Ezra F. Tawil is Assistant Professor of English at Columbia University.
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Introduction: toward a literary history of racial sentiment 1. The politics of slavery and the discourse of race, 1787¿1840 2. Remaking natural rights: race and slavery in James Fenimore Cooper's early writings 3. Domestic frontier romance, or, how the sentimental heroine became white 4. 'Homely legends': the uses of sentiment in Cooper's Wept of Wish-Ton-Wish 5. Stowe's vanishing Americans: 'Negro' inferiority, captivity, and homecoming in Uncle Tom's Cabin 6. Captain Babo's cabin: racial sentiment and the politics of misreading in Benito Cereno Index.
Introduction: toward a literary history of racial sentiment 1. The politics of slavery and the discourse of race, 1787¿1840 2. Remaking natural rights: race and slavery in James Fenimore Cooper's early writings 3. Domestic frontier romance, or, how the sentimental heroine became white 4. 'Homely legends': the uses of sentiment in Cooper's Wept of Wish-Ton-Wish 5. Stowe's vanishing Americans: 'Negro' inferiority, captivity, and homecoming in Uncle Tom's Cabin 6. Captain Babo's cabin: racial sentiment and the politics of misreading in Benito Cereno Index.
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