"FLYOVER COUNTRY": NEIL GAIMAN'S EXTRAORDINARY PERCEPTIONS OF THE MIDWEST.
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DEPICTIONS OF THE MIDWEST BY DRUDE KROG JANSON AND OLË RØLVAAG.
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THE MIDWEST, THE ARTIST, AND THE CRITICS: EDITH WHARTON'S HUDSON RIVER BRACKETED AND THE GODS ARRIVE.
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EAST MEETS (MID)WEST: REPRESSED VIOLENCE AND VIOLENT REPRESSION IN STEPHEN CRANE'S "THE BLUE HOTEL".
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WRITING IN HISTORY'S WAKE: AUDUBON'S PORTRAYAL OF THE MIDWEST IN HIS MISSOURI RIVER JOURNALS.
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ONE BOSTONIAN'S ROMANTIC, REALISTIC, AND MODERN VIEW OF THE MIDWEST: MARGARET FULLER'S SUMMER ON THE LAKES, IN 1843.
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IMAGINING A NEW WEST, A MIDWEST, IN CAROLINE KIRKLAND'S A NEW HOME, WHO'LL FOLLOW?
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PREFACE.
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