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245 00 Lydia Sigourney :|bcritical essays and cultural views /
|cedited by Mary Louise Kete and Elizabeth Petrino.
264 1 Amherst :|bUniversity of Massachusetts Press,|c2018.
300 1 online resource (ix, 267 pages)
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504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 "Introduction" / Mary Louise Kete and Elizabeth A. Petrino
-- 1."Lydia Sigourney: From re-invention to re-
consideration" / Mary Louise Kete and Elizabeth A. Petrino
-- Section One: Sigourney's works. "Remodeling the kitchen
in Parnassus : Sigourney's poetics of collaboration" /
Jennifer Putzi; "A sense of the material object: Lydia
sigourney's fabric poems" / Joan Wry -- "Engaging
contradictions: Lydia Sigourney's sketch of Connecticut,
forty years since" / Sandra Zagarell; "From 'American
hemans' to global savant: The structure of sentimental
cosmopolitanism in Lydia Sigourney's pleasant Memories of
pleasant lands (1842)" / Sean Epstein-Corbin; "You sink
the woman, & the wife, in the writer': Lydia Sigourney and
the feminist literary Atlantic" / Gary Kelly; "Baby to
baby: Lydia Sigourney and the origins of cuteness" /
Angela Sorby -- Section Two: The work of Sigourney.
"Common ground: The figure of the female poet in Lydia
Huntley Sigourney's Lucy Howard's Journal and E.D.E.N.
Southworth's The bridal eve" / Ann Beebe; "'Exil'd
murmurings': 'The American hemans' and the politics of
displacement" / Janet Dean; "'Several Sigourneys':
Circulation, reprint culture, and Lydia Sigourney's
educational prose" / Amy J. Lueck; "Sigourney's poetry of
death" / Paul Lauter; "Emerson, Sigourney, and the
didactic culture of transcendentalism" / Ricardo Miguel-
Alfonso; "The poetess and the witch: Revisiting Lydia" /
Annie Finch -- "Afterword" / Paula Bernat Bennett.
520 "During her lifetime, Lydia Sigourney was acclaimed as
nineteenth-century America's most popular woman poet and
published widely as a historian, travel writer, essayist,
and educator. While serious critical attention to her work
languished following her death and into the twentieth
century, a growing number of critics and writers have
reexamined Sigourney and her large body of writing and
have given her a central place in the "new canon." This
first collection of original essays devoted to the poet's
work puts many of the best scholars on Sigourney together
in one place and in conversation with one another. The
volume includes critical essays examining her literary
texts as well as essays that unpack Sigourney's
participation in the cultural movements of her day.
Holding powerful opinions about the role of women in
society, Sigourney was not afraid to advocate against
government policies that, in her view, undermined the
promise of America, even as she was held up as a paragon
of American womanhood and middle-class rectitude. The
resulting portrait promises to engage readers who wish to
know more about Sigourney's writing, her career, and the
causes that inspired her. Along with the volume editors,
contributors include Ann Beebe, Paula Bernat Bennett,
Janet Dean, Sean Epstein-Corbin, Annie Finch, Gary Kelly,
Paul Lauter, Amy J. Lueck, Ricardo Miguel-Alfonso,
Jennifer Putzi, Angela Sorby, and Joan Wry"|cProvided by
publisher.
588 0 Online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on
July 20, 2018).
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