Narratives of Nostalgia, Gender and Nationalism

Acknowledgements - List of Contributors - Introduction - The Future of Nostalgia in Friedrich Schlegel's Gender Theory: Casting German Aesthetics Beyond Ancient Greece and Modern Europe; J.Steinwand - Writing Historically, Speaking Nostalgically: The Competing Languages of Nation in Scott's The Bride of Lammermoor; J.Sorensen - From Nation of Virtue to Virtual Nation: Washington Irving and American Nationalism; W.Sondey - The Birthing of the American Flag and the Invention of an American Founding Mother in the Image of Betsy Ross; J.Menezes - Mother India Through the Ages: the Dilemma of Conflicting Subjectivities; S.Sawhney - Willa Cather, Origin, and American Modernism; J.N.Swift - Scripting Woman into the Discourse of Nostalgia: Gender and the Nation State; H.Chari - Female Sacrifice: Gender and Nostalgic Nationalism in Rebecca West's Black Lamb and Grey Falcon; L.Stec - Where Are the Missing Contents?: Post-Modernism, Gender, and the Canon; E.G.Friedman - Remembering D-Day: A Case History in Nostalgia; J.Pickering - Index