Main currents in American thought
by Vernon Louis Parrington
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Contents
- Foreword
- Introduction [to Volume One: The Colonial Mind]
- Contents [Volume One]
- Book One • Liberalism and Puritanism
- Part One: The Puritan Heritage • 1620–1660
- Chapter II • The Transplanting of Ideas
- Chapter III • The Chief Stewards of Theocracy
- Chapter IV • The Contributions of Independency
- Chapter V • Other Dreamers in Israel
- Part Two: the Twilight of the Oligarchy • 1660–1720
- Book Two • The Colonial Mind
- Part One: The Mind in the Making • 1720–1763
- Part Two: The Awakening of the American Mind • 1763–1783
- Part One: The Agrarian Defeat • 1783–1787
- Part Two: Political Democracy Gets Under Way • 1787–1800
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Book I: Part I
- Book I: Part II
- Book II: Part I
- Book II: Part II
- Book III: Part I
- Book III: Part II
- Index [Volume One]
- Foreword
- Introduction
- Contents [Volume Two]
- Book One • The Mind of the South
- Part One: The Virginia Renaissance
- Part Two: The Renaissance of Slavery
- Part Three: The Romance of the West
- Book Two • The Mind of the Middle East
- Book Three • The Mind of New England
- Part One: the Twilight of Federalism
- Part Two: The Rise of Liberalism
- Part Three: The Transcendental Mind
- Part IV: Other Aspects of the New England Mind
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Book I: Part I
- Book I: Part II
- Book I: Part III
- Book II
- Book III: Part I
- Book III: Part II
- Book III: Part III
- Book III: Part IV
- Index [Volume Two]
- Vernon Louis Parrington
- Foreword
- Introduction
- Book One • Changing America
- Part One: The Gilded Age (part 1)
- Part One: The Gilded Age (part 2)
- Part Two: New Patterns of Thought
- Book Two • The Old and the New: Storm Clouds
- Part One: The Middle Border Rises
- Part Two: Proletarian Hopes
- Addenda
- Naturalism in American Fiction
- Sidney Lanier
- The Incomparable Mr. Cabell
- The Problem Novel and the Diversion from Naturalism
- Jack London: The Novelist of the Proletariat
- Upton Sinclair
- Theodore Dreiser: Chief of American Naturalists
- Sinclair Lewis: Our Own Diogenes
- Sherwood Anderson: A Psychological Naturalist
- A New Romance
- 1917–1924
- Ole Rölvaag’s “Giants in the Earth”
- The Short Story
- A Chapter in American Liberalism
- Bibliography
- Index [Volume Three]