Literature, 88049
Florianopolis-SC, Brazil (IdD). 1986, 15-16:1-2, 147-165.
AN: 88-1-9892

                                                                  
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TI: Mark Twain, 'Funniest Man in the World'
AU: Smith,-Henry-Nash
SO: 56-76 IN Davis,-Sara-deSaussure (ed. & introd.);
Beidler,-Philip-D. (ed.). The Mythologizing of Mark Twain.
University : U of Alabama P, 1984. xix, 186 pp.
AN: 84-1-7579

                                                                  
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TI: Fiction and the American Ideology: The Genesis of Howells'
Early Realism
AU: Smith,-Henry-Nash
SO: 43-57 IN Girgus,-Sam-B. (ed.). The American Self: Myth,
Ideology, and Popular Culture. Albuquerque : U of New Mexico P,
1981. x, 248 pp.
AN: 81-1-6648