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American Literature--volume II
This volume was notable upon its release for its iconoclastic approach, intentionally moving away from a singular, Anglo-derived canon to embrace a more pluralistic and multicultural view of American literary history.
The editors sought to challenge rigid, successive periodization in literary history, aiming instead to highlight diverse voices and alternative genealogies that were frequently marginalized in earlier academic anthologies.



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Ambrose Bierce
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