Studies in English, honoring George Wesley Whiting
By: by members of the Department of English.
Contributors: Whiting, George Wesley.
Series: The Rice Institute Pamphlet -- v. 44, no. 1.; Rice Institute Pamphlets -- v. 44, no. 1.
Publisher: Rice Institute
Published: 1957
Place of publication: Houston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 146
Subjects: Literature.
Table of contents: value: 1. Spenser's "Little Fish, that Men call Remora," by C. Caden.; value: 2. Phonemic Discrimination of Middle English Dialect by J.E. Conner.; value: 3. The Light and the Dark; Imagery and Thematic Development in Conrad's Heart of Darkness, by W.S. Dowden.; value: 4. Edwin Booth in Galveston and Houston, by J.S. Gallegly.; value: 5. The Context of Sense and Sensibility, by A.D. McKillop.; value: 6. Humor and Invective in Early Tudor Polemic Prose, by T.N. Marsh.; value: 7. An Englishman Who Collaborated with the Spanish Armada, by J.E. Parish.; value: 8. The Natural Supernaturalism of Dreiser's Novels, by J.D. Thomas.; value: 9. Who Were Troilus, Criseyde, and Pandarus? by G.G. Williams.