“A Peculiar National Character”: Transatlantic Realignment and the Birth of American Cultural Nationalism after 1815

“A Peculiar National Character”: Transatlantic Realignment and the Birth of American Cultural Nationalism after 1815

This article argues that the emergence of American cultural nationalism after the War of 1812 developed in self-confident opposition to the Old World, yet was thoroughly influenced by European standards of nationhood. American intellectuals who campaigned for cultural independence from Europe at the...

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Hovedforfatter: Verheul, Jaap
Format: Article ou chapitre numérique
Sprog:Français
Udgivet: European journal of American studies 2012
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United States
nationalism
aesthetic theory
Anglophilia
associationism
Berlin
Connecticut Wits
Constitutional Convention
cultural identity
Edinburgh
Edinburgh Review
England
Enlightenment
Europe
Göttingen
Greece
Harvard
literary criticism
literature
London
North American Review
Old World
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Port-Folio
Portico
Quarterly Review
romanticism
Scotland
translatio imperii
University of Virginia
US Congress
War of 1812
War of Independence
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