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24th Annual Conference
American Literature Association
May 23-26, 2013
Boston, Massachusetts
Call for Papers
Deadline for Proposals: January 4, 2013
19th International James Fenimore Cooper Conference & Seminar
July 8-12, 2013
SUNY, College at Oneonta
Call for Papers
Deadline for Proposals: March 31, 2013
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Leather-Stocking Redux; Or, Old Tales, New Essays, edited by Jeffrey Walker.New York: AMS Press, 2011.
- Jeffrey Walker -- Leather-Stocking Redux: An Introduction Anew, and Anon;
William Merrill Decker -- The Africanist Presence in The Pioneers;
Allan M. Axelrad -- The Last of the Mohicans, Race Mixing, and America's Destiny;
Barbara Alice Mann -- Sex and the Single Mixed-Blood;
Robert Daly -- Mohicans, Virtue Ethics, Literature, and Life;
Signe O. Wegener -- Marmaduke Temple: James Fenimore Cooper's Portrait of an American Man of Leisure;
Lance Schachterle -- On The Prairie;
John McWilliams -- Inscribing the Prairie Sunset: Cooper, Cather, and Momaday;
Matthew Wynn Sivils -- "It's Ghastly Visage": Cooper's Leather-Stocking Tales and the Grotesque;
Stephen P. Harthorn -- The Pathfinder and Cooper's Return to Popular Literature;
Wayne Franklin -- "One More Scene": The Marketing Context of Cooper's "Sixth" Leather-Stocking Tale
- Anna Krauthammer, The Representation of the Savage in James Fenimore Cooper and Herman Melville. New York: Peter Lang, 2008.
- Reading Cooper, Teaching Cooper, edited and with an introduction by Jeffrey Walker. New York: AMS Press, 2007.
- Kay Seymour House -- Is Cooper Obsolete?;
John McWilliams, -- The Pioneers: Stumps in Clearing the Classroom Forest;
Allan M. Axelrad -- "The Shock of Recognition: Twain and Lawrence Read Cooper;
Robert Daly -- From World To Word and Back: Coopers Now and Then;
William P. Kelly -- Republican Fictions: Cooper and the Revolution;
James A. Sappenfield -- Cooper as Experimental Novelist;
Wayne Franklin -- James Fenimore Cooper: The Biographical Matrix;
Lance Schachterle -- Cooper's Works in Print;
Matthew Wynn Sivils -- "Yours, Truly, THE AUTHOR": Cooper's Leather-Stocking Prefaces;
William Merrill Decker -- "Surely Cora Was Not Forgotten": Remembering Africa in the Leather-Stocking Tales;
Barbara Alice Mann -- Fancy Girls: The Creole and the Quadroon in Cooper's Leather-Stocking Tales;
David Callahan -- Cooper's Androgynous Heroes;
Leland S. Person -- Cooper's Otsego: Land to Rove for a Man's Life;
Signe O. Wegener -- Reversing the Courtship Novel: James Fenimore Cooper's The Deerslayer;
David Cody -- James Fenimore Cooper and the Imperial Fantasy;
Gladys S. Lewis -- Fenimore Cooper's Cinematic Legacy: Indiana Jones, the Cartwrights, and Spock's Ears;
Judith Richardson -- The "Littlepages" of History: James Fenimore Cooper and Local History in the Lower Hudson Valley;
Nalle Valtiala -- Cooper's European Landscapes;
Stephen Carl Arch -- Fenimore Cooper's Literary Offense: The "Homely" Truth of Cooper's satire in Home as Found
- Wayne Franklin, James Fenimore Cooper: The Early Years. 708 p. boards. Yale University Press, 2007.
- A Historical Guide to James Fenimore Cooper, edited and with an introduction by Leland S. Persons. 259 p., paper. Oxford University Press, 2007
- Wayne Franklin -- James Fenimore Cooper, 1789-1851: A Brief Biography;
John P. McWilliams -- "More than a Woman's Enterprise": Cooper's Revolutionary Heroines and the source of Liberty:
J. Gerald Kennedy -- Cooper's Europe and His Quarrel with America;
Dana D. Nelson -- Cooper's Leatherstocking Conversations: Identity, Friendship, and Democracy in the New Nation;
Barbara Alice Mann -- Race Traitor: Cooper, His Critics, and Nineteenth-Century Literary Politics;
Illustrated Chronology;
Jeffrey Walker -- Bibliographical Essay: Cooper and America.
- Craig White, Student Companion to James Fenimore Cooper. 209 p., boards. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 2006.
- Signe O. Wegener, James Fenimore Cooper versus the Cult of Domesticity: Progressive Themes of Femininity and Family in the Novels. 191 p., paper. McFarland & Co., 2005.
- James Fenimore Cooper, Afloat and Ashore; or, The Adventures of Miles Wallingford, edited, with an Historical Introduction, by Thomas Philbrick and Marianne Philbrick, 2 vols., 583, 491 p., boards. New York: AMS Press, 2004.
- Russell T. Newman, The Gentleman in the Garden: The Influential Landscape in the Works of James Fenimore Cooper. 107 p., boards. New York: Lexington Books, 2003.
- Jean Soublin, "Bas de Cuir," in his Le Second Regard: Voyageurs et Barbares en Litterature. Paris: Buchet-Chastel, 2001.
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- Literature in the Early American Republic: Annual Studies on Cooper and His Contemporaries. Matthew Wynn Sivils and Jeffrey Walker, eds. New York: AMS Press.
Note: Only Articles Pertaining to James Fenimore Cooper or Susan Fenimore Cooper listed here.
- Volume I (2009)
- Rochelle Raineri Zuck -- Cultivation, Commerce, and Cupidity: Late-Jacksonian Virtue in James Fenimore Cooper's The Crater;
Lance Schachterle -- The Themes of Land and Leadership in "The Littlepage Manuscripts";
Allan M. Axelrad -- Cooper's Literary Landscape Art and American Landscape Painting: From Mountain Gothic to Forest Gothic and Luminism;
Leland S. Person -- The Ways of the Hour: Cooper's Scarlet Letter;
Barbara Alice Mann -- Aunt Jane and Father Fenimore: The Influence of Jane Austen on James Fenimore Cooper;
John C. Havard -- The Ideological Significance of Dualistic Native American Characterization in James Fenimore Cooper's The Last of the Mohicans and Juan Leòn Mera's Cumandá
- Volume 2 (2010)
- Rebecca Lush -- "Louisianian Lady": Racial Ambiguity, Gender, and National Identity in Cooper's The Prairie;
Stephen Carl Arch -- Cooper's Turn: Satire and the Age of Jackson.
- Volume 3 (2011)
- Wayne Franklin -- Writing America from Abroad: Cooper's Recollected Sources in The Wept of Wish-Ton-Wish;
Luis A. Iglesias -- Pirates, Patriots, and the Mexican War: Jack Tier and Cooper's Argument with the Nation;
Proceedings of the Association for Documentary Editing/Allied Session on the Cooper Edition;
Allan M. Axelrad -- Introduction: 2008 MLA Cooper Edition Session;
James A. Sappenfield -- A Conservative Reconsiders the Rationale of Copy-Text;
Karen Lentz Madison and R. D. Madison -- The Wept of Wish-Ton-Wish: Noting Cooper's Narragansett Novel;
Stephen Carl Arch -- All Afloat: Cooper's Composition of Homeward Bound
Volume 4 (2012)
- Anna Scannavini -- Cooper in Venice; Or, the "Telling" Subtext of The Bravo;
Lance Schachterle -- Cooper and the Revolutionary War Novel, 1784-1825
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