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Author: Neil Campbell
Publisher: University of Nevada Press
Imprint: University of Nevada Press
Dimensions:
Width: 15.00cm
, Height: 1.80cm
, Length: 22.60cm
Weight: 0.147kg
ISBN: 9781647790554
ISBN 10: 1647790557
Pages: 272
Publication Date: 30 September 2022
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
""This ambitious and wide-ranging text works to upend the Western and common discourses about Western American literature and representations of the American West. Campbell makes a major contribution to Western American Studies, transnational literary studies, contemporary literary studies, and a literary criticism that embraces social change and an ethic of care."" --Nancy Cook, emerita professor of English, University of Montana, and a past president of the Western Literature Association ""Campbell is one of the leading scholars of Western American literature. One emerges from Worlding the Western recharged about the role of literature as a fundamental critique of and counter to US politics since 2016. The book will carry weight and cast a wide net of influence with the next generation of Western American literature scholars."" --O. Alan Weltzien, professor emeritus of English, University of Montana Western, author of Savage West: The Life and Fiction of Thomas Savage
This ambitious and wide-ranging text works to upend the Western and common discourses about Western American literature and representations of the American West. Campbellmakes a major contribution to Western American Studies, transnational literary studies, contemporary literary studies, and a literary criticism that embraces social change and an ethic of care. --Nancy Cook, emerita professor of English, University of Montana, and a past president of the Western Literature Association Campbell is one of the leading scholars of Western American literature. One emerges from Worlding the Western recharged about the role of literature as a fundamental critique of and counter to US politics since 2016. The book will carry weight and cast a wide net of influence with the next generation of Western American literature scholars. --O. Alan Weltzien, professor emeritus of English, University of Montana Western, author of Savage West: The Life and Fiction of Thomas Savage
"""This ambitious and wide-ranging text works to upend the Western and common discourses about Western American literature and representations of the American West. Campbell makes a major contribution to Western American Studies, transnational literary studies, contemporary literary studies, and a literary criticism that embraces social change and an ethic of care."" --Nancy Cook, emerita professor of English, University of Montana, and a past president of the Western Literature Association ""Campbell is one of the leading scholars of Western American literature. One emerges from Worlding the Western recharged about the role of literature as a fundamental critique of and counter to US politics since 2016. The book will carry weight and cast a wide net of influence with the next generation of Western American literature scholars."" --O. Alan Weltzien, professor emeritus of English, University of Montana Western, author of Savage West: The Life and Fiction of Thomas Savage"
Author Information
Neil Campbell is professor of American studies at the University of Derby and the author or coauthor of several books, including TheCultures of the American New West, American Cultural Studies, and The Rhizomatic West.
