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American mythologies : essays on contemporary literature

eBook 2005

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Abstract

In United States culture, myth has played a significant role in representing the dominant ideologies of the nation as it emerged from colonial dependence to self-created superstate. In the period following the Vietnam War, however, such foundation myth has been radically challenged by the emergence of a range of new myths that set out to express America?s multicultural ethos. [...]
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Descrizione *American mythologies : essays on contemporary literature / edited by William Blazek and Michael K. Glenday
Liverpool [England] : Liverpool University Press, 2005
1 online resource (viii, 305 pages)
Note Formato pdf/epub
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ISBN 9781846312540
9781781386101
184631254X
1781386102
9780853237464
9780853237365
0853237468
0853237360
Collana Liverpool University Press - Liverpool English Texts and Studies
Autore secondario
Blazek, William
Glenday, Michael K.
Anno pubblicazione 2005
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