|
The University of Wisconsin Press book
series
WISCONSIN STUDIES IN AUTOBIOGRAPHY
William L. Andrews, General
Editor
During recent decades, the study of autobiography
has come increasingly to the forefront of literary, cultural,
and historical scholarship. In addition to its long-recognized
value as a social and cultural document, autobiography now claims
our attention as an index to the ways in which people conceive
of and recreate history itself. Autobiography has become one
of the chief challengers to standard notions of the literary
canon. This series promotes the growth of autobiography studies
in and across a variety of humanistic disciplines by publishing
original work that employs a wide range of critical approaches
to and definitions of first-person writing. In addition to original
scholarly work, the series includes editions of primary texts
that make a significant contribution to the tradition of autobiographical
writing.
Please send all inquiries, and book proposals to: wandrews@email.unc.edu
Titles
in the Wisconsin Studies in Autobiography series:
Arranged by title
Note: If a link is not available, book may be still in stock,
contact 773-702-7000 between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Central
Time, Monday through Friday. (This is the number for our Chicago,
Illinois distribution center, in the United States.)
American Autobiography
Retrospect and Prospect
Edited by Paul John Eakin
ISBN 0-299-12784-2 Paper - limited copies remaining
American Lives
An Anthology of Autobiographical Writing
Edited by Robert F. Sayre
ISBN 0-299-14240-X Cloth - limited copies remaining
ISBN 0-299-14244-2 Paper - limited copies remaining
American Women's Autobiography
Fea(s)ts of Memory
Edited with an introduction by Margo Culley
ISBN 0-299-13294-3 Paper - limited copies remaining
Authority and Alliance in the Letters
of Henry Adams
Joanne Jacobson
ISBN 0-299-13444-X Paper - limited copies remaining
The Autobiographical
Documentary in America
Jim Lane
ISBN 0-299-17650-9 Cloth
ISBN 0-299-17654-1 Paper
The Blind African
Slave
Or Memoirs of Boyrereau Brinch, Nicknamed Jeffrey Brace
Jeffrey Brace; as told to Benjamin F. Prentiss, Esq.
Edited and with an introduction by Kari J. Winter
ISBN 0-299-20140-6 Cloth
ISBN 0-299-20144-9 Paper
Campaigns of
Curiosity
Journalistic Adventures of an American Girl in Late Victorian
London
Elizabeth L. Banks; Introduction by Mary Suzanne Schriber and
Abbey Zink
ISBN 0-299-18940-6 Cloth
ISBN 0-299-18944-9 Paper
Caribbean Autobiography
Cultural Identity and Self-Representation
Sandra Pouchet Paquet
ISBN 0-299-17690-8 Cloth
ISBN 0-299-17694-0 Paper
Diaries of
Girls and Women
A Midwestern American Sampler
Edited by Suzanne L. Bunkers
ISBN 0-299-17220-1 Cloth
ISBN 0-299-17224-4 Paper
The Diary of Caroline Seabury, 1854–1863
Caroline Seabury; Edited with an Introduction by Suzanne L. Bunkers
ISBN 0-299-12870-9 Cloth - limited copies remaining
ISBN 0-299-12874-1 Paper - limited copies remaining
The Education
of a WASP
Lois Mark Stalvey
ISBN 0-299-11974-2 Paper
The Examined Self
Benjamin Franklin, Henry Adams, Henry James
Robert F. Sayre
ISBN 0-299-11644-1 Paper - very limited copies remaining
Forbidden Family
A Wartime Memoir of the Philippines, 1941–1945
Margaret Sams; Edited by Lynn Z. Bloom
ISBN 0-299-12144-5 Paper
Harriet Tubman
The Life and the Life Stories
Jean M. Humez
ISBN 0-299-19120-6 Cloth
How I Became
a Human Being
A Disabled Man's Quest for Independence
Mark O'Brien, with Gillian Kendall
ISBN 0-299-18430-7 Cloth
Illumination
and Night Glare
The Unfinished Autobiography of Carson McCullers
Carson McCullers; Edited by Carlos L. Dews
ISBN 0-299-16440-3 Cloth
ISBN 0-299-16444-6 Paper
Intensely Family
The Inheritance of Family Shame and the Autobiographies of Henry
James
Carol Holly
ISBN 0-299-14720-7 Cloth - limited copies remaining
ISBN 0-299-14724-X Paper - limited copies remaining
Journeys in New Worlds
Early American Women's Narratives
Edited by William L. Andrews, Sargent Bush, Jr., Annette Kolodny,
Amy Schrager Lang, and Daniel B. Shea
ISBN 0-299-12584-X Paper
Jumping the
Line
The Adventures and Misadventures of an American Radical
William Herrick
With an Introduction by Paul Berman
ISBN 0-299-15790-3 Cloth
The Life and
Adventures of Henry Bibb
An American Slave
Henry Bibb
With a new introduction by Charles J. Heglar
ISBN 0-299-16890-5 Cloth
ISBN 0-299-16894-8 Paper
Livin' the
Blues
Memoirs of a Black Journalist and Poet
Frank Marshall Davis
Edited, with an Introduction by John Edgar Tidwell
ISBN 0-299-13500-4 Cloth
ISBN 0-299-13504-7 Paper
The Living of Charlotte Perkins Gilman
An Autobiography
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
With a Foreword by Zona Gale and an Introduction by Ann J. Lane
ISBN 0-299-12744-3 Paper - limited copies remaining
The Making
of a Chicano Militant
Lessons from Cristal
José Angel Gutiérrez
ISBN 0-299-15984-1 Paper
Mark Twain's
Own Autobiography
The Chapters from the North American Review
Mark Twain
Edited by Michael Kiskis
ISBN 0-299-12544-0 Paper
Maverick Autobiographies
Women Writers and the American West, 1900–1936
Cathryn Halverson
ISBN 0-299-19720-4 Cloth
My Generation
Collective Autobiography and Identity Politics
John Downton Hazlett
ISBN 0-299-15780-6 Cloth
ISBN 0-299-15784-9 Paper
My History, Not Yours
The Formation of Mexican American Autobiography
Genaro M. Padilla
ISBN 0-299-13970-0 Cloth - limited copies remaining
ISBN 0-299-13974-3 Paper - limited copies remaining
Native American Autobiography
An Anthology
Edited by Arnold Krupat
ISBN 0-299-14020-2 Cloth
ISBN 0-299-14024-5 Paper
People of the
Book
Thirty Scholars Reflect on Their Jewish Identity
Jeffrey Rubin-Dorsky and Shelley Fisher Fishkin
ISBN 0-299-15010-0 Cloth
ISBN 0-299-15014-3 Paper
Recovering
Bodies
Illness, Disability, and Life Writing
G. Thomas Couser
With a Foreword by Nancy Mairs
ISBN 0-299-15560-9 Cloth
ISBN 0-299-15564-1 Paper
Rosa
The Life of an Italian Immigrant
Marie Hall Ets
With a Foreword by Rudolph Vecoli and a new Introduction by Helen
Barolini
ISBN 0-299-16254-0 Paper
The Text Is
Myself
Womenís Life Writing and Catastrophe
Miriam Fuchs
ISBN 0-299-19064-1 Paper
Voices Made
Flesh
Performing Women's Autobiography
Edited by Lynn C. Miller, Jacqueline Taylor, and M. Heather Carver
ISBN 0-299-18424-2 Paper
Who Am I?
An Autobiography of Emotion, Mind, and Spirit
Yi-Fu Tuan
ISBN 0-299-16660-0 Cloth
Witnessing Slavery
The Development of Ante-Bellum Slave Narratives
Frances Smith Foster
With a New Introduction
ISBN 0-299-14214-0 Paper - limited copies remaining
The Woman in
Battle
The Civil War Narrative of Loreta Janeta Velazquez, Cuban Woman
and Confederate Soldier
Loreta Janeta Velazquez
Introduction by Jesse Alemán
ISBN 0-299-19420-5 Cloth
ISBN 0-299-19424-8 Paper
A Woman's Civil War
A Diary with Reminiscences of the War, from March 1862
Cornelia Peake McDonald
Edited, with an Introduction by Minrose C. Gwin
ISBN 0-299-13264-1 Paper - limited copies remaining
Women, Autobiography, Theory
A Reader
Edited by Sidonie Smith and Julia Watson
ISBN 0-299-15840-3 Cloth
ISBN 0-299-15844-6 Paper
The Zea Mexican
Diary
7 September 1926–7 September 1986
Kamau Brathwaite
Foreword by Sandra Pouchet Paquet
ISBN 0-299-13640-X Cloth
ISBN 0-299-13644-2 Paper
Click here to leave our Web site and go
to the Wisconsin Studies in Autobiography Web site WSA
Web site
|
