Postapocalyptic fantasies in antebellum American literature:
Even before the Civil War, American writers were imagining life after a massive global catastrophe. For many, the blank slate of the American continent was instead a wreckage-strewn wasteland, a new world in ruins. Bringing together epic and lyric poems, fictional tales, travel narratives, and scien...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Even before the Civil War, American writers were imagining life after a massive global catastrophe. For many, the blank slate of the American continent was instead a wreckage-strewn wasteland, a new world in ruins. Bringing together epic and lyric poems, fictional tales, travel narratives, and scientific texts, Postapocalyptic Fantasies in Antebellum American Literature reveals that US authors who enthusiastically celebrated the myths of primeval wilderness and virgin land also frequently resorted to speculations about the annihilation of civilizations, past and future. By examining such postapocalyptic fantasies, this study recovers an antebellum rhetoric untethered to claims for historical exceptionalism - a patriotic rhetoric that celebrates America while denying the United States a unique position outside of world history. As the scientific field of natural history produced new theories regarding biological extinction, geological transformation, and environmental collapse, American writers responded with wild visions of the ancient past and the distant future |
| Beschreibung: | Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 29 Sep 2017) |
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List of Illustrations page vii
Acknowledgments viii
Introduction: A New World in Ruins i
The Postapocalyptic Fantasy: Semi-Secular Timescapes 7
Accelerated Decrepitude: Rapid Progress and Premature Aging
in the New Republic 16
Proleptic Historiography: Americas Future Archaeologists
and Postapocalyptic Historians 20
Uncanny Historicism: Speculative Realism in Frontier Travel 26
Science Faction: Natural History and Postapocalyptic Fantasy 29
1 The American Noah 3 6
American Antiquity: James Kirke Paulding and the Native Noah 47
Descent from Ararat: Crossing the Alleghenies
in Paulding’s The Backwoodsman 56
An Antebellum Antediluvian: Surviving the Flood 69
2 Narratives of Extinction and the Last Man 73
Witness to Extinction: The Last Man 77
The Last Man in America: James Fenimore Cooper’s Adaptation 83
A Nation in Ruins: Who Is the Last of the Mohicans? 91
Après Moi le Déluge: Coming to Terms with Coopers The Crater 98
3 The Magnificent Mound Builders 113
Mounds Mania: The Ancient Heardand Empire 115
Breaking the Form of “The Prairies”: William Cullen Bryant’s
Archaeological Sublime 122
All Abuzz: Nature, Artifice, and the Humble Bee 127
Managing the Landscape: Bryant among the Trees 135
4 History Unearthed 143
New Views: The Postapocalyptic Topographies of Domestic
Travel Writing 146
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The American Holy Land: John Lloyd Stephens s Mayan Excursions 154
The Step-Mother World: Hawthorne s “New Adam and Eve”
in Postapocalyptic Boston 166
Conclusion 173
5 Contact at Ktaadn 175
Ruins Already: Thoreau s Tocquevillean Epiphany 180
The Dustbin of History: Thoreau, Parkman, and the Northern Frontier 190
Contact! Carnac!: A Week on Ktaadn and the Merrimack River 197
Conclusion: Footprints in the Sand 205
Conclusion: The Revolutionary Ruins of the New West 213
Postapocalyptic Postscript 224
Frequently Cited Works 229
Index 235
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