College of Arts and Sciences
Department of English
ESQ: A Journal of the American Renaissance
ESQ 54: 1–4 (2008) Special Issue: Poetry
edited by Augusta Rohrbach
Contents
- Augusta Rohrbach
- Introduction | "A Blast That Whirls the Dust": Nineteenth-Century American Poetry and Critical Discontents
- Michael Cohen
- Peddlers, Poems, and Local Culture: The Case of Jonathan Plummer, a "Balladmonger" in Nineteenth-Century New England
- Max Cavitch
- Stephen Crane's Refrain
- Rebecka Rutledge Fisher
- Remnants of Memory: Testimony and Being in Frances E. W. Harper's Sketches of Southern Life
- Kirsten Silva Gruesz
- Maria Gowen Brooks, In and Out of the Poe Circle
- Bethany Schneider
- Not for Citation: Jane Johnston Schoolcraft's Synchronic Strategies
- Eliza Richards
- Correspondent Lines: g Poetry, Journalism, and the U. S. Civil War
- Jessica Forbes Roberts
- A Poetic E Pluribus Unum: Conventions, Imperatives, and the Poetic Call-to-Arms in Frank Moore's Rebellion Record
- Ivy G. Wilson
- Organic Compacts, Form, and the Cultural Logic of Cohesion; or, Whitman Re-Bound
- Mary Loeffelholz
- Anthology Form and the Field of Nineteenth-Century American Poetry: The Civil War Sequences of Lowell, Longfellow, and Whittier
- Virginia Jackson
- "The Story of Boon": or, The Poetess
- Martha Nell Smith
- Afterword: The Literary World Has Always Been Read/Write
