Popular literature in America
Subtitle: a symposium in honor of Lyon N. Richardson.
By: Edited by James C. Austin [and] Donald A. Koch.
Contributors: Austin, James C., ed.; Koch, Donald A., 1916- ed.; Richardson, Lyon N. b. 1898.
Publisher: Bowling Green University Popular Press
Published: 1972
Place of publication: Bowling Green, Ohio
Language: eng
Number of pages: 205
Subjects: American literature -- History and criticism
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Popular literature in America, by J. C. Austin.; title: A microcosm of popular taste: Cleveland, Ohio, by M. P. Ford.; title: Detective fiction as American realism, by C. H. Holman.; title: Hear the guns roar: the feud in Southern mountain fiction, by W. Eckley.; title: Native themes in early nineteenth-century American fiction, by J. T. Flanagan.; title: Kenneth Roberts and the American historical novel, by L. Coyle.; title: The cowboy: from High Noon to Midnight, by G. W. Linden.; title: Satire as colonial protest literature, by S. Kluth.; title: The Lovingoods: notes toward a genealogy, by L. Leary.; title: The dialect sermon in American literature, by J. T. Flautz.; title: The Americanization of burlesque, 1840-1860, by G. Kummer.; title: The roots of American reform literature, by D. A. Koch.; title: Woman militant in The arena of Benjamin Orange Flower, by A. J. Payne.; title: The uncertainties of authorship in the South after the Civil War, by A. Turner.; title: TV and the American way of life, by H. M. Brown.