Course: Littérature-Hafsi

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General

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- Select activity Annonces
  
  Annonces Forum
Select section Introduction to American Literature: Themes, Identity, and Historical Context

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Introduction to American Literature: Themes, Identity, and Historical Context
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Select section The Literature of Revolution: Thomas Paine’s Common Sense and the Rhetoric of Independence

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The Literature of Revolution: Thomas Paine’s Common Sense and the Rhetoric of Independence
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Select section Revolutionary Voices: Political and Marginalized Perspectives in Early American Writing

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Revolutionary Voices: Political and Marginalized Perspectives in Early American Writing
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Select section The Rise of American Romanticism: Nature, Individualism, and the Sublime

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The Rise of American Romanticism: Nature, Individualism, and the Sublime
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Select section Washington Irving’s Rip Van Winkle: National Allegory and the Role of Folklore

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Washington Irving’s Rip Van Winkle: National Allegory and the Role of Folklore
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Select section Edgar Allan Poe and the American Gothic Tradition: Madness, Death, and the Supernatural

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Edgar Allan Poe and the American Gothic Tradition: Madness, Death, and the Supernatural
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Select section The Haunted Mind: Psychological Horror in The Fall of the House of Usher

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The Haunted Mind: Psychological Horror in The Fall of the House of Usher
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Select section The Emergence of American Realism: Representing Everyday Life and Social Change

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The Emergence of American Realism: Representing Everyday Life and Social Change
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Select section Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: Satire, Race, and the American Experience

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Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: Satire, Race, and the American Experience
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Select section Local Colour Writing: Regional Voices and Cultural Identity in American Literature

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Local Colour Writing: Regional Voices and Cultural Identity in American Literature
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Select section The Genteel Tradition: Cultural Conservatism and Literary Evolution in the 19th Century

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The Genteel Tradition: Cultural Conservatism and Literary Evolution in the 19th Century
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Select section Henry James’s Daisy Miller: American Innocence, European Society, and Gendered Expectations

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Henry James’s Daisy Miller: American Innocence, European Society, and Gendered Expectations
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Select section Comparing Literary Movements: From Romanticism to Realism in American Literature

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Comparing Literary Movements: From Romanticism to Realism in American Literature
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Select section Synthesis and Critical Perspectives: The Evolution of American Literature and Its Contemporary Relevance

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Synthesis and Critical Perspectives: The Evolution of American Literature and Its Contemporary Relevance
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