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Atlantic practices: minding the gap between literature and history.(Essay)

To the ear of the literary scholar, a plaintive note rings with particular clarity throughout Eric Slauter's analysis of the trade gap between literary and historical scholarship on the Atlantic world. Literary scholarship, Slauter demonstrates, exhibits an unrequited interest in the work of historians of the Atlantic. Poetically put, as authors literary scholars seem to occupy the melancholic signifying position described by Emily Dickinson: "This is my letter to the world, / That never wrote to me." Slauter's diagnostic apparatus--in the form of numbers, notes, charts, and bullets--is impressive and wholly persuasive on the lack of reciprocity between scholarship in ...

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