Intention and choice; the character of prose
By: edited by Gregory T. Polletta.
Publisher: Random House
Published: 1967
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 362
Subjects: College readers
Table of contents: title: An apology for poetry, by Sir P. Sidney.; title: Three essays, by Sir F. Bacon.; title: Death's duel, by J. Donne.; title: From The life of Dr. John Donne, by I. Walton.; title: Areopagitica, by J. Milton.; title: A modest proposal, by J. Swift.; title: The retreat and death of Julian, by E. Gibbon.; title: Where I lived, and what I lived for, by H. D. Thoreau.; title: A crisis in my mental history, by J. S. Mill.; title: Why the novel matters, by D. H. Lawrence.; title: The crack-up, by F. S. Fitzgerald.; title: What I believe, by E. M. Forster.; title: The noble rider and the sound of words, by W. Stevens.; title: Butterflies, by V. Nabokov.; title: The sealed treasure, by S. Bellow.; title: Notes of a native son, by J. Baldwin.