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Special Issue Introduction: 1620, Interrupted

Special Issue Introduction: 1620, Interrupted <p>Abstract:</p><p>The year 1620 has long stood as a key date, in public memory and in early American studies. But, in some ways, the mythology surrounding 1620 and Plymouth&apos;s founding is in the midst of interruption. This special issue offers approaches to reframing, rearranging, and resituating 1620, in ways that challenge Pilgrim-centric mythologies, restore Indigenous histories, and invite scholarly reflection on the early seventeenth century&apos;s long legacy, in Wampanoag country and beyond.</p> http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Early American Literature University of North Carolina Press

Special Issue Introduction: 1620, Interrupted

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<p>Abstract:</p><p>The year 1620 has long stood as a key date, in public memory and in early American studies. But, in some ways, the mythology surrounding 1620 and Plymouth&apos;s founding is in the midst of interruption. This special issue offers approaches to reframing, rearranging, and resituating 1620, in ways that challenge Pilgrim-centric mythologies, restore Indigenous histories, and invite scholarly reflection on the early seventeenth century&apos;s long legacy, in Wampanoag country and beyond.</p>

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Early American Literature – University of North Carolina Press

Published: Feb 10, 2021

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