... Immanuel mind saintliness aesthetics conversion Graham John radical empiricism Hughes H Stuart Izquierdo José Marìa Strout Cushing transatlanticism conversation European thought continental philosophy pragmatism Spanish philosophy “Growing up zig-zag” is the title that Robert Richardson...

... Darwinism physiology London pluralism Abauzit Frank transatlanticism education aesthetics prosthetics vastation Henry James, Sr With few exceptions, scholars consider Henry James, Sr. an odd thinker. A petulant, contrarian firecracker of a man who conversed with Ralph Waldo Emerson...

... Charlotte Perkins Seigfried Charlene Haddock Bronfen Elisabeth vocabulary transatlanticism modernism psychology therapy illness subjectivity psychic phenomena Alice James Henry James I begin this chapter not with James but Jameson—in particular with the last of four maxims outlined in Fredric...

... Victorian history transatlanticism “Whatever principles he may reason from, and whatever logic he may follow”, William James wrote in his unfinished book manuscript “The Many and the One”, the philosopher “is at bottom an advocate pleading to a brief handed over to his intellect by the peculiarities...

..., ethnicity, travel-narrative, and trade. Paul Gilroy’s model of the ‘Black Atlantic’ has been adapted to the ‘Red’ or ‘Indian’ Atlantic; ⁶ and the human freight of the slave trade has been a constituent factor in transatlanticism, which implicitly, on an ideological level, refashions the routes...

... University La Sapienza Rome University of Vienna economics Western music radio broadcasters and sound engineers transatlanticism organs pianos percussions entertainment industry popular music American expansionism A 440 Hertz musical unions It’s a complex thing, being an American, and one...

... Jonathan Dada Duchamp Marcel Melville Herman Sitwell Edith Traherne Thomas Blasing Mutlu Konuk prose poetry influence transatlanticism collage Vermont Notebook In his Paris Review interview, conducted in 1983, Ashbery remarked, ‘It’s odd to be asked today what I saw in Auden...

... Emerson Ralph Waldo First World War Holmes Oliver Wendell Kloppenberg James Lippman Walter Menand Louis Oxford University of Peirce Charles Sanders transatlanticism aesthetics artist Boston Chocorua New Hampshire ethics internationalism James Henry brother New York City pluralism...

... idealism British idealism intellectualism transatlanticism William James set himself a two-fold task in his 1908 Hibbert Lectures. His aim was to offer a detailed statement and defence of his pluralistic and pantheistic Weltanschauung, and, towards that end, a detailed critique of its...

... Reporter abolition movement transatlanticism slavery paratext Anti-Slavery Society In 1831, the momentum of nearly a decade of activism against colonial chattel slavery would soon bring about monumental legislative action. The tide of public opinion had turned. As the premiere outlet of the Anti...

... Ryan de canonisation World Wide Web New Criticism Felicia Hemans reprinting mass-market poetry portraiture Victorian readers nineteenth-century periodicals transatlanticism copyright When Charlotte Brontë visited Ellen Nussey in the winter of 1842, she brought along a copy of Felicia...

... Grattan C H health James Henry Sr father meaning Perry Ralph Barton Richardson Robert transatlanticism zig zag concept conversation metaphysics mind Peirce Charles Sanders radical empiricism Bergson Henri Fechner Gustav Hegelianism Hibbert Lectures 1908 v Platonism psychology religious...

... dreams and words, thus uncovering the many origins of feminist thought and revising the history of feminism. It describes a new approach to literary study known as transatlanticism, which focuses on the transnational and intercultural networks of literary and cultural movement around the Atlantic world...

... historian Charles Eliot Norton; her attitudes toward transatlanticism and globalization; and her art-historical discoveries in Europe. This book also calls significant attention to Wharton’s lesser-known works, including her travel writing on Europe, war writing, and other nonfiction, as well as her first...