Making the American Self

Auteur: Howe, Daniel Walker (Rhodes Professor of American History, Emeritus, Rhodes Professor of American History, Emeritus, Oxford University)
Editeur: Oxford University Press Inc
Many early Americans sought the opportunity to "make something of themselves"-not only to choose an occupation but to fulfill their potential, to engage in "self-improvement." This book reconstructs their project from the time of Jonathan Edwards and Benjamin Franklin to that of Abraham Lincoln, Margaret Fuller, and Frederick Douglass.
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Many early Americans sought the opportunity to "make something of themselves"-not only to choose an occupation but to fulfill their potential, to engage in "self-improvement." This book reconstructs their project from the time of Jonathan Edwards and Benjamin Franklin to that of Abraham Lincoln, Margaret Fuller, and Frederick Douglass.
ISBN / EAN 9780195387896
Auteur Howe, Daniel Walker (Rhodes Professor of American History, Emeritus, Rhodes Professor of American History, Emeritus, Oxford University)
Editeur Oxford University Press Inc