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14 other sections not shown Other editions - View allCommon terms and phrasesambiguities American humor American Subversive antebellum artistic b'hoy becomes black humor Blithedale Romance Boston called character Confidence-Man contemporary Conventional crime Crockett dark-reform dark-temperance devices early Emerson Emily Dickinson female feminist fiction frontier humor fusion genre George Lippard grotesque Hawthorne Hawthorne's heroine human imagery images imagination immoral reform ironies Leaves of Grass likable criminal literary texts literature of misery major writers Marble Faun Melville Melville's metaphors Moby-Dick moral exemplar murder narrative narrator Neal newspapers nineteenth-century novelist paradoxes paragraph perverse Poe's poem poetic poetry political popular culture popular humor popular reform popular sensational Puritan Quaker City radical democrats radical-democrat readers religious rhetoric Scarlet Letter scene sensational literature sensational novels sensationalism sermon sexual social society spirit stereotypes story stylistic subsequent quotations Subversive Style symbol tale temperance themes Thompson Thoreau tion typical urban humor urban humorists whale White-Jacket Whitman wild woman women women's rights writings wrote York Young Goodman Brown References to this bookFrom other books
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