Reading and the mind
Subtitle: with Something to read (11th thousand)
Publisher: J.J. McVey
Published: 1903
Place of publication: Philadelphia, USA
Language: eng
Description: 6th Rev. Ed.
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: READING AND THE MIND; title: I. Difficulty of a Choice II; title: II. Influence of Greek Thought 1 5; title: III. Influence of Writers over Readers 26; title: IV. False Principles in Reading 31; title: V. Masters in Prose — Newman and Rusk in 40; title: VI. The Completeness of Newman 46; title: VII. Suggestiveness of Ruskin 51; title: VIII. Poetry as a Literary Study 58; title: IX. Wordsworth and Nature 63; title: X. Tennyson and Art 73; title: XI. Longfellow and the Soul 88; title: XII. Bryant and American Scenes 95; title: XII T. Miscellaneous Reading 97; title: XIV. Lyric Poetry 107; title: XV. Dramatic Poetry 115; title: XVI. Dialogue and Soliloquy of Poetry 1 28; title: XVII. Humor in Tragedy 135; title: XVIII. How to Write a Tragedy 141; title: SOMETHING TO READ:; title: Part I.— Literature 151; title: Reflective and Critical 153; title: Studies for Prose Style 155; title: Eloquence 155; title: Translations 156; title: Collections of Poems 157; title: Biography 159; title: Poetry 163; title: Didactic 164; title: History 166; title: Fiction 166; title: Miscellaneous 168; title: Hints to Make Reading Fruitful 170