Authors Series
A curated collection of series focusing on the contributions and techniques of celebrated authors.
Mohicans: Introduction
A critical introduction to James Fenimore Cooper's frontier epic, framing it as a foundational myth that codifies the central contradictions of American identity.
Pride and Prejudice Guide
An in-depth, multi-part study guide series for university-level students analyzing Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, exploring themes, characters, and literary devices.
Walden: Introduction
This series analyzes Henry David Thoreau's Walden not as a simple nature memoir, but as a systematic critique of the logic of the emerging market economy, offering a counter-manual for a deliberate life.
Welcome to the Highlands
An overview of this scholarly series on Sir Walter Scott’s epic poem, arguing that it functions as a deliberate act of cultural engineering.
Why Crusoe Endures
An introduction to our series on Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe, framing the novel as a cultural 'operating system' that encoded the logic of modernity.