American Road Narrative: A Brief History

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American Road Narrative: A Brief History

The American road narrative, a personal story told through physical movement, is derived from a long line of written journey pieces from all around the world, which simply started as flat retellings of voyages. The personal accounts in these more contemporary American travel stories have either positive (redemptive) or negative (contaminative) outcomes, but what has more significance is the overarching theme of rebellion, and its place within normativity.

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Record Origin: American Road Narrative: A Brief History

Record Creation Date: 2021-03-12

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Title: American Road Narrative: A Brief History

Persons: Capewell, Cassandra

Resource Type: Thesis/Dissertation

Date Created: 2015-04-20T00:00:00.000-05:00

Decade: 2010s

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Language: English

Extent and Media: PDF/OCR ; .081 MB

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Subject LCSH: Conformity; Expectation (Psychology); Literature--History; Mass media; Motion pictures--History; Road narrative; Social mores and expectations

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Collection Title: Distinction in the Field: Senior Theses

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