Edinburgh Critical Studies in Law, Literature and the Humanities Ser.: ...

Edinburgh University Press

Explore the fascinating evolution of corporate identity in 19th-century America with "The Corporation in the Nineteenth-Century American Imagination" by Stefanie A. Mueller. This insightful hardback delves into how the concept of the corporation was perceived and shaped within the American cultural landscape during this pivotal era. Mueller, an Adjunct Professor at the Institute of English, offers a scholarly yet accessible examination of the literary and social forces that influenced the understanding of corporate power and influence. Discover how novels, essays, and public discourse contributed to the public's imagination of what the corporation represented. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in American history, cultural studies, and the sociology of business. Key aspects explored in this book include: * The changing perception of corporate power in the 19th century. * The role of literature in shaping the American imagination of corporations. * Cultural and social contexts influencing corporate identity. * Scholarly analysis by Stefanie A. Mueller.