Aesthetic materialism: electricity and American Romanticism

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Contents Introduction: The Word 000 1.Idealist Aesthetics and the Republican Telegraph 000 2. Aesthetic Electricity 000 3. Frederick Douglass's Electric Words: Aesthetic Politics and the Limits of Identification 000 4. Mad Filaments: Walt Whitman's Aesthetic Body Telegraphic 000 Conclusion: Aesthetic Electricity Caged 000 Notes 000 Works Cited 000 Index 000

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