Democracy and the arts in the United States

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Democracy and the arts in the United States

Détails bibliographiques
Collectivité auteur:	Democracy and the Arts in the United States (Autre)
Autres auteurs:	Hornung, Alfred (Éditeur intellectuel), Doerries, Reinhard R. (Éditeur intellectuel), Hoffmann, Gerhard (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Actes de congrès Livre
Langue:	German English
Publié:	München : Fink, 1996
Collection:	American studies 73
Sujets:	USA Künste Demokratie Literatur Kongress
Contenu:	28 notices

1. The Internationalization of American Higher Education in the 1980s : Crises in Finance and Legitimation

2. Engendering Space : Towards a Matriarchal Democracy? : On the Representation of Femininity in the Art of Winslow Homer and Mary Cassat

3. James Nelson Baker`s Concept of a Democratic Theater in America

4. Dance and Theater in a Multicultural Context : Who Stole the Soul, A bum "Rap", or Free to Be You and Me?

5. History, Memory, and the Idea of America : John Dos Passos and U.S.A.

6. The Peal Family : On the Beginnings of a Democratic Art and Aesthetics in America

7. The Art of Politics : Edification abd the Defense of Privacy

8. John Dewey`s Aesthetic Theory : democratic Modernization vs. End of Aesthetic Modernity

9. The Social vs. the Aethetic in the History of American Criticism

10. Das Ästhetische als demokratisierendes Prinzip

11. Censoring the Body : Rape and Voice in Alice Walker`s The Color Purple

12. Work, Democracy, and Culture in the Ninetheenth-Century America

13. Readind American Literature in the G.D.R.

14. Provincetown Drama : Rereading American Modernism

15. Introduction : Republicanism and Early American Culture

16. Rear-Garde / Avat-Garde : American Democracy and Emergent Art Forms

17. Immigrants` Daughters : Mary Antin, Anzia Yezierska, and the Democratic Self

18. Drawing the Line Between Art and Pornography : Censorship and the Represantation of the Sexual Body

19. Charles Brockden Brown`s Arthur Mervyn and the Idea of Civic Virtue

20. Attempting to Reconcile the Irreconcilable : Whitman`

21. Nineteenth-Century History for the Twentieth-Century Self : Hemingwayęs For Whom the Bell Tolls

22. Washington and/or Byron : Preliminary Remarks on John Neal`s Seventy-Six

23. Whitman, Church, and the Democratic Self

24. Classical Republicanism and Commercialism in the "Rising Glory" Poems

25. Morose Democracy, or, the Experimntal Way of Life

26. Edward Hopper and the Democratic Tradition

27. Noah Webster and the Politics of Language

28. Re-Viewing the New World : Susanna Rowson`s Reuben and Rachel