Titlebook: American Romanticism; From Cooper to Hawth David Morse Book 1987 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1987 Americ

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Fenimore Cooper: the Excessive Pathfinder,rence’s . that he so insists on this oddity of American writing which we might otherwise be tempted to pass over or ignore. For, of all the novelists of the Romantic era, no one is more determinedly fantastic than Cooper.

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Brockden Brown and Poe: Inner Excesses,ting that there is little basis for assuming that mental activity is necessarily reasonable. Moreover, if the irrational is precisely that which is not amenable to reason, it would seem that the irrational is by definition excessive and therefore dictates that what is needed, if anything, is yet more strenuous efforts to control it.

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Introduction: America and the Excessive,hy an American literature could not have been allowed to develop naturally, in the dark of a grateful obscurity, instead of being subject to daily examination for signs of a Jack and the Beanstalk growth. But to envisage this even for a moment is to gloss over the rancorous psychology of colonial status.