Includes bibliographical references (p. [213]-245) and index.
Contents:
Commitments of ecocriticism -- Nature of cultural history -- Class struggle in New England -- Transcendentalism as a social movement -- Nathaniel Hawthorne, democracy, and the mob -- Margaret Fuller, Rock River, and the condition of America -- William Wordsworth in New England and the discipline of nature -- William Wordsworth, Henry David Thoreau, and the poetry of nature -- Ralph Waldo Emerson, Orestes Brownson, and transcendentalism -- Transcendentalist reformers, scholars, and nature -- Brook Farm and association -- Capitalism and the moral geography of Walden -- Walden, association, and organic idealism -- Nature, politics, and Thoreau's materialism -- Wild fruits, capitalism, and community -- Ecocriticism and the uses of nature writing -- Marxism, nature, and the discipline of history.
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