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Contents Introduction: Islands and the Narrating of Possession 1. Monarchs of All They Survey 2. Disciplined Islands: White Fatherhood, Homosocial Masculinity, and Law 3. Voracious Cannibals, Rapacious Pirates, and Threats of Counterincorporation 4. "Falling to the Lowest Degree of Brutishness": Wild Men, Monsters, and the Bestial Taint 5. Island Parodies and Crusoe Pantomimes: Resistance from Within 6. The U.S. Island Fantasy, or Cast Away with Gilligan Acknowledgments Notes Works Cited Index
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Islands in literature.
English fiction -- History and criticism.
English fiction -- English-speaking countries -- History and criticism.
Castaways in literature.
Imperialism in literature.
Cannibalism in literature.
Pirates in literature.
Monsters in literature.
Psychology in literature.
Psychoanalysis and literature.