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Bert Hitchcock; Eugene Current-Garcia; Virginia M. Kouidis
Language: English
Published by Longman (edition 7), 2002
- Softcover
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- Title
- American Short Stories (7th Edition)
- Author
- Bert Hitchcock; Eugene Current-Garcia; Virginia M. Kouidis
- Publisher
- Longman (edition 7)
- Publication year
- 2002
- Condition
- Fair
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0321080564
- ISBN 13
- 9780321080561
- Edition
- 7.
American Short Stories offers a discriminating collection of both canonical and recent stories in a brief anthology made all the more flexible by its streamlined apparatus.
While retaining its historical thrust, chronological organization, and attention to “classic” works, the new seventh edition of American Short Stories features more contemporary stories, a greater representation of writers from diverse ethnic backgrounds, and more contextual information.
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From the Back Cover
- An enriched, powerful selection of stories from classic and contemporary authors. Of the sixty selected stories making up this anthology, sixteen are new to the eighth edition and nine are new authors.
- A new selection of contemporary stories is given an historical section of their own.
- New and improved Suggestions for Discussion and Writing features encourage meaningful class discussion and stimulate writing.
- Increased representation of cultural diversity with attention to race, ethnicity, gender, region, and individual social and cultural concerns.
- Enhanced Introductions and Headnotes make use of an author's own words to place the author in relation to his or her time, to other writers, and to American literary history.
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