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The Call of the Green: Thoreau and Place-Sense in American Writing - Albena Bakratcheva
The Call of the Green: Thoreau and Place-Sense in American Writing - Albena Bakratcheva
 
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Place-sense as an inherent impulse of American writing is of key interest in American Studies today. Here Albena Bakratcheva offers thirteen essays that deal with place-sense as found in a variety of work and writings by the Transcendentalists, and from Henry David Thoreau himself. This book was reviewed in Thoreau Society Bulletin #270, Spring 2010, on p. 6.
LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, 2017. Paperback, 131 pp.

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