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Edwards and the Transition to Enlightenment

By Cyrus Patell - NYU

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Featuring discussions of Raymond Williams's model of culture; Edward Taylor; Jonathan Edwards; Benjamin Franklin; George Whitefield; and the Great Awakening.

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Introduction

Introduction

Cyrus Patell

Moby-Dick (I)

Moby-Dick (I)

Cyrus Patell

The Literature of Settlement

The Literature of Settlement

Cyrus Patell

American Puritanism (I)

American Puritanism (I)

Cyrus Patell

American Puritanism (III)

American Puritanism (III)

Cyrus Patell

American Neoclassicism

American Neoclassicism

Cyrus Patell

Edwards and the Transition to Enlightenment

Edwards and the Transition to Enlightenment

Cyrus Patell

The American Enlightenment

The American Enlightenment

Cyrus Patell

American Gothic (I)

American Gothic (I)

Cyrus Patell

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