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Cambridge Companions Democracy Johannes Voelz
Emerson’s Times Jeffrey Insko
Characterizing English Traits David LaRocca
Spiritual Laws: Religion and Rainbows Devin Zuber
“Numbers Wild”: Emerson’s Poetry and Metaphysics Danielle Follett
Emerson and Transnational Romanticism Jennifer J. Baker
Writing Emerson into the History of American Philosophy Joseph Urbas
Nature, Ecology, Climate: Emerson’s Ecopoetical Thought Laura Dassow Walls
Emerson and Science Mark Noble
“Allied to all”: Emerson and Ethics beyond Self-Reliance Prentiss Clark Life, Form, and Power in “Experience” Michael Jonik Emerson at the Lectern and the Voiced Essay Tom F. Wright Labor, Slavery, and the Civil War Sophia Forster
Emerson’s Aesthetics: The Abiding Life of Beauty Nicholas L. Guardiano Emerson, Asia, and the “Progress of Culture” Spencer Tricker Emerson’s Late Styles Sean Ross Meehan Emersonian Aesthetics in the Twentieth Century Paul Grimstad
As an African American woman in the first half of the twentieth century, Price’s contribution to art music was highly distinctive. This Companion contextualizes Price’s music and life in relation to the sociocultural climate of her era, the Black classical scene to which she belonged, and the compositional aesthetics that informed her craft.
THE CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO FLORENCE B. PRICE
Introduction: Emerson’s Circles Michael Jonik
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THE NEW CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO RALPH WALDO EMERSON
This volume offers new perspectives on Emerson in relation to his contemporary moment; his religious and spiritual development; transatlantic Romanticism; nature, the environment, and climate; ethics and self-reliance; political resistance and slavery; race, US imperialism and Asia; and aesthetics, poetry, philosophy, and experimentalism.
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Edited by Samantha Ege, University of Southampton and Alexandra Kori Hill, University of Cincinnati. Introduction Samantha Ege and Alexandra Kori Hill
Reflections of Price in the Mirror of Her Art Songs Minnita Daniel-Cox
Part I Archives and Sources
The Concert Spirituals: Price as Griot-Composer Elektra V. Carter
Listening for Florence “Bea” Price Samantha Ege
The Solo Keyboard Works Gwynne Kuhner Brown and Joe Williams
Hidden Figures and Black Music Historiography: Florence Price’s Story and Rae Linda Brown’s Scholarship Carlene J. Brown and C. E. Aaron
Price and the Violin: Between Virtuosity and Vernacularity R. Larry Todd and Katharina Uhde
Black Feminist Bonds between Florence Price, Marian Anderson, and Margaret Bonds Elizabeth Durrant The Critical Reception of Florence Price Lucy Caplan When Things Don’t Fall Apart: The Myth of Black Cultural Rediscovery and the Afterlife of Florence Price Tammy L. Kernodle
Concertos and Chamber Works: The African American Idiom in Texture and Form Alexandra Kori Hill
Price and the Black Concert Tradition in the United States Louise Toppin Part II Genre and Style New Analytical Approaches for Florence Price Scholarship Jane Forner and Ellie M. Hisama
Symphonies to Tone Poems Douglas W. Shadle
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The Influence of Harry T. Burleigh Rae Linda Brown
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RALPH WALDO EMERSON Edited by Michael Jonik
Cover image: Florence Price pictured composing at the piano in her summer house in St. Anne, Illinois. Special Collections, University of Arkansas Libraries, Fayetteville.
Cover image: Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1849 (daguerreotype). Everett Collection / Bridgeman Images. Series cover design: Andrew Ward
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Cambridge Histories JACK E T C M Y K 9 7 8 1 1 0 8 4 1 7 9 3 8 H O W E L L – T H E N E W C A M B R I D G E H I S T O R Y O F J A PA N . V O L I I
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VOL U M E S I N T H E S E T VOL U M E I Premodern Japan in East Asia c.500–1600 edi t ed by hitomi tonomura VOL U M E I I Early Modern Japan in Asia and the World, c. 1580–1877 edi t ed by david l. howell VOL U M E I I I The Modern Japanese Nation and Empire, c. 1868 to the Twenty-First Century edi t ed by laura hein
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Bringing together leading Anglophone and Japanese scholars in three landmark volumes, The New Cambridge History of Japan offers an expansive vision of the archipelago’s history from c.500 to the twenty-first century. With an emphasis on the porousness of Japan’s boundaries, it embraces a more global perspective than that of the original Cambridge History, published a generation ago. Its analyses of gender, the environment, and urban life enrich our understanding of political, social, and cultural history. Volume I, Premodern Japan in East Asia, traces the archipelago’s history from c.500 to the late sixteenth century. Volume II, Early Modern Japan in Asia and the World carries the narrative into the late nineteenth century. The third volume, The Modern Japanese Nation and Empire, brings the story into the twenty-first century. The essays throughout are written in accessible, authoritative prose for a diverse, global audience ranging from specialists to students and all those interested in Japan’s rich history.
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the reunification Japan offers after aanlong The Cambridgesaw History of AustralianofPoetry authoritative and period of civil followed by two andsome a of the world’s HISTORY OF comprehensive engagement withwar, poetries that range from half centuries of and stability underBringing together oldest to significant innovations of peace the twenty-first century. the Tokugawa shogunate, and closingrenowned with insights from First Nations experts, internationally scholars, the Meiji and Restoration of 1868, whichthis laid the analyses the distinguished practitioners, future critical leaders, volume a modern nation-state. With within local, role of poetry in foundation the multiplefor cultural imaginaries of Australia from leadingconsider international scholars, regional, and global essays contexts. Chapters the role of poetry as both shaping this volume emphasizes Japan’s place in global Aboriginal and critiquing settler-colonial, national, and identity formations; writing, song, andhistory culturaland leadership; children’s poetry; the poetry pays close attention to gender and of war and INTERNATIONAL LAW conflict; engagementenvironmental with print, film, and the digital; major aesthetic movements; history. It introduces readers geographies of the city, region, Asia, the South, and Antarctica; to recent scholarship in fields including social diasporic movements; and environmentalism. Theofvolume analyses of the archive, history, the history scienceincludes and technology, ballads and folk poetry, performance conceptual and concrete poetries, intellectual history,poetries, and book history. Drawing canon formation and andeach current perspectives on diversification, original research, chapter situates on its major authors.
32 Australian Poets of the 1980s john hawke 33 Activism and the Eruption of Aboriginal Writing philip morrissey 34 Reading the Archive of Australian Feminist Poetry Since 1970 KATE LILLEY 35 Queer Poetry in Australia: 1970s to Today jill jones and bonnie reid 36 Between Identity and Form: Asian Australian Poetry prithvi varatharajan and lucy van 37 Poetry of the South West Asian and North African Diasporas paula abood 38 Trancultural Relations with Latin America stuart cooke 39 Performance Poetries andy jackson 40 Long Form Poetry from the 1980s to the Present simon eales 41 From Conceptual to Concrete (1960 –2020): Parahistoriographies a.j. carruthers 42 The Digital Era hazel smith 43 The Earth Has Been Done: Recent Environmental Poetry tom bristow 44 Contemporary Anthologies and the Question of Canonicity jaya savige 45 New Dynamics in Twenty-first Century Anthologies jaya savige
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developments in the study of early modern Japan. The period from about 1580 to 1877
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Poetry and theLaw Stateoffers (1945ato the Present) The Cambridge History 25 of International broad and inclusive ali alizadeh approach to the subject. Bringing together experts across various disciplines, 26 Australian Expatriate Poets andrew taylor the series breaks with the traditional reductionist approach to the history of 27 Les Murray michael hofmann international law, encompassing a wide understanding of the varied ways in which 28 Australian Poetry and Religion law functions in the context oflyn international m c creddenrelations through different times and spaces. The series presents the first attempt cover the major traditions 29 Francis Webb bill to ashcroft 30 Australian Poetry and Post-War Immigration and systems of international law in a comprehensive way, granting each a fromofEurope konstandina dounis place in its own right and as part the human experience with international 31 Theand Long 1970son and Culture relations and law. It spotlights builds thePrint recent turn to a global, fiona scotney pluralist and inclusive history of international law.
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P H I L I P M E A D is the author of Network Language: Culture and History in Australian Poetry (2009; repr. 2010, 2011, 2018) and winner of the 2010 New South Wales Premier’s Literary Award for Literary Scholarship. He is co-author of Antipodal Shakespeare: Remembering and Forgetting EDITED BY in Britain, Australia and New Zealand, 1916–2016 (2018) and a fellow of the Australian Academy of Humanities.
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primary source material and novel arguments A N N V I C K E RY is the authorofofclose Leaving Lines of with Gender: A Feminist in the context engagement Genealogy of Language (2000), Modern: Cultural secondaryWriting scholarship in aStressing range ofthe languages. Politics of Australian Women’s Poetry (2007) and three of poetry collections. The volume underlines the importance Japan She is co-author Intimate Journeys into Private Papers in of theThe global early Archive: modern world. (2009), editor of The Cambridge Companion to Australian Poetry (2024), and co-editor of Poetry and the Trace (2013).
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Language, Text and Colony: Rethinking Aboriginal Poetry of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries eugenia flynn British Romanticism and Speculations of Terra Australis robert w. rix Poetry in the Penal Colony thomas h. ford and kyle kohinga Becoming Distinct: Nineteenth-Century Australian Poetry paul giles The Many-Voiced Charles Harpur paul eggert Anonymity and the Popular: The Colonial Ballad and Other Folk Forms michael farrell Settler Labour Poetics and National Mythmaking at the Turn of the Twentieth Century jonathan dunk Children’s Poetry from 1840 to 1950 kristine moruzi and beth rodgers Australian Poetries of War and Conflict ann vickery ‘Poetry Is Its Own Advertisement’: Little Magazines, Clubs, and Coteries (1890 –1945) peter kirkpatrick The New Woman and Poetry (1885–1935) jess cotton Women Poets, Mobility, and Being In-Between nancy berke Fin de Siècle Symbolism and After toby fitch Kenneth Slessor’s Visualism philip mead Surrealism and Australian Poetry gavin yates Gum Tears Which Are Also Real: Manifesto and Hoax in the Jindyworobaks and Ern Malley nicholas birns The Mid-Century Canon: Post-Sham Australia georgina arnott Judith Wright sarah kennedy Oodgeroo Noonuccal peter minter Aboriginal Song as Australian Poetry: The Unimaginable Archive nicholas jose Re-Imagining Place (1940 –1990) bonny cassidy Australian Poetry and The Rise of a Suburban Quotidian, 1950 –2000 paul hetherington and cassandra atherton
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