Romantic Indians and Colonial Politics: the Case of Thomas Campbell Symbiosis 2.1 203-224
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Author: Timothy Fulford
Pages: 25
Timothy Fulford's essay explores the representation of Native Americans in Thomas Campbell's work, particularly focusing on the colonial politics surrounding the poet's era. The essay delves into how Campbell's portrayal of Native Americans was influenced by contemporary travel writings and political narratives, highlighting the tension between the romanticized image of the "noble savage" and the realities of colonial exploitation and warfare.
Author: Timothy Fulford
Pages: 25
Timothy Fulford's essay explores the representation of Native Americans in Thomas Campbell's work, particularly focusing on the colonial politics surrounding the poet's era. The essay delves into how Campbell's portrayal of Native Americans was influenced by contemporary travel writings and political narratives, highlighting the tension between the romanticized image of the "noble savage" and the realities of colonial exploitation and warfare.
Essay Excerpt
"Campbell's anecdote encapsulates the tensions and anxieties that will be my subject in this essay."
