HR job title
- Retired Distinguished Professor
- Contact Info
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Reynolds, Larry University Distinguished Professor
Positions
- Distinguished Professor, English, College of Arts and Sciences
My name is Larry J. Reynolds, and my work is focused on Nineteenth-Century American Literature and Culture. My books may be found at:
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Publications
selected publications
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academic article
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Reynolds, L. J.
(2021).
Melville and the "Woe that is Madness". South Central Review.
38(2-3), 133-137.
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Reynolds, L. J., & von Frank, A. J.
(2011).
Emerson, John Brown, and Transcendental Idealism: A Colloquy. South Central Review.
28(2), 31-56.
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Reynolds, L. J.
(2004).
The Cimeter's 'sweet' edge: Thoreau, contemplation, and violence. Nineteenth-Century Prose.
31(2), 51-74.
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Reynolds, L. J.
(2003).
The challenge of cultural relativity: The case of Hawthorne. Esq -Pullman-.
49(1-3), 129-147.
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Reynolds, L. J.
(2000).
Prospects for the study of Margaret Fuller. Resources for American Literary Study.
26(2), 139-158.
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Reynolds, L. J.
(1997).
American cultural iconography: Vision, history, and the real. American Literary History.
9(3), 381-395.
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Reynolds, L. J.
(1996).
The literature of labor and the labors of literature: Allegory in Nineteenth-century American fiction - Weinstein,C. American Literature.
68(4), 856-857.
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REYNOLDS, L. J.
(1995).
MINERVA AND THE MUSE - A LIFE OF FULLER,MARGARET - VONMEHREN,J. JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY.
82(3), 1210-1211.
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REYNOLDS, L. J.
(1991).
HAWTHORNE AND EMERSON IN THE 'OLD MANSE'. Studies in the Novel.
23(1), 60-81.
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REYNOLDS, L. J.
(1989).
THE AMERICAN HISTORICAL ROMANCE - DEKKER,G. Studies in the Novel.
21(1), 98-99.
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REYNOLDS, L. J.
(1988).
THE REPRESENTATION OF THE SELF IN THE AMERICAN RENAISSANCE - STEELE,J. American Literature.
60(4), 664-665.
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REYNOLDS, L. J.
(1988).
THOREAU ALTERNATIVE HISTORY - CHANGING PERSPECTIVES ON NATURE, CULTURE, AND LANGUAGE - BURBICK,J. American Quarterly.
40(3), 403-408.
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REYNOLDS, L. J.
(1987).
1848 AND THE ORIGINS OF 'LEAVES OF GRASS'. American Transcendental Quarterly.
1(4), 291-299.
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REYNOLDS, L. J.
(1985).
HAWTHORNE SECRET, AN UN-TOLD TALE - YOUNG,P. American Literature.
57(4), 662-663.
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REYNOLDS, L. J.
(1985).
THE 'SCARLET LETTER' AND REVOLUTIONS ABROAD + HAWTHORNE. American Literature.
57(1), 44-67.
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REYNOLDS, L. J.
(1980).
KINGS AND COMMONERS IN 'MOBY-DICK'. Studies in the Novel.
12(2), 101-113.
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REYNOLDS, L. J.
(1978).
ENLIGHTENING DARKNESS - THEME AND STRUCTURE IN WELTY,EUDORA 'LOSING BATTLES'. Journal of Narrative Theory.
8(2), 133-140.
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REYNOLDS, L. J.
(1976).
ANTIDEMOCRATIC EMPHASIS IN 'WHITE-JACKET'. American Literature.
48(1), 13-28.
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REYNOLDS, L. J.
(1976).
MELVILLE USE OF 'YOUNG GOODMAN BROWN'. American Transcendental Quarterly.
12-14.
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Reynolds, L. J.
(2021).
Melville and the "Woe that is Madness". South Central Review.
38(2-3), 133-137.
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book
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Reynolds, L. J.
(2022).
The Routledge Introduction to American Renaissance Literature. Routledge.
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Reynolds, L. J.
(2011).
Righteous violence: Revolution, slavery, and the American renaissance. University of Georgia Press.
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Reynolds, L. J.
(2010).
Devils and Rebels The Making of Hawthorne's Damned Politics
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Reynolds, L. J.
(2001).
A Historical Guide to Nathaniel Hawthorne. Oxford University Press on Demand.
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Reynolds, L. J.
(1988).
European Revolutions and the American Literary Renaissance. Yale University Press.
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Reynolds, L. J.
(1984).
James Kirke Paulding. Twayne Pub.
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Reynolds, L. J.
(2022).
The Routledge Introduction to American Renaissance Literature. Routledge.
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chapter
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Reynolds, L. J.
(2018).
Slavery and the Civil War. NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE IN CONTEXT.
(pp. 57-67).
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Kucich, J. J.
(2017).
Native America. Henry David Thoreau in Context.
(pp. 196-204).
Cambridge University Press.
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Reynolds, L. J.
(2017).
Warrior Culture. HENRY DAVID THOREAU IN CONTEXT.
(pp. 205-215).
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Reynolds, L. J.
(2014).
Hawthorne and the Historical Romance. Kennedy, J. G., & Person, L. S. (Eds.),
The American Novel to 1870.
(pp. 278-293).
Oxford University Press (UK).
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Reynolds, L. J.
(2007).
Righteous violence: The Roman republic and Margaret Fuller's revolutionary example. Margaret Fuller: Transatlantic Crossings in a Revolutionary Age.
(pp. 172-192).
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Reynolds, L. J.
(2007).
The Cimeters "Sweet" Edge: Thoreau, Contemplation, and Violence. Walls, L. D., & Petrulionis, S. H. (Eds.),
More Day to Dawn Thoreau's Walden for the Twenty-first Century.
(pp. 60-81).
Univ of Massachusetts Press.
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Reynolds, L. J.
(2005).
Strangely ajar with the human race: Hawthorne, slavery, and the question of moral responsibility. Bell, M. (Eds.),
Hawthorne and the Real: Bicentennial Essays.
(pp. 40-69).
Ohio State University Press.
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Reynolds, L. J.
(2004).
Hawthornes Labors In Concord. Millington, R. H. (Eds.),
The Cambridge Companion to Nathaniel Hawthorne.
(pp. 10-34).
Cambridge University Press (CUP).
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Reynolds, L. J.
(2018).
Slavery and the Civil War. NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE IN CONTEXT.
(pp. 57-67).
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conference paper
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REYNOLDS, L. J.
(1980).
PAULDING,JAMES,KIRKE THEORY OF FICTION. 115-115.
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REYNOLDS, L. J.
(1980).
PAULDING,JAMES,KIRKE THEORY OF FICTION. 115-115.
editor of
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book
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Reynolds, L. J., & Hutner, G.
(2000).
National Imaginaries, American Identities The Cultural Work of American Iconography
Reynolds, L. J. (Eds.),
Princeton University Press.
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Fuller, M., & Reynolds, L. J.
(1998).
Woman in the Nineteenth Century An Authoritative Text, Backgrounds, Criticism
Reynolds, L. J. (Eds.),
W. W. Norton.
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Cox, J. N., & Reynolds, L. J.
(1993).
New Historical Literary Study Essays on Reproducing Texts, Representing History
Reynolds, L. J. (Eds.),
Princeton University Press.
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Fuller, M.
(1991).
These Sad But Glorious Days Dispatches from Europe, 1846-1850
Reynolds, L. J., & Smith, S. B. (Eds.),
Yale University Press.
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Reynolds, L. J., & Hutner, G.
(2000).
National Imaginaries, American Identities The Cultural Work of American Iconography
Reynolds, L. J. (Eds.),
Princeton University Press.
Teaching
teaching activities
- ENGL227 Hnr-am Lit Begin To Civil War Instructor
- ENGL373 Am Realism & Naturalism Instructor
- ENGL375 19th Cent Amer Novel Instructor
- ENGL396 Studies American Lit Instructor
- ENGL415 St In A Major Author Instructor
- ENGL485 Directed Studies Instructor
- ENGL497 Hnr-independent Honors Studies Instructor
- ENGL671 Readngs Amer Lit To 1900 Instructor
- ENGL672 Topcs Am Lit/cul To 1900 Instructor
- ENGL691 Research Instructor
- ENGL691 Research Instructor
Works By Students
chaired theses and dissertations
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Furuya, Kohei (2015-05). Translation and Nation: The Question of Identity in the American Renaissance.
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Lawrence, Nicholas M. (2010-10). Riding Waves of Dissent: Counter-Imperial Impulses in the Age of Fuller and Melville.
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Park, Joon (2012-10). From Transcendental Subjective Vision to Political Idealism: Panoramas in Antebellum American Literature.
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Trninic, Marina (2013-08). Blackening Character, Imagining Race, and Mapping Morality: Tarring and Feathering in Nineteenth Century American Literature.
Background
education and training
- Ph.D. in English, Duke University - (Durham, North Carolina, United States) 1974
- M.A. in English, The Ohio State University - (Columbus, Ohio, United States) 1971
- B.S. in Aerospace Engineering, University of Cincinnati - (Cincinnati, Ohio, United States) 1966
awards and honors
- Traditional Fulbright Scholarship, conferred by Council for International Exchange of Scholars - (Washington D.C., District of Columbia, United States), 2000
- Contemplative Practice Fellowships, conferred by American Council of Learned Societies - (New York, New York, United States), 1998
- Summer Stipends Awards, conferred by National Endowment for the Humanities - (Washington D.C., District of Columbia, United States), 1988
Contact
first name
- Larry
has last name
- Reynolds
mailing address
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Texas A&M University
English
4227 TAMU
College Station, TX 77843-4227
USA
Other
- ljr@tamu.edu