D. Berton Emerson
Articles
The Dark Side of Nice
D. Berton Emerson on Carrie Tirado Bramen’s “American Niceness: A Cultural History”
A Terraqueous Counter-Narrative in US History
Michele Currie Navakas’s “Liquid Landscape” convincingly demonstrates that Florida has always compromised master narratives of US nationalism.
Lights Out
Imagining Huck after his reluctant coming-of-age and his decision to risk hell in stealing Jim out of slavery has been both fruitful and fraught-filled.
Imitatio Americana
"Against Self-Reliance" amends the popular story of a US that gives primary importance to the "sacred self."
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