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Literary criticism and historical understanding: selected papers from the English Institute

Damon, Phillip., English Institute.

Year: c1967.

Publisher: Columbia University Press.

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Frontmatter

FOREWORD

HISTORICAL INTERPRETATION AND THE HISTORY OF CRITICISM

HISTORY AND IDEA IN RENAISSANCE CRITICISM

ROLES OF THE VICTORIAN CRITIC: MATTHEW ARNOLD AND JOHN RUSKIN

TWO BOETHIAN SPEECHES IN Troilus and Criseyde AND CHAUCERIAN IRONY

AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND ART: AN ELIZABETHAN BORDERLAND

THE KEYS ARE AT THE PALACE: A NOTE ON CRITICISM AND BIOGRAPHY

WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS AND THE WHITMAN TRADITION

SUPERVISING COMMITTEE, 1966

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Title:

Literary criticism and historical understanding : selected papers from the English Institute / edited with a foreward by Phillip Damon.

Author:

Damon, Phillip; English Institute

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Literary criticism and historical understanding : selected papers from the English Institute / edited with a foreward by Phillip Damon.
Damon, Phillip, English Institute
New York: Columbia University Press, c1967.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.06539

Subject Headings:

• Criticism -- Congresses

Notes:

• Essays from the four conferences held at the twenty-fifth session of the English Institute, Sept. 6-Sept. 9, 1966.
• Electronic access restricted; authentication may be required

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