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American Lit: Little Woman-The Call of the Wild
$49.95

(Win95/98/3.1/Mac) (Paper Sleeve) (ALLITTLEDJ)

Reference/Literature

Ages: 10 to adult

American Literary History. Uses the backdrop of America's turmoil over slavery and the growing Abolitionist movement to focus on the Transcendentalists and those influenced by them. Discover eminent writers of that time - including Whitman, Hawthorne, and Melville - who were not associated with the Transcendentalist Movement or the social issues preceding the Civil War, but who were instead part of the American Renaissance.

American Literature:  Times, Life & Works of Walt Whitman
$49.95

 (Win95/Win3.1/Mac) (Jewel Case) (ALWHITMDJ)

Reference/Literature

Ages: 10 to adult

Learn What Inspired the Father of Free Verse

What is Whitman's most famous work? What did Whitman think was necessary for the salvation of the world? Understand why the poetry of Walt Whitman still has relevance and meaning to people today. You'll examine selected excerpts from Whitman's landmark work, Leaves of Grass, and see how they illustrate the poet's love of nature and diversity, the spiritual aspects of democracy, the uniqueness of the individual, and the extraordinariness of even the commonplace.

        View over 400 images, many full screen
        Hear 29+ minutes of self-playing presentations
        Print out images in full color or save to your clipboard
        Includes a dictionary and concise encyclopedia on the disc

American Literature: Ernest Hemingway [1899-1961]
$49.95

 (Win95/98/3.1/Mac) (Paper Sleeves) (ALHEMINGDJ)

Reference/Literature

Ages: 10 to adult

American Literature. The Time, Life, & Works of Ernest Hemingway reveals the creative genius of Hemingway the author and the philosophy of Hemingway the man. It traces his literary career through his writings during the aftermath of World War I, of the American expatriates in Paris, and of his experiences in World War II. Themes of love, fear, death, courage, defeat, war, and tragedy, and his unique narrative style are explored. His life is chronicled, from his birth in Oak Park, Illinois, in 1899 to his receipt of the Nobel Prize for literature in 1954, to his tragic suicide in 1961

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