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Lincoln's Smile demonstrates why Alan Trachtenberg has been the leading scholar in American studies for more than four decades. --Casey Nelson Blake, Columbia University Alan Trachtenberg has always been interested in cultural artifacts that register meanings and feelings that Americans share even when they disagree about them. Some of the most beloved ones--like the famous last photograph of Abraham Lincoln, taken at the time of his second inaugural--are downright puzzling, and it is their obscure, riddlelike aspects that draw his attention in the scintillating essays of Lincoln's Smile and Other Enigmas . With matchless authority, Trachtenberg moves from daguerreotypes to literary texts to subjects as diverse as Louis Sullivan's Auditorium Building, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the early works of Lewis Mumford.
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"After you readLincoln's Smile, certain pictures and poetry and prose you took for granted are gone, for they are not the same after Alan Trachtenberg has had a good look at them. He has been teaching usÂ--over many years and in many idiomsÂ--how to see our world anew without letting vision stand in for all our senses. These essays remind us of how good a teacher he has been." Â--James Livingston, Rutgers University "For forty years, Alan Trachtenberg has been writing some of the most thoughtful cultural history and criticism on either side of the Atlantic. He has been especially adept at melding expressive forms too often kept apartÂ--photography, imaginative literature, the urban built environment. It is a boon to our self-understanding to have these fine essays between two covers at last." Â--Jackson Lears, author ofSomething for Nothing: Luck in America "Lincoln's Smiledemonstrates why Alan Trachtenberg has been the leading scholar in American studies for more than four decades. His work is not only cultural history but cultural criticism of the highest order. In his essays on literature, photography, and architecture, he builds a bridge from the prophetic writings of Walt Whitman, Van Wyck Brooks, Lewis Mumford, and Constance Rourke to our own perilous moment, daring us to imagine a more democratic horizon in the future." Â--Casey Nelson Blake, Columbia University "Alan Trachtenberg is an eminent survivor of the now-dying discipline of American Studies.Lincoln's Smile and Other Enigmasmovingly links Trachtenberg to the tradition that goes from Walt Whitman to Hart Crane and Walker Evans. That tradition is vital to whatever cultural eminence our nation may yet hope to retain." Â--Harold Bloom, "After you read Lincoln's Smile , certain pictures and poetry and prose you took for granted are gone, for they are not the same after Alan Trachtenberg has had a good look at them. He has been teaching us--over many years and in many idioms--how to see our world anew without letting vision stand in for all our senses. These essays remind us of how good a teacher he has been." --James Livingston, Rutgers University "For forty years, Alan Trachtenberg has been writing some of the most thoughtful cultural history and criticism on either side of the Atlantic.He has been especially adept at melding expressive forms too often kept apart--photography, imaginative literature, the urban built environment.It is a boon to our self-understanding to have these fine essays between two covers at last." --Jackson Lears, author of Something for Nothing: Luck in America " Lincoln's Smile demonstrates why Alan Trachtenberg has been the leading scholar in American studies for more than four decades. His work is not only cultural history but cultural criticism of the highest order. In his essays on literature, photography, and architecture, he builds a bridge from the prophetic writings of Walt Whitman, Van Wyck Brooks, Lewis Mumford, and Constance Rourke to our own perilous moment, daring us to imagine a more democratic horizon in the future." --Casey Nelson Blake, Columbia University "Alan Trachtenberg is an eminent survivor of the now-dying discipline of American Studies. Lincoln's Smile and Other Enigmas movingly links Trachtenberg to the tradition that goes from Walt Whitman to Hart Crane and Walker Evans. That tradition is vital to whatever cultural eminence our nation may yet hope to retain." --Harold Bloom, Alan Trachtenberg is an eminent survivor of the now-dying discipline of American Studies. Lincoln's Smile and Other Enigmas movingly links Trachtenberg to the tradition that goes from Walt Whitman to Hart Crane and Walker Evans. That tradition is vital to whatever cultural eminence our nation may yet hope to retain., Lincoln's Smile demonstrates why Alan Trachtenberg has been the leading scholar in American studies for more than four decades. His work is not only cultural history but cultural criticism of the highest order. In his essays on literature, photography, and architecture, he builds a bridge from the prophetic writings of Walt Whitman, Van Wyck Brooks, Lewis Mumford, and Constance Rourke to our own perilous moment, daring us to imagine a more democratic horizon in the future., For forty years, Alan Trachtenberg has been writing some of the most thoughtful cultural history and criticism on either side of the Atlantic. He has been especially adept at melding expressive forms too often kept apart--photography, imaginative literature, the urban built environment. It is a boon to our self-understanding to have these fine essays between two covers at last., "After you read Lincoln's Smile , certain pictures and poetry and prose you took for granted are gone, for they are not the same after Alan Trachtenberg has had a good look at them. He has been teaching us--over many years and in many idioms--how to see our world anew without letting vision stand in for all our senses. These essays remind us of how good a teacher he has been." --James Livingston, Rutgers University "For forty years, Alan Trachtenberg has been writing some of the most thoughtful cultural history and criticism on either side of the Atlantic. He has been especially adept at melding expressive forms too often kept apart--photography, imaginative literature, the urban built environment. It is a boon to our self-understanding to have these fine essays between two covers at last." --Jackson Lears, author of Something for Nothing: Luck in America " Lincoln's Smile demonstrates why Alan Trachtenberg has been the leading scholar in American studies for more than four decades. His work is not only cultural history but cultural criticism of the highest order. In his essays on literature, photography, and architecture, he builds a bridge from the prophetic writings of Walt Whitman, Van Wyck Brooks, Lewis Mumford, and Constance Rourke to our own perilous moment, daring us to imagine a more democratic horizon in the future." --Casey Nelson Blake, Columbia University "Alan Trachtenberg is an eminent survivor of the now-dying discipline of American Studies. Lincoln's Smile and Other Enigmas movingly links Trachtenberg to the tradition that goes from Walt Whitman to Hart Crane and Walker Evans. That tradition is vital to whatever cultural eminence our nation may yet hope to retain." --Harold Bloom, "After you read "Lincoln's Smile," certain pictures and poetry and prose you took for granted are gone, for they are not the same after Alan Trachtenberg has had a good look at them. He has been teaching us--over many years and in many idioms--how to see our world anew without letting vision stand in for all our senses. These essays remind us of how good a teacher he has been." --James Livingston, Rutgers University "For forty years, Alan Trachtenberg has been writing some of the most thoughtful cultural history and criticism on either side of the Atlantic. He has been especially adept at melding expressive forms too often kept apart--photography, imaginative literature, the urban built environment. It is a boon to our self-understanding to have these fine essays between two covers at last." --Jackson Lears, author of "Something for Nothing: Luck in America" ""Lincoln's Smile" demonstrates why Alan Trachtenberg has been the leading scholar in American studies for more than four decades. His work is not only cultural history but cultural criticism of the highest order. In his essays on literature, photography, and architecture, he builds a bridge from the prophetic writings of Walt Whitman, Van Wyck Brooks, Lewis Mumford, and Constance Rourke to our own perilous moment, daring us to imagine a more democratic horizon in the future." --Casey Nelson Blake, Columbia University "Alan Trachtenberg is an eminent survivor of the now-dying discipline of American Studies. "Lincoln's Smile and Other Enigmas" movingly links Trachtenberg to the tradition that goes from Walt Whitman to Hart Crane and Walker Evans. That tradition is vital to whatever cultural eminence our nation may yet hope toretain." --Harold Bloom, "After you read Lincoln ' s Smile, certain pictures and poetry and prose you took for granted are gone, for they are not the same after Alan Trachtenberg has had a good look at them. He has been teaching us -- over many years and in many idioms -- how to see our world anew without letting vision stand in for all our senses. These essays remind us of how good a teacher he has been."& -- James Livingston, Rutgers University "For forty years, Alan Trachtenberg has been writing some of the most thoughtful cultural history and criticism on either side of the Atlantic.& He has been especially adept at melding expressive forms too often kept apart -- photography, imaginative literature, the urban built environment.& It is a boon to our self-understanding to have these fine essays between two covers at last."& -- Jackson Lears, author of Something for Nothing: Luck in America & " Lincoln ' s Smile demonstrates why Alan Trachtenberg has been the leading scholar in American studies for more than four decades. His work is not only cultural history but cultural criticism of the highest order. In his essays on literature, photography, and architecture, he builds a bridge from the prophetic writings of Walt Whitman, Van Wyck Brooks, Lewis Mumford, and Constance Rourke to our own perilous moment, daring us to imagine a more democratic horizon in the future."& & & & & -- Casey Nelson Blake, Columbia University "Alan Trachtenberg is an eminent survivor of the now-dying discipline of American Studies. Lincoln ' s Smile and Other Enigmas movingly links Trachtenberg to the tradition that goes from Walt Whitman to Hart Crane and Walker Evans. That tradition is vital to whatever cultural eminence our nation may yet hope to retain." -- Harold Bloom, After you read Lincoln's Smile , certain pictures and poetry and prose you took for granted are gone, for they are not the same after Alan Trachtenberg has had a good look at them. He has been teaching us--over many years and in many idioms--how to see our world anew without letting vision stand in for all our senses. These essays remind us of how good a teacher he has been., ""Lincoln's Smile" demonstrates why Alan Trachtenberg has been the leading scholar in American studies for more than four decades. His work is not only cultural history but cultural criticism of the highest order. In his essays on literature, photography, and architecture, he builds a bridge from the prophetic writings of Walt Whitman, Van Wyck Brooks, Lewis Mumford, and Constance Rourke to our own perilous moment, daring us to imagine a more democratic horizon in the future." --Casey Nelson Blake, Columbia University "Alan Trachtenberg is an eminent survivor of the now-dying discipline of American Studies. "Lincoln's Smile and Other Enigmas" movingly links Trachtenberg to the tradition that goes from Walt Whitman to Hart Crane and Walker Evans. That tradition is vital to whatever cultural eminence our nation may yet hope to retain." --Harold Bloom, "After you read Lincoln's Smile , certain pictures and poetry and prose you took for granted are gone, for they are not the same after Alan Trachtenberg has had a good look at them. He has been teaching us--over many years and in many idioms--how to see our world anew without letting vision stand in for all our senses. These essays remind us of how good a teacher he has been." -- James Livingston, Rutgers University "For forty years, Alan Trachtenberg has been writing some of the most thoughtful cultural history and criticism on either side of the Atlantic. He has been especially adept at melding expressive forms too often kept apart--photography, imaginative literature, the urban built environment. It is a boon to our self-understanding to have these fine essays between two covers at last." -- Jackson Lears, author of Something for Nothing: Luck in America " Lincoln's Smile demonstrates why Alan Trachtenberg has been the leading scholar in American studies for more than four decades. His work is not only cultural history but cultural criticism of the highest order. In his essays on literature, photography, and architecture, he builds a bridge from the prophetic writings of Walt Whitman, Van Wyck Brooks, Lewis Mumford, and Constance Rourke to our own perilous moment, daring us to imagine a more democratic horizon in the future." -- Casey Nelson Blake, Columbia University "Alan Trachtenberg is an eminent survivor of the now-dying discipline of American Studies. Lincoln's Smile and Other Enigmas movingly links Trachtenberg to the tradition that goes from Walt Whitman to Hart Crane and Walker Evans. That tradition is vital to whatever cultural eminence our nation may yet hope to retain." --Harold Bloom, "After you readLincoln's Smile, certain pictures and poetry and prose you took for granted are gone, for they are not the same after Alan Trachtenberg has had a good look at them. He has been teaching us--over many years and in many idioms--how to see our world anew without letting vision stand in for all our senses. These essays remind us of how good a teacher he has been." --James Livingston, Rutgers University "For forty years, Alan Trachtenberg has been writing some of the most thoughtful cultural history and criticism on either side of the Atlantic. He has been especially adept at melding expressive forms too often kept apart--photography, imaginative literature, the urban built environment. It is a boon to our self-understanding to have these fine essays between two covers at last." --Jackson Lears, author ofSomething for Nothing: Luck in America "Lincoln's Smiledemonstrates why Alan Trachtenberg has been the leading scholar in American studies for more than four decades. His work is not only cultural history but cultural criticism of the highest order. In his essays on literature, photography, and architecture, he builds a bridge from the prophetic writings of Walt Whitman, Van Wyck Brooks, Lewis Mumford, and Constance Rourke to our own perilous moment, daring us to imagine a more democratic horizon in the future." --Casey Nelson Blake, Columbia University "Alan Trachtenberg is an eminent survivor of the now-dying discipline of American Studies.Lincoln's Smile and Other Enigmasmovingly links Trachtenberg to the tradition that goes from Walt Whitman to Hart Crane and Walker Evans. That tradition is vital to whatever cultural eminence our nation may yet hope to retain." --Harold Bloom, "After you read "Lincoln' s Smile," certain pictures and poetry and prose you took for granted are gone, for they are not the same after Alan Trachtenberg has had a good look at them. He has been teaching us-- over many years and in many idioms-- how to see our world anew without letting vision stand in for all our senses. These essays remind us of how good a teacher he has been." -- James Livingston, Rutgers University "For forty years, Alan Trachtenberg has been writing some of the most thoughtful cultural history and criticism on either side of the Atlantic. He has been especially adept at melding expressive forms too often kept apart-- photography, imaginative literature, the urban built environment. It is a boon to our self-understanding to have these fine essays between two covers at last." -- Jackson Lears, author of "Something for Nothing: Luck in America" ""Lincoln' s Smile" demonstrates why Alan Trachtenberg has been the leading scholar in American studies for more than four decades. His work is not only cultural history but cultural criticism of the highest order. In his essays on literature, photography, and architecture, he builds a bridge from the prophetic writings of Walt Whitman, Van Wyck Brooks, Lewis Mumford, and Constance Rourke to our own perilous moment, daring us to imagine a more democratic horizon in the future." -- Casey Nelson Blake, Columbia University "Alan Trachtenberg is an eminent survivor of the now-dying discipline of American Studies. "Lincoln' s Smile and Other Enigmas" movingly links Trachtenberg to the tradition that goes from WaltWhitman to Hart Crane and Walker Evans. That tradition is vital to whatever cultural eminence our nation may yet hope to retain." -- Harold Bloom, "After you read Lincoln's Smile , certain pictures and poetry and prose you took for granted are gone, for they are not the same after Alan Trachtenberg has had a good look at them. He has been teaching us--over many years and in many idioms--how to see our world anew without letting vision stand in for all our senses. These essays remind us of how good a teacher he has been." --James Livingston, Rutgers University "For forty years, Alan Trachtenberg has been writing some of the most thoughtful cultural history and criticism on either side of the Atlantic. He has been especially adept at melding expressive forms too often kept apart--photography, imaginative literature, the urban built environment. It is a boon to our self-understanding to have these fine essays between two covers at last." --Jackson Lears, author of Something for Nothing: Luck in America " Lincoln's Smile demonstrates why Alan Trachtenberg has been the leading scholar in American studies for more than four decades. His work is not only cultural history but cultural criticism of the highest order. In his essays on literature, photography, and architecture, he builds a bridge from the prophetic writings of Walt Whitman, Van Wyck Brooks, Lewis Mumford, and Constance Rourke to our own perilous moment, daring us to imagine a more democratic horizon in the future." --Casey Nelson Blake, Columbia University "Alan Trachtenberg is an eminent survivor of the now-dying discipline of American Studies. Lincoln's Smile and Other Enigmas movingly links Trachtenberg to the tradition that goes from Walt Whitman to Hart Crane and Walker Evans. That tradition is vital to whatever cultural eminence our nation may yet hope to retain." --Harold Bloom, "Alan Trachtenberg is an eminent survivor of the now-dying discipline of American Studies. "Lincoln's Smile and Other Enigmas" movingly links Trachtenberg to the tradition that goes from Walt Whitman to Hart Crane and Walker Evans. That tradition is vital to whatever cultural eminence our nation may yet hope to retain." --Harold Bloom
Table of Content
1 Mirror in the Marketplace: American Responses to the Daguerreotype, 1839-51 2 Mute Romance: Stories of a Daguerreotype 3 Seeing and Believing: Hawthorne's Reflections on the Daguerreotype in The House of the Seven Gables 4 Lincoln's Smile: Ambiguities of the Face in Photography 5 Photographs as Symbolic History 6 Whitman's Lesson of the City 7 Reading the Gilded Age City 8 Horzatio Alger's Ragged Dick 9 The Form of Freedom in Adventures of Huckleberry Finn 10 Experiments in Another Country: Stephen Crane's City Sketches 11 Civic Idealism in Stone: Louis Sullivan's Auditorium Building 12 Mumford in the 1920s: The Historian as Artist 13 Brooklyn Bridge as a Cultural Text 14 Photography/Cinematography 15 The FSA File: From Image to Story 16 Walker Evans's Fictions of the South 17 W. Eugene Smith's Pittsburgh: Rumors of a City 18 Realms of Shadow: Film Noir and the City 19 Things on Film: Wright Morris's Fields of Vision
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