Poetry
Part 1  American Poetry of the Colonial Period:
    The Poetry of Elizabethan Initiative, Ingenuity, and
    Democracy
  Chapter 1  Anne Bradstreet
    To My Dear and Loving Husband
  Chapter 2  Philip Freneau
    The Wild Honey Suckle
    The Indian Burying Ground
Part 2  American Poetry of Romantic Period:
    The Witness of Growth, Independence and Originality
  Chapter 1  William Cullen Bryant
    To a Waterfowl
  Chapter 2  Edgar Allan Poe
    To Helen
    Annabel Lee
  Chapter 3  Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
    A Psalm of Life
    The Tide Rises, the Tide Falls
  Chapter 4  Walt Whitman
    O Captain! My Captain!
    Cavalry Crossing a Ford
    I Hear America Singing
  Chapter 5  Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
    Success
    Wild Nights-Wild Nights
    IDied for Beauty
    I Heard a Fly buzz-When I died
    Because I Could Not Stop for Death
Part 3  American Poetry of the Modernist Period: The Search for Impersonality, Objectivity and Distillation
  Chapter 1  Edwin Arlington Robinson
    Richard Cory
  Chapter 2  Robert Frost
    The Road Not Taken
    Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening
    Fire and Ice
  Chapter 3  Stephen Crane
    Black Riders Came from the Sea
    A Man Said to the Universe
  Chapter 4  Carl Sandburg
    Fog
    Grass
  Chapter 5  Wallace Stevens
    Anecdote of the Jar
    The Snow Man
  Chapter 6  William Carlos Williams
    The Red Wheelbarrow
  Chapter 7  Ezra Pound
    In a Station of the Metro
    A Pact
  Chapter 8  Hilda Doolittle
    Oread
    Helen
  Chapter 9  Edward Estlin Cummings
    L(a
Part 4  American Poetry of Contemporary Times: The Disruption of Authority; the Coming of All-embracing
  Chapter 1  James Mercer Langston Hughes
    The Negro Speaks of Rivers
    Dreams
    Words like Freedom
    Warning
  Chapter 2  Theodore Huebner Roethke
    My Papa's Waltz
  Chapter 3  Elizabeth Bishop
    The Fish
  Chapter 4  The Confessional School: Robert Lowell
    Skunk Hour
  Chapter 5  The Beat School: Allen Ginsberg
Novel
Part 1  American Novel of Romanticism Period:
    The Concern for Humanitarian Reforms and National Morality
  Chapter 1  Washingtonlrving
    Rip Van Winkle
  Chapter 2 James Fenimore Cooper
    The Last of the Mohicans
  Chapter 3  EdgarAllan Poe
    The Fall of the House of Usher
  Chapter 4  Nathaniel Hawthorne
    Scarlet Letter
  Chapter 5  Herman Melville
    Moby Dick
Part 2  American Novel of Realism Period:
    The Rendering of the Ordinary, Commonplace and the Low
  Chapter 1  Mark Twain
    The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
  Chapter 2  Henry James
    The Portrait of a Lady
Part 3  American Novel of Naturalism Period:
    Dismissing the Validity of Comforting Moral Truths and
    Presenting the Extreme Life
  Chapter 1  Stephen Crane
    The Open Boat
  Chapter 2  Theodore Dreiser
    Sister Carrie
  Chapter 3  Frank Norris
  Chapter 4  Sherwood Anderson
    Winesburg, Ohio
  Chapter 5  Jack London
    The Call of the Wild
Part 4  American Novel of Modernism Period: The Experience of Horrors and the Lost in Faith
  Chapter 1  Willa Cather
  Chapter 2  Sinclair Lewis
    Babbitt
  Chapter 3  Francis Scott Fitzgerald
    The Great Gatsby
  Chapter 4  William Faulkner
    The Sound and the Fury
  Chapter 5  Ernest Hemingway
    The Sun Also Rises
  Chapter 6  John Ernst Steinbeck
    The Grapes of Wrath
Part 5  American Novel Since 1945: The Normalization of Chaos and Absurdity
  Chapter 1  Vladimir Nabokov
  Chapter 2  SaulBellow
    Herzog
  Chapter 3  Jerome David Salinger
    The Cather in the Rye
  Chapter 4  JackKerouac
    On the Road
  Chapter 5  Kurt Vonnegut
  Chapter 6  FlanneryO'Connor
  Chapter 7  Thomas Pynchon
  Chapter 8  John Updike
  Chapter9  Ken Kesey
Part 6  American Multiethnic Novel Since 1945: Boiling of the Melting Pot
  Chapter 1  Richard Wright
  Chapter 2  Ralph Ellison
    Invisible Man
  Chapter 3