Landscape and ideology in American renaissance literature

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The notoriously elusive and ambiguous atmosphere of Hawthorne's colonial New England fiction, in which "objects" seem to start "away with almost ghostly indistinctness" and setting so often becomes murky and "confused," remains a misunderstood - if widely discussed - dimension of Hawthorne's craft.

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