Who Made Us Essays from Sewanee Review Edited by George Core Taken from one of America's oldest and most distinguished literary journals, these essays revaluate eminent British and American literary critics of the twentieth century in one masterful volume. Judgment and debt inform the collection.
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I want to direct attention to this wonderful collection, consisting of more than twenty essays on such diverse critics as Winters, Empson, Brooks, and Burke. The elegant essays are by Spears, Core, Heilman, and others.