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Dale E. Peterson

Amherst College

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Amherst Center For Russian Culture

Amherst College

Department Of English

NoneDale E. Peterson is currently serving as a Amherst Center For Russian Culture faculty at Amherst College.

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literature literary theory literary criticism literary history intellectual history historiography textual practice literary studies slavic languages humanities comparative literature world literature postcolonial writing modern literature interdisciplinary history cultural studies dramaturgy political history contemporary drama contemporary fiction historical review global history international history early republic american studies women's studies victorian literature feminist studies composition studies cultural texts cultural theory post-colonial criticism polemical essay philosophy of history social criticism oppression historical sociology class conflict historical analysis feminist identity feminist perspectives feminist inquiry feminist research activism language-based approach parallelism (rhetoric) first-person narratives narrative representation comparative methodology historical scholarship african-american texts “ soul ” richard wright north carolina press american slavery russian serfdom anna karenina woman question victorian novel maxim gorky teaching poe glasgow-90 east-west forum peter henry halina moss patrick waddington george sand

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American Slavery and Russian Serfdom in the Post-Emancipation Imagination. by Amanda Brickell Bellows. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2020. XVI, 304 Pp. Notes. Bibliography. Index. Illustrations. Photographs. $90.00, Hard Bound. $29.95, Paper.. Slavic Review (2021)

postcolonial writingamerican studiescritical race theoryhistorical analysisglobal historysocial justiceinterdisciplinary historyamerican slaveryearly republicnorth carolina pressinternational historyclass conflicthistoryrussian serfdomcolonialismoppressionnationalismsocial historyhistorical sociologyafrican american studiespolitical history

Maxim Gorky: Living and Writing Protest. A Companion to World Literature (2019)

activismliteraturerhetoricsocial movementsmaxim gorkyhumanitiesprotestcomposition studies

Richard Wright, 1938–1945: From Gorky to Dostoevsky. Literature of the Americas (2017)

intellectual historyliterary historyliterary theoryliteraturesocial criticismliterary criticismhistorical reviewrichard wrighthistoriographyphilosophy of history

Proceed With Caution: Poe in the Classroom Jeffrey Andrew Weinstock and Tony Magistrale, Eds., Approaches to Teaching Poe's Prose and Poetry. Poe Studies (2009)

english educationcreative writingtextual practiceliterary theorynarrativeliteratureparallelism (rhetoric)teaching poeliterary studiesliterary criticismlanguage-based approachenglishnarrative representationfirst-person narrativespoeticspoetry

Framing Anna Karenina: Tolstoy, the Woman Question, and the Victorian Novel. by Amy Mandelker. Columbus: Ohio State University Press, 1993. XV, 241 Pp. Illustrations. Bibliography. Index. Hard Bound.. Slavic Review (1994)

feminist perspectivesfeminist identityliteraturewomen's studiesfeminist studiesfeminist theoryliterary criticismgender studiesvictorian literaturewoman questionvictorian novelfeminist researchfeminist inquiryanna karenina

Scotland and the Slavs: Selected Papers From the Glasgow-90 East-West Forum. Eds. Peter Henry, Jim Macdonald and Halina Moss. Nottingham: Astra Press, 1993. XI, 174 Pp. £18, Paper.. Slavic Review (1994)

intellectual historyslavic languagesinterdisciplinary historysocial historyhistoriographycultural historypeter henryhalina mossglasgow-90 east-west forumhistoryeuropean society

Justifying the Margin: The Construction of “Soul” in Russian and African-American Texts. Slavic Review (1992)

slavic languagesliterary history“ soul ”cultural textstextual practiceliterary theorypostcolonial writingafrican-american textspost-colonial criticismcultural theoryhumanitiescultural studies

Turgenev and England. by Patrick Waddington. New York University Studies in Comparative Literature, Vol. 10. New York: New York University Press, 1981. X, 382 Pp. + 16 Pp. Plates. $40.00. Distributed by Columbia University Press. - Turgenev and George Sand: An Improbable Entente. by Patrick Waddington. Totowa, N.J.: Barnes Noble Books, 1981. 146 Pp. + 8 Pp. Plates. $28.50.. Slavic Review (1982)

literatureenglishpatrick waddingtonliterary theoryliterary studiesliterary criticismcomparative methodologyenglish studiesintellectual historyliterary historymodern literaturehistorical scholarshipcultural historyhistoriographycomparative literaturenew yorkworld literaturegeorge sandenglish language

Nabokov's Invitation: Literature as Execution. PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America (1981)

literary historymodern literaturetextual practicedramaturgyliterary theoryliteratureworld literaturecontemporary dramaliterary studiesliterary criticismcontemporary fictioncomparative literaturepolemical essay

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Dale E. Peterson

Amherst College

Affiliations

Amherst Center For Russian Culture

Amherst College

Department Of English

NoneDale E. Peterson is currently serving as a Amherst Center For Russian Culture faculty at Amherst College.

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Maxim Gorky: Living and Writing Protest. A Companion to World Literature (2019)

activismliteraturerhetoricsocial movementsmaxim gorkyhumanitiesprotestcomposition studies

Richard Wright, 1938–1945: From Gorky to Dostoevsky. Literature of the Americas (2017)

intellectual historyliterary historyliterary theoryliteraturesocial criticismliterary criticismhistorical reviewrichard wrighthistoriographyphilosophy of history

Proceed With Caution: Poe in the Classroom Jeffrey Andrew Weinstock and Tony Magistrale, Eds., Approaches to Teaching Poe's Prose and Poetry. Poe Studies (2009)

intellectual historyslavic languagesinterdisciplinary historysocial historyhistoriographycultural historypeter henryhalina mossglasgow-90 east-west forumhistoryeuropean society

Justifying the Margin: The Construction of “Soul” in Russian and African-American Texts. Slavic Review (1992)

slavic languagesliterary history“ soul ”cultural textstextual practiceliterary theorypostcolonial writingafrican-american textspost-colonial criticismcultural theoryhumanitiescultural studies

Nabokov's Invitation: Literature as Execution. PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America (1981)

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