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2r36tx3482f	Aleksandra Hernandez	Patterns of Experience: Pragmatism, Perception, and Cultural Cognition in Modern American Literature	1904		.txt	text/plain	179	4	16	Patterns of Experience: Pragmatism, Perception, and Cultural Cognition in Modern American Literature, tracks experience-based forms of mimesis in the writing of Herman Melville, Henry David Thoreau, Ernest Hemingway, and Zora Neale Hurston. From Melville's depiction of machine-mediated modes of perception in European navigational practices, to Hurston's pragmatist epistemology in which her subjective, participatory engagement with Haitian and Jamaican culture is a source of narrative authority and objectivity, Patterns of Experience suggests that how we think is not a transparent process in which ideas get transferred directly from world to body to mind.	cache/2r36tx3482f.txt	txt/2r36tx3482f.txt