American Literary Scholarship, 2006

Part I

1. Emerson, Thoreau, Fuller, and Transcendentalism-David M. Robinson

2. Hawthorne -Andrew M. Smith and Elizabeth J. Wright

3. Melville-Dennis Berthold

4. Whitman and Dickinson-William Pannapacker and Paul Crumbley

5. Mark Twain-Alan Gribben

6. Wharton and Cather-Carol J. Singley and Ann Moseley

7. Pound and Eliot-Alec Marsh and Elisabeth Däumer

8. Faulkner-Theresa M. Towner

9. Fitzgerald and Hemingway-Suzanne del Gizzo

Part II

10. Literature to 1800-William J. Scheick and Jim Egan

11. Early-19th-Century Literature-Kristin Boudreau

12. Late-19th-Century Literature-Nicolas S. Witschi

13. Fiction: 1900 to the 1930s-Donna M. Campbell

14. Fiction: The 1930s to the 1960s-Catherine Calloway

15. Fiction: The 1960s to the Present-Jerome Klinkowitz

16. Poetry: 1900 to the 1940s-Matthew Hofer

17. Poetry: The 1940s to the Present-Frank Kearful

18. Drama-Dorothy Chansky

19. Themes, Topics, Criticism-Theodore O. Mason, Jr.

20. Scholarship in Languages Other Than English-Thomas Austenfeld, M. Giulia Fabi, Keiko Beppu, Liz Kella, and Lene M. Johannessen

21. General Reference Works-David J. Nordloh