Hirsch, E. D., Jr., Cultural Literacy, 666
Historical narrative: García Márquez and, 618; postmodern, 533
Historical novels, 15 -18, 252; Twain and, 256; West Indies, 598 -99
— romances: Cooper and, 58; Jamaican, 590 -91; nineteenth century, 112, 158, 257 -63; by women, 119 20, 123 -24
Historiographic metafiction: Canadian, 565; postmodernism and, 522, 705
History, xiii; collective sense, 514; Latin American, reevaluation of, 607 -9; postbellum fiction and, 157; postmodernism and, 538 -39, 714 -16, 718 -19, 721
Hobsbawm, Eric, 197
Hobson, Laura Z., Gentleman's Agreement, 490
Hodge, Merle, 605; Crick Crack Monkey, 595
Hodgin, Jack, Invention of the World, 565
Hofstadter, Richard, 488
Holleran, Andrew, Dancer from the Dance, 549
Holmes, John Clellon, Go, 492
Holocaust novels, 403
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Holt, Hamilton, editor, The Life Stories of Undistinguished Americans as Told by Themselves, 384
Home: expatriate, 654; and identity, 651 -52; social reform and, 238 -39; work in, nineteenth century, 52
Homestead strike, 158
Homophobia, of Hemingway, 321
Homosexuality: Baldwin and, 496; Cather and, 279 -80; Latin America, 627, 629 -31; literature of, 544 -57; post-World War II, 501 -2
Hood, Hugh, The New Age, 566
Hooks, Bell, 695
Hopedale Community, 133
Hopkins, Pauline, 159, 267, 273 -75, 282, 283, 784; Contending Forces, 273-75; Hagar's Daughter, 274; Of One Blood, 274-75; Winona, 274
Horgan, Paul, 784- 85; Far from Cibola, 443; Whitewater, 443
Horkheimer, Max, 210
Hospital, Janette Turner, 567
Hostility, in naturalist fiction, 202
Hough, Emerson, The Covered Wagon, 446
House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC), 486
Housewives, post- World War II novels of, 506 -7
Howe, E. W., 438; The Story of a Country Town, 255
Howe, Irving, 395
Howells, William Dean, 27, 158, 188, 196, 385, 785; Annie Kilburn, 23233; A Hazard of New Fortunes, 168, 183 -84, 233 -34, 466; influences on, 271 -72; 'Mr.James's Later Work,' 271; and realism, 161, 168, 181 -82; and regional fiction, 250; The Rise of Silas Lapham, 157, 182 -87; Through the Eye of the Needle, 168; A Traveler from Altruria, 168
How-to manuals, novels as, 51, 69
Hughes, Langston, 322, 422; Not Without Laughter, 421
Hugo, Richard, 462
Hulme, T. E., 317, 318
Human body, detective fiction and, 375 -76
Human reciprocity, sociological view, 190
Hum-ishu-ma (Mourning Dove), 170 71, 273, 280 -82, 283, 455; Cogewea, the Half-Blood, 280-82; Coyote Stories, 282
Humor: Canadian, 560 -61; Caribbean, 601 -2; Southwestern, 55
Humphrey, William, 461
Hurst, Fannie, 386
Hurston, Zora Neale, 268, 322, 421 25, 785; 'The Eatonville Anthology,' 422; Jonah's Gourd Vine, 422, 423; Moses, Man of the Mountain, 423; Mules and Men, 421- 22; Their Eyes Were Watching God, 348, 422, 423- 24
Hutcheon, Linda, 522, 565, 585; Study of Contemporary English-Canadian Fiction, 583
Huxley, Aldous, 451
Hyperreality, 483 -84
Idealization: of negroes, 91; Poe and, 94 -95; of women, slavery and, 102
Ideas, avant-garde, 729
Identity, 29, 202 -3; Cable and, 243 44; cultural, minority fiction and, 503 -5; hiding of, 278; home and, 651- 52; homosexual, 551 -55; Jewish, 403; literature of, post-World War II, 509; of Mukherjee, 673 -74; naming and, 675; negotiation of, 652 -53; novels of, 494; postcolonial, 649, 659 -61; primitive, views of, 264; racism and, 187; society and, 485–509; Stein and, 212; Twain and, 246
— national, 242; African American, 248; American, 27, 408 -9; Canadian, 565; Caribbean, 588 -90, 603, 604 -5; Connecticut Yankee and, 257; Latin American, 608, 613; Native American, 43; racism and, 263; regionalism and, 251
— racial, 106, 409, 435 -36; Hurston and, 423; in slave narratives, 38
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Ideology: American, formula fiction and, 358 -59; Caribbean, 589; of domesticity, 115 -17, 118; and fiction, 50; realism and, 522; science fiction and, 363 -64; of slavery, Poe and, 102; Stein and, 213 -15; of technology, 467; of Western fiction, 369
I'll Take My Stand: The South and the Agrarian Tradition by Twelve Southerners, 415
Imagery: in Chesnutt's realism, 180; sexual, James and, 165
Imagination: African Americans and, 105; in autobiography, 45; Hawthorne and, 75–77; James and, 163, 166 -67; in Native American autobiography, 44; Poe and, 77–80; reading and, 543 -45; realist fiction and, 187, 199
Imagism, 317
Immigrant women, 269; suffragists and, 126; as writers, 273
Immigration, 380 -81; Britain and, 653; Catholic, fear of, 146 -47; democratization of laws, 406; and literary market, 49; Mukherjee and, 672 73; nineteenth century, 158, 268; race and, 92; and regionalism, 251; sociology and, 192; twentieth century, 408, 409. See also Migrations — novels of, 382–406, 403 -4, 653, 660 -65, 674 -77; Canadian, 574 75; reform novels, 236 -38; Scandinavian, 389; Westerns, 441; West Indian, 595, 600 -602
Imperialism: American, 259 -60, 654; literature of, 650, 658; Norris and, 263; post-Civil War, 248 -49; technology and, 469 -70
Inclusion, cultural, 519 -20
Income from writing, 681 -82, 689
Indian captivity narratives, 31 -33
Indians. See Native Americans Indigenista novels, 611
Individual experience, realist fiction, 199
Individualism: American, 359; autobiography and, 27; Bellow and, 497; capitalism and, 344; communism and, 353; in detective fiction, 374; Du Bois and, 208; Hemingway and, 321; mid-twentieth century, 485, 489 -94; Native Americans and, 43; post-World War II, 486 -87; and social control, 195 -96; sociology and, 193; and technology, 469; type categories and, 191; working class and, 333
Individuality, Stein and, 212 -13
Industrialism, 285, 465 -66
Industrialization of Canada, 570
Industrial reform, 227 -28, 232 -33; Sinclair's The Jungle and, 237 -38
Industry, realist novels of, 223 -26
Inés de la Cruz, Sor Juana, 624
