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Introduction - Cathy N. Davidson & Jessamyn Anne HatcherPart One:CanonsSeparate Spheres, Female Worlds, Woman's Place: The Rhetoric of Women'sHistory - Linda K. Kerber (University of Iowa)'My Sister! My Sister!': TheRhetoric of Catharine Sedgwick's Hope Leslie - Judith Fetterley(SUNY-Albany)Herman Melville, Wife Beating and the Written Page - ElizabethRenker (Ohio State University)Contradictory Impulses: Maria Ampara Ruiz deBurton, Resistance Theory and the Politics of Chicano/a Studies - Jose F.Aranda (Rice University)Sex, Class and 'Category Crisis': Reading Jewett'sTransitivity - Marjorie Pryse (SUNY-Albany)Part Two: Domesticity Undone: CaseStudiesManifest Domesticity - Amy Kaplan (Mount Holyoke College)Passingthrough the Closet in Pauline E. Hopkins's Contending Forces - SiobhanSomerville (Purdue University)Constructing the Black Masculine: FrederickDouglass, Booker T. Washington and the Sublimits of African AmericanAutobiography - Maurice Wallace (Duke University)Native Daughters in thePromised Land: Gender, Race and the Question of Separate Spheres - You-mePark & Gayle Wald (George Washington University)Part Three: PublicSentimentPoor Eliza - Lauren Berlant (University ofChicago)Representative/Democracy: Presidents, Democratic Management and theUnfinished Business of Male Sentimentalism - Dana D. Nelson (University ofKentucky)Fathers, Sons, Sentimentality and the Color-line: TheNot-Quite-Separate Spheres of W. E. B. Du Bois and Ralph Waldo Emerson - PaulRyan Schneider (San Diego State University)'Few of our seed ever came up atall': A Dialogue on Hawthorne, Delany and the Work of Affect in VisionaryUtopia - Christopher Newfield (University of Santa Barbara) & MelissaSolomon (Duke University)