Margin to mainstream
Subtitle: the broadening of the American literary canon : lectures from a symposium held October 29, 1988, in honor of E. Sculley Bradley by the Philomathean Society
By: edited by Eugene A. Bolt, Jr., Constance D. Harsh ; with an introduction by Darren Rosenblum.
Contributors: Bolt, Eugene A.; Harsh, Constance D., 1960-; University of Pennsylvania. Philomathean Society.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Philomathean Society
Published: 1992
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 114
Subjects: Bradley, Sculley, -- 1897-; Canon (Literature); American literature
Other titles: Lectures in honor of E. Sculley Bradley
Notes: "Limited edition of [250]"--Verso t.p.

Includes bibliographical references.

Curriculum vitae of E. Sculley Bradley, including publications: p. 105-113.

Library has no. 69, signed on t.p. by Eugene A. Bolt and on p. iii by Stuart Curran.
Table of contents: title: Melting down the canons / Stuart Curran; title: Dreiser and the limitations of canonical acceptance / Thomas P. Riggio; title: "How dangerous, how alive" / Betsy Erkkila; title: Caribbean literature and the American literary canon / Sandra Pouchet Paquet; title: Men loving men : James Baldwin's homosexual imagination / Melvin Dixon; title: Rewriting the rose : women, poetry and the canon / Rachel Blau DuPlessis; title: In honor of E. Sculley Bradley, 1897-1987 / Robert Lucid; title: E. Sculley Bradley Collection, special Collections Department, Van Pelt Library, University of Pennsylvania / Daniel Traister; title: Graduate students of E. Sculley Bradley.