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Sight Unseen

How Frémont's First Expedition Changed the American Landscape

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Andrew Menard is an independent writer, artist, and critic. His work has appeared in the Georgia Review, Antioch Review, the New England Quarterly, Western American Literature, Journal of American Studies, and Oxford Art Journal. He is the author of Learning from Thoreau.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

List of Illustrations
Introduction: The Golden Meane
Part 1. Picturesque America
The Great Desert
The Hudson Valley
Eastern Kansas
Courthouse Rock
Yellowstone
All the Different Parts of Our Country
Part 2. Westward the Course of Empire
The Mouth of the Oregon
Westward the Course of Empire
The Loftiest Peak of the Rocky Mountains
       The Barometric Reading
       The National Flag
       Bromus, the Humble Bee
       The Four Cardinal Rivers
To the Pacific and Beyond
Afterword: The Eye That Has Not Seen
Notes
Index

Produktdetails

Erscheinungsdatum
01. Oktober 2012
Sprache
englisch
Seitenanzahl
288
Autor/Autorin
Andrew Menard
Verlag/Hersteller
Produktart
gebunden
Gewicht
569 g
Größe (L/B/H)
233/156/30 mm
ISBN
9780803238077

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Andrew Menard

Andrew Menard is an independent writer, artist, and critic. His work has appeared in the Georgia Review, Antioch Review, the New England Quarterly, Western American Literature, Journal of American Studies, and Oxford Art Journal. He is the author of Learning from Thoreau.

 

Pressestimmen

"Eloquent, lively, and learned, with an intellectual breadth as wide as a Rocky Mountains horizon, Andrew Menard's Sight Unseen ably reconnoiters geographies of both imagination and terra firma. This fascinating book recovers the American West as John Fremont found it and shows us how the explorer taught us to see American landscapes - and America itself - anew." - Tom Chaffin, author of Pathfinder: John Charles Fremont and the Course of American Empire "Sight Unseen is a book for anyone who loves maps, landscape, and historical intricacy... Anchored by the image of the explorer waving his nation's flag from a mountain peak, Menard's account of Fremont's expedition enlivens the rhetoric of a triumphal national narrative. Like the explorer's Report, Sight Unseen melds scientific, symbolic, and aesthetic views of a nation that knew no bounds." - Lucy R. Lippard, author of Down Country, winner of the Caroline Bancroft History Prize

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