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Regeneration Through Violence: The Mythology of the American Frontier, 1600-1860
Author: Richard Slotkin
Year: February 1, 1973
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Language: English



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Regeneration Through Violence The Mythology of the American Frontier 16001860 The book "Regeneration Through Violence: The Mythology of the American Frontier, 1600-1860" by Richard Slotkin offers a comprehensive analysis of the evolution of the American frontier and its impact on the country's cultural identity. The author delves into the social and psychological anxieties of European settlers as they navigated a strange new world, displacing Native Americans and shaping the attitudes and traditions that define American culture. This trilogy, the first in the series, explores the mythology of the American West through popular literature from the 17th, 18th, and early 19th centuries, including captivity narratives, Daniel Boone tales, and works by Hawthorne, Thoreau, and Melville. The book begins with the colonial period, tracing the development of the frontier mythology and its transformation over time. As the European settlers encountered the unfamiliar terrain and indigenous populations, they grappled with fear, violence, and the need for survival. These anxieties were reflected in the popular literature of the era, which often romanticized the idea of the frontier as a place of freedom and opportunity. However, this idealized view obscured the harsh realities of displacement, genocide, and enslavement faced by Native Americans and African Americans.
Регенерация через насилие Мифология американской границы 16001860 Книга «Регенерация через насилие: Мифология американской границы, 1600-1860» Ричарда Слоткина предлагает всесторонний анализ эволюции американской границы и ее влияния на культурную идентичность страны. Автор углубляется в социальные и психологические тревоги европейских поселенцев, когда они ориентировались в странном новом мире, вытесняя коренных американцев и формируя установки и традиции, определяющие американскую культуру. Эта трилогия, первая в серии, исследует мифологию американского Запада через популярную литературу XVII, XVIII и начала XIX веков, включая повествования о пленении, сказки Даниэля Буна и произведения Хоторна, Торо и Мелвилла. Книга начинается с колониального периода, прослеживая развитие пограничной мифологии и её трансформацию с течением времени. Когда европейские поселенцы столкнулись с незнакомой местностью и коренным населением, они боролись со страхом, насилием и необходимостью выживания. Эти тревоги нашли отражение в популярной литературе той эпохи, которая часто романтизировала представление о границе как о месте свободы и возможностей. Однако эта идеализированная точка зрения заслоняла суровые реалии перемещения, геноцида и порабощения, с которыми сталкиваются коренные американцы и афроамериканцы.
Régénération par la violence Mythologie de la frontière américaine 16001860 livre « Régénération par la violence : Mythologie de la frontière américaine, 1600-1860 » de Richard Slotkin propose une analyse complète de l'évolution de la frontière américaine et de son impact sur l'identité culturelle du pays. L'auteur explore les angoisses sociales et psychologiques des colons européens alors qu'ils naviguaient dans un monde nouveau étrange, chassant les Amérindiens et façonnant les attitudes et les traditions qui définissent la culture américaine. Cette trilogie, la première de la série, explore la mythologie de l'Occident américain à travers la littérature populaire des XVIIe, XVIIIe et début du XIXe siècle, y compris les récits de captivité, les contes de Daniel Boon et les œuvres de Hawthorne, Toro et Melville. livre commence par la période coloniale, en suivant l'évolution de la mythologie frontalière et sa transformation au fil du temps. Lorsque les colons européens ont été confrontés à un terrain inconnu et à une population indigène, ils ont lutté contre la peur, la violence et la nécessité de survivre. Ces inquiétudes se sont reflétées dans la littérature populaire de l'époque, qui a souvent romancé la notion de frontière en tant que lieu de liberté et de possibilités. Cependant, ce point de vue idéalisé a occulté les dures réalités de déplacement, de génocide et d'esclavage auxquelles sont confrontés les Amérindiens et les Afro-Américains.
Regeneración a través de la violencia Mitología de la frontera americana 16001860 libro «Regeneración a través de la violencia: Mitología de la frontera americana, 1600-1860» de Richard Slotkin ofrece un análisis exhaustivo de la evolución de la frontera estadounidense y su impacto en la identidad cultural del país. autor profundiza en las ansiedades sociales y psicológicas de los colonos europeos mientras navegaban por el extraño nuevo mundo, desplazando a los nativos americanos y formando actitudes y tradiciones que definen la cultura estadounidense. Esta trilogía, la primera de la serie, explora la mitología del oeste americano a través de la literatura popular de los siglos XVII, XVIII y principios del XIX, incluyendo narraciones de cautiverio, cuentos de Daniel Boone y obras de Hawthorne, Thoreau y Melville. libro comienza con el período colonial, trazando el desarrollo de la mitología fronteriza y su transformación a lo largo del tiempo. Cuando los colonos europeos se enfrentaron a una zona desconocida y a la población indígena, lucharon contra el miedo, la violencia y la necesidad de sobrevivir. Estas inquietudes se reflejaron en la literatura popular de esa época, que a menudo romantizaba la idea de la frontera como un lugar de libertad y oportunidad. n embargo, esta visión idealizada oscureció las duras realidades de desplazamiento, genocidio y esclavitud que enfrentan los nativos americanos y afroamericanos.
Regeneração através da violência da mitologia da fronteira americana 16001860 O livro «Regeneração através da violência: Mitologia da fronteira americana, 1600-1860», de Richard Slotkin, oferece uma análise completa da evolução da fronteira americana e do seu impacto na identidade cultural do país. O autor aprofundou-se nas preocupações sociais e psicológicas dos colonos europeus quando eles se concentravam em um mundo novo estranho, suplantando os nativos americanos e forjando instalações e tradições que definem a cultura americana. Esta trilogia, a primeira da série, explora a mitologia do Ocidente americano através da literatura popular dos séculos XVII, XVIII e XIX, incluindo histórias sobre cativeiros, contos de Daniel Boone e obras de Hawthorne, Toro e Melville. O livro começa no período colonial, traçando o desenvolvimento da mitologia fronteiriça e sua transformação ao longo do tempo. Quando os colonos europeus enfrentaram uma área desconhecida e populações indígenas, lutaram contra o medo, a violência e a necessidade de sobrevivência. Essas preocupações foram refletidas na literatura popular daquela época, que muitas vezes romantizou a visão da fronteira como um lugar de liberdade e oportunidade. No entanto, este ponto de vista idealizado vislumbrou as duras realidades de deslocamento, genocídio e escravidão que os nativos americanos e afro-americanos enfrentam.
Regeneration durch Gewalt Mythologie der amerikanischen Grenze 16001860 Das Buch Regeneration durch Gewalt: Mythologie der amerikanischen Grenze, 1600-1860 von Richard Slotkin bietet eine umfassende Analyse der Entwicklung der amerikanischen Grenze und ihrer Auswirkungen auf die kulturelle Identität des Landes. Der Autor taucht tief in die sozialen und psychologischen Ängste der europäischen edler ein, während sie sich in einer seltsamen neuen Welt orientieren, die amerikanischen Ureinwohner verdrängen und die Einstellungen und Traditionen prägen, die die amerikanische Kultur definieren. Diese Trilogie, die erste in einer Reihe, untersucht die Mythologie des amerikanischen Westens durch populäre Literatur des 17., 18. und frühen 19. Jahrhunderts, einschließlich Erzählungen über Gefangenschaft, Geschichten von Daniel Boone und Werke von Hawthorne, Thoreau und Melville. Das Buch beginnt mit der Kolonialzeit und zeichnet die Entwicklung der Grenzmythologie und ihre Transformation im Laufe der Zeit nach. Als europäische edler mit unbekanntem Terrain und indigener Bevölkerung konfrontiert wurden, kämpften sie mit Angst, Gewalt und der Notwendigkeit zu überleben. Diese Ängste spiegelten sich in der populären Literatur jener Zeit wider, die oft die Vorstellung von der Grenze als Ort der Freiheit und der Möglichkeiten romantisierte. Diese idealisierte chtweise verdeckte jedoch die harten Realitäten von Vertreibung, Völkermord und Versklavung, mit denen Indianer und Afroamerikaner konfrontiert sind.
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Şiddet Yoluyla Yenilenme Amerikan Sınırının Mitolojisi 16001860 Richard Slotkin'in "Şiddet Yoluyla Yenilenme: Amerikan Sınırının Mitolojisi, 1600-1860'adlı kitabı, Amerikan sınırının evriminin ve ülkenin kültürel kimliği üzerindeki etkisinin kapsamlı bir analizini sunar. Yazar, Avrupalı yerleşimcilerin yeni ve garip bir dünyada gezinirken, Yerli Amerikalıları yerinden ederken ve Amerikan kültürünü tanımlayan tutum ve gelenekleri şekillendirirken sosyal ve psikolojik kaygılarını araştırıyor. Serinin ilk üçlemesi olan bu üçleme, 17., 18. ve 19. yüzyılın başlarındaki popüler edebiyat aracılığıyla Amerikan Batı mitolojisini, esaret anlatıları, Daniel Boone'un masalları ve Hawthorne, Thoreau ve Melville'in eserleri de dahil olmak üzere araştırıyor. Kitap, sınır mitolojisinin gelişimini ve zaman içindeki dönüşümünü izleyen sömürge dönemi ile başlıyor. Yabancı arazi ve yerli nüfuslarla karşı karşıya kaldıklarında, Avrupalı yerleşimciler korku, şiddet ve hayatta kalma ihtiyacı ile mücadele ettiler. Bu kaygılar, genellikle sınır kavramını bir özgürlük ve fırsat yeri olarak romantikleştiren dönemin popüler edebiyatına yansıdı. Bununla birlikte, bu idealize edilmiş görüş, Yerli Amerikalıların ve Afrikalı Amerikalıların karşılaştığı yerinden edilme, soykırım ve köleleştirmenin sert gerçeklerini gizledi.
التجديد من خلال العنف أساطير الحدود الأمريكية 16001860 يقدم كتاب «التجديد من خلال العنف: أساطير الحدود الأمريكية، 1600-1860» لريتشارد سلوتكين تحليلاً شاملاً لتطور الحدود الأمريكية وتأثيرها على الهوية الثقافية للبلد. يتعمق المؤلف في المخاوف الاجتماعية والنفسية للمستوطنين الأوروبيين أثناء تنقلهم في عالم جديد غريب، مما أدى إلى تشريد الأمريكيين الأصليين وتشكيل المواقف والتقاليد التي تحدد الثقافة الأمريكية. تستكشف هذه الثلاثية، وهي الأولى في السلسلة، أساطير الغرب الأمريكي من خلال الأدب الشعبي للقرون السابع عشر والثامن عشر وأوائل القرن التاسع عشر، بما في ذلك روايات الأسر وحكايات دانيال بون وأعمال هوثورن وثورو وملفيل. يبدأ الكتاب بالفترة الاستعمارية، ويتتبع تطور أساطير الحدود وتحولها بمرور الوقت. عندما واجه المستوطنون الأوروبيون تضاريس غير مألوفة وسكان أصليون، عانى المستوطنون الأوروبيون من الخوف والعنف والحاجة إلى البقاء على قيد الحياة. انعكست هذه المخاوف في الأدب الشعبي في ذلك العصر، والذي غالبًا ما جعل مفهوم الحدود مكانًا للحرية والفرص. ومع ذلك، فإن هذه النظرة المثالية حجبت الحقائق القاسية للتشرد والإبادة الجماعية والاستعباد التي يواجهها الأمريكيون الأصليون والأمريكيون الأفارقة.

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