Captive selves, captivating others : the politics and poetics of colonial American captivity narratives

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• List of Maps and Figures = ⅸ
• Chronology of Events, 1576-1776 = xi
• Preface and Acknowledgments = xiii
• A Note on the Text = xvii
• 1 Introduction : Captivity As Convergent Practice and Selective Tradition = 1
• Identity, Alterity, and the Process of Typification = 3
• Scholarly Traditions of Captivity = 9
• The Politics and Poetics of Captivity : An Overview = 13
• Notes = 15
• 2 Indian Captives, English Captors, 1576-1622 = 19
• European Devourers and Their Prey = 20
• Kidnapping Tokens and Informants : Frobisher's Inuit Captives = 23
• Capturing Allies and Enemies : Tisquantum, Alias Squanto = 32
• Notes = 37
• 3 Captivity and Hostage-Exchange in Powhatan's Domain, 1607-1624 = 43
• A Christian for a Savage : The Middle Ground of Hostage-Exchange = 43
• The Captivity and Transformation of John Smith = 48
• The Captivity and Typification of Pocahontas = 63
• Captivity, Conquest, and Resistance = 70
• Notes = 71
• 4 The Politics and Poetics of Captivity in New England, 1620-1682 = 77
• Indigenous and Convergent Captivity Practices = 78
• Metacom's War, Wetamo's Grievances, and the of Mary Rowlandson = 83
• Wilderness Trials : A Gentlewoman's Conversion Narrative = 96
• Captivity, Servitude, and Authority = 103
• Notes = 106
• 5 Seduction, Redemption and the Typification of Captivity, 1675-1707 = 115
• To Live Like Heathen : The Two Hannahs = 118
• Texts Written in Blood : Cotton Mather and the Production of Meaning = 128
• Redeemed and Unredeemed Captives : John and Eunice Williams = 135
• Typification, subordination, and the Limits of Hegemony = 143
• Notes = 145
• 6 Captive Ethnographers, 1699-1736 = 151
• Shared Substance, Shared Light : The Dickinson and Hanson Narratives = 152
• Manners and Customs : The Transculturated Captive = 166
• Notes = 172
• 7 Captivity and Colonial Structures of Feeling, 1744-1776 = 177
• Providence and Sentiment in the Mid-Eighteenth Century = 178
• Horrifying Matters of Fact : The Production of Savagery and Heroism = 192
• Conclusion : The Selective Tradition of Captivity = 200
• Notes = 206
• Appendix : Bibliography of British and British Colonial Captivity Narratives, 1682-176 = 211
• References = 219
• Index = 253