Comparative literature: matter and method,
Aldridge, Alfred Owen,1915-comp.
Urbana ; London : University of Illinois Press,
[1969]
Seventeen essays from the journal Comparative literature studies.
Philosophy and postwar American criticism, by R. Wellek.--Beyond a theory of literature, by I. Hassan.--Crocean influence and historicism in Italy, by R. Montano.--Cross-currents in contemporary English criticism, by A. Rodway.--Romanticism in historical perspective, by L. R. Furst.--The alleged parallel of metaphysical and symbolist poetry, by H. M. Block.--The historical Dracula, by G. Nandris.--The fall: Christian truth and literary  symbol, by F. W. Dillistone.--Religion and the literary genres, by E. M. Moseley.--Le Roman épistolaire et la technique narrative au XVIIIe siècle, by F. Jost.--Varieties of epic theatre in the modern drama, by J. Gassner.--Christopher the Armenian and the three Princes of Serendip, by S. V. R. Cammann.--Armida's garden, by M. Praz.--France-Amérique: the transatlantic refraction, by H. Levin.--Montesquieu and Machiavelli, by R. Shackleton.--The conditions of tragedy, by M. Jarrett-Kerr.--Evolution, myth, and poetic vision, by W. J. Ong.--Bibliography (p. [333]-334)
Comparative literature.