Literature and ideas in America
Subtitle: essays in memory of Harry Hayden Clark
By: edited by Robert Falk.
Contributors: Clark, Harry Hayden, 1901-1971.; Falk, Robert P., 1914-
Publisher: Ohio University Press
Published: 1975
Place of publication: [Athens]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 243
Subjects: Clark, Harry Hayden, 1901-1971 -- Bibliography; American literature -- History and criticism
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Cady, E. H. Philip Freneau as archetypal American poet.; title: Doubleday, N. F. Doctrine for fiction in the "North American Review," 1815-1826.; title: Sealts, M. M. Emerson on the scholar, 1838; a study of "Literary ethics."; title: Allen, G. W. A new look at Emerson and science.; title: Kern, A. C. Church, Scripture, nature, and ethics in Henry Thoreau's religious thought.; title: Rust, R. D. Coverdale's confession; a key to meaning in "The Blithedale romance."; title: Martin, J. S. The novels of Oliver Wendell Holmes; a re-interpretation.; title: Baetzhold, H. Mark Twain on scientific investigation; contemporary allusions in "Some learned fables for good old boys and girls."; title: Macnaughton, W. R. The narrator in Henry James's "The sacred fount."; title: Davison, R. A. Frank Norris's "The octopus," some obervations on Vanamee, Shilgrim, and St. Paul.; title: Spencer, B. T. Gertrude Stein, non-expatriate.; title: Tanselle, G. T. and Wicks, K. A list of the published writings of Harry Hayden Clark, p. 231-242.