chapter l  colonial and revolutionary period
��lecture l benjamin franklin and the autobiography
chapter 2 age of romanticism
��lecture 2 washington irving and the sketch book
��lecture 3  nathanial hawthorne and the scarlet letter
��lecture 4 walt whitman and leaves of grass
��lecture 5 edgar allen poe and the raven
chapter 3 age of transcendentalism
��lecture 6 ralph waldo emerson and nature
chapter 4 age of realism
��lecture 7 local colorism and mark twain
chapter 5 age of naturalism  
��lecture 8 theodore dreiser and sister carrie
chapter 6 modern poetry
��lecture 9 imagism and ezra pound
��lecture lo t��s��eliot and the waste land  
chapter 7 modern novels
��lecture ll jazz age and f��scott fitzgerald
��lecture l2 lost generation and ernest hemingway
��lecture l3  southern renaissance and william faulkner
��lecture l4 depression writers and john steinbeck
chapter 8 modern dramas
��lecture l 5 eugene gladstone o'neill and long days journey into the night
��lecture l6 arthur miller and the death of a salesman��
��lecture l7 tennessee williams and a streetcar named desire
chapter 9 contemporary novels  
��lecture l8 beat generation and jack kerouac
��lecture l9 j��d��salinger and the catcher in the rye
��lecture 2o black humor and joseph heller
��lecture 2 1  kurt vonnegut and slaughterhouse��five
��lecture 22 ken kesey and one flew over the cuckoos nest
��lecture 23 donald barthelme and meta��fiction
chapter lo contemporary dramas  
��lecture 24 theatre of absurd and edward albee
chapter ll contemporary poetry
��lecture 25 confessional school and sylvia plath
chapter l2 jewish american writers
��lecture 26 saul bellow and herzo9  
chapter l3 african american literature
��lecture 27 ralph ellison and invisible man
��lecture 28 toni morrison and beloved  
chapter l4 chinese american literature
��lecture 29 maxine hong kingston and the woman warrior
��lecture 3o amy tan and the joy luck club
appendix glossary of literary terms