Wilderness Views: Nature as Other, Self, and Enterprise in American Culture c.1776-1900

The following research papers were written by students in the 1995 seminar, "Wilderness Views: Nature as Other, Self, and Enterprise in American Culture c.1776-1900" under the supervision of Professor Janice Simon.

• "Pioneers, Prisoners, Pilgrims, and Promoters," by Samantha Inness Ker
• "The Lady in the Landscape: The Feminine Wildernesses of Thomas Cole and Alfred Jacob Miller," by Carolyn M. Kiley
• "Across the Great Corillera," by Suzanne Campbell
• "Grizzly Adams: The nature of an Enterprising Mountain Man," by Kurt R. Stanley
• "Awaiting a Reformed Earth: Millerism and Millenialism in Jacksonian America," by ames McCartin
• "Moral Tales: The Child in Garden and Wood," by Christina C. Chmielewski
• "The Music of Nature: "Idlewild," N.P. Willis and the American Gothic Residence," by Joseph P. Cornish
• "God Against the Indians," Alexander Nguyen
• "Santa Fe: The American Conquest of the Southwest or "How the West was Won"," by Mardi Garcia
• "The Nature of the "Real" American Landscape: Yosemite and Yellowstone as Painted by Albert Bierstadt and Thomas Moran," by Eric Eyles