American literature
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| {{Template}}'''American literature''' refers to written or [[literature|literary work]] produced in the area of the [[United States]] and [[Colonial America]]. It owes a debt to [[European literature]] and [[British literature]] but has a [[unique American style]] and its own [[epic]], the [[Great American Novel]]. | {{Template}}'''American literature''' refers to written or [[literature|literary work]] produced in the area of the [[United States]] and [[Colonial America]]. It owes a debt to [[European literature]] and [[British literature]] but has a [[unique American style]] and its own [[epic]], the [[Great American Novel]]. | ||
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| + | *[[Culture of the United States]] | ||
| *''[[Love and Death in the American Novel]]'' by [[Fiedler]] | *''[[Love and Death in the American Novel]]'' by [[Fiedler]] | ||
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