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Texas Studies in Literature and Language

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Editor’s Note

Kurt Heinzelman

pp. 217-218

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1. The Nothing That Is

Anthony Channell Hilfer

pp. 222-234

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2. Rhetoric and the Real in Mount Ktaadn’s Encounter with Thoreau

Anthony Channell Hilfer

pp. 235-247

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3. Nature as Protagonist in “The Open Boat”

Anthony Channell Hilfer

pp. 248-257

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4. A Passion for the Desert: Bill Broyles, Sunshot; Charles Bowden, Inferno; Edward Abbey, Desert Solitaire

Anthony Channell Hilfer

pp. 258-269

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5. Small Figures in Large Landscapes

Anthony Channell Hilfer

pp. 270-283

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6. Blowback

Anthony Channell Hilfer

pp. 284-297

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Preface

Anthony Channell Hilfer

pp. 220-221

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ISSN	1534-7303
Print ISSN	0040-4691
Launched on MUSE	2012-05-12
Open Access	No

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