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Claudia Durst Johnson

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Autobiography, Biography and Diaries, Classical Literature, Cultural History, Drama and Performance Studies - Other, Environmental Studies, Introductory Literary Studies, Literary Studies - Other, North American and Caribbean Literature, Reference, Reference, Reference, United States History

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Daily Life in Colonial New England, Labor and Workplace Issues in Literature, Nineteenth-Century Theatrical Memoirs., Reading Harper Lee, The Social Impact of the Novel, Understanding Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Understanding Melville's Short Fiction, Understanding Of Mice and Men, The Red Pony and The Pearl, Understanding The Call of the Wild, Understanding The Crucible, Understanding The Grapes of Wrath, Understanding The Odyssey, Understanding The Red Badge of Courage, Understanding The Scarlet Letter, Understanding To Kill a Mockingbird, Youth Gangs in Literature

Biography

CLAUDIA DURST JOHNSON is Professor Emeritus at the University of Alabama, where she served as chair of the English Department for twelve years. She is the series editor of the Greenwood Press Literature in Context series, for which she has authored numerous works, including Understanding The Scarlet Letter (1995), Understanding The Crucible (1998) and Understanding The Call of the Wild (2000).
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