1st Edition
Captivity Literature and the Environment Nineteenth-Century American Cross-Cultural Collaborations
Prologue: Taking off the Moccasin Flower and Putting on the Lady's Slipper: Indian Removal and the Natural Environment in the Nineteenth Century
Chapter 1: Redemption Deferred: American Captivity Narratives as Environmental Literature
Chapter 2: The Great Slide: Mary Jemison's Ruptured Narrative
Chapter 3: Scientific and Sympathetic Collaboration: Edwin James and John Tanner
Chapter 4: All Along the Watch Tower: Life of Black Hawk as a Counter Captivity Narrative
Chapter 5: Communitist Narratives of Exile and Restoration
Biography
Kyhl D. Lyndgaard is Director of First Year Seminar and Writing Centers at St. John's University, Collegeville, MN, USA.
