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Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- INTRODUCTION The U.S. Bildungsroman’s Regional Complex -- Part I Midwestern Naturalism -- CHAPTER 1 Industrial Folklore and the Regional Ingénue in Dreiser and Sinclair -- CHAPTER 2 Developing the Countryside: Cather, Hughes, and the Poetics of Rurality -- CHAPTER 3 South Side’s Overdevelopment: Farrell and Wright’s Extreme Youths -- Part II The Northeast’s Young Aesthetes -- CHAPTER 4 Emplacing Modernism: The Fitzgeralds and the Artist’s Regional Complex -- CHAPTER 5 Thurman and Fauset’s Portraits of Harlem’s Regional Artist -- Part III Southern Underdevelopment -- CHAPTER 6 Imagining The Region of Underdevelopment -- CHAPTER 7 The Way of the World: Hurston’s Folkloric Bildungsroman -- CHAPTER 8 Caught and Loose: McCullers, O’Connor, and the Gothic Bildungsroman -- Part IV Southwest Frontiers -- CHAPTER 9 Mathews at the Limits of the Bildungsroman’s National Framework -- AFTERWORD Situating the Bildungsroman’s Transnational Afterlives -- WORKS CITED -- INDEX |
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