Margaret Fuller and her circles
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Durham, N.H. :
University of New Hampshire Press,
c2013.
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Sisdoallologahallan:
- Introduction: Fuller at two hundred / Brigitte Bailey
- Fuller's lawsuit and feminist history / Phyllis Cole
- "Woes of which we know nothing": Fuller and the problem of feminine virtue / John Matteson
- Fuller, feminism, pantheism / Dorri R. Beam
- Margaret Fuller, self-culture, and associationism / David M. Robinson
- "More anon": American socialism and Margaret Fuller's 1848 / Adam-Max Tuchinsky
- Margaret Fuller and antislavery: "a cause identical" / Albert J. von Frank
- Margaret Fuller on music's "everlasting yes": a romantic critic in the romantic era / Megan Marshall
- Sympathy and prophecy: the two faces of social justice in Fuller's New York writing / Jeffrey Steele
- Margaret Fuller and urban life / Robert N. Hudspeth
- Circles around George Sand: Margaret Fuller and the dynamics of transnational reception / Charlene Avallone
- Epilogue. "The measure of my foot-print": Margaret Fuller's unfinished revolution / Mary Kelley.