A History of American Literature

Index 881

In Cold Blood (Capote),

701–702

In Country (Mason), 595

In Our Time (Hemingway),

410–411, 412

In Search of Our Mothers’

Gardens (Walker),

672–673

In the American Tree, 723

In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel

(Williams), 687

In the Heart of the Heart of the

Country (Gass), 573

In the Heart of the Valley of

Love (Kadohata), 774

In the Lake of the Woods

(O’Brien), 704

“In the Land of the Free”

(Eaton), 306

In the Midst of Life (Bierce),

259–260

In the Presence of Fear

(Berry), 796

In the Presence of the Sun

(Momaday), 783

In the Tennessee Mountains

(Murfree), 242

“In the Waiting Room”

(Bishop), 551

In This Our Life (Glasgow),

332–333

“Incident” (Cullen), 493

Incident at Vichy (Miller), 682

Incidents in the Life of a

Slave Girl (Jacobs),

130–133, 134

“Independence” (Fern), 158

Independence Day (Ford),

586, 587

India Christiana (Mather), 47

Indian Boyhood (Eastman),

296

“The Indian Burying

Ground” (Freneau), 78

“Indian Camp”

(Hemingway), 410–411

Indian Lawyer (Welch), 787

The Indian Princess (Barker),

421

The Indian Today (Eastman),

296

“The Indian’s Welcome to the

Pilgrim Fathers”

(Sigourney), 199–200

Indians (Kopit), 689

individualism

postwar, 522, 528

individualism: literary

treatments

Brautigan, 638

Chopin, 244–247

Cooper, 98

cummings, 390–392

DeLillo, 585–586

Dickinson, 217–218

Dos Passos, 409–410

Ellison, 652–653

Emerson, 114, 115–119

Fuller, 119–121

H. D., 362–363

Hawthorne, 180–181

James, 263, 265–266

Jeffers, 356–358

Kesey, 638–640

Moore, 385, 390

naturalists, 272, 273–275,

280

Poe, 107

Thoreau, 121–126

Twain, 227–229

Whitman, 209–212

Williams, 376

see also self-help

Infants of the Spring

(Thurman), 478, 484

Infinite Jest (Foster Wallace),

718

“Information to Those Who

Would Remove to

America” (Franklin), 62

Inge, William, 688–689

Ingraham, Prentiss, 503

Inhumanism, 355, 357–358

injustice, social: literary

treatments

20th century, 319

naturalists, 270–273, 277,

278–279

radicals, 446–462

Steinbeck, 464–466

see also African-Americans;

immigrant experience;

Native Americans; race

issues and relations;

slavery

innocence

and the past, 231

Twain on, 228

The Innocents Abroad

(Twain), 224, 225

insanity, see mental illness

“Inscription for the Entrance

to a Wood” (Bryant), 202

The Interesting Narrative of

the Life of Olaudah

Equiano (Equiano),

73–74

Interrogations at Noon

(Gioia), 629–630

Inuit people, 13

Invisible Man (Ellison),

652–653, 658

Irigaray, Luce, 720

Irish immigrants, 88

literary treatments,

299–300

The Iron Heel (London),

278–279

Iron John (Bly), 545

Ironweed (Kennedy), 586

Iroquois people

and French, 17

stories, 27

The Irresponsibles (MacLeish),

451

Irving, John, 718–719

Irving, Washington, 92–95,

137

Irwin, Mark, 819

Is 5 (cummings), 363

Ishmael (Moby-Dick), 185,

186, 187, 188

Islam, and African-

Americans, 640, 656

An Island Like You (Cofer), 759

Islands in the Stream

(Hemingway), 411

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