Tennessee studies in literature
Subtitle: [Volume 17, 1972]
By: edited by Richard Beal Davis and Kenneth L. Knickerbocker ; managing editor: Richard M. Kelly ; assistant managing editor: Allison R. Ensor.
Contributors: Davis, Richard Beale.; Knickerbocker, K. L.; Kelly, Richard M.; Ensor, Allison R.
Publisher: University of Tennessee Press
Published: 1972
Place of publication: Knoxville
Language: eng
Number of pages: 177
Subjects: American literature -- History and criticism.; English literature -- History and criticism.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: The "utmost tryal" of virtue and Congreve's Love for love / Aubrey Williams; value: Barbour's Bruce and Harry's Wallace: the question of influence / Walter Scheps; value: The symbolic gifts of the shepherds in the Secunda pastorum / Robert J. Blanch; value: Gorboduc as apology and critique / William Babula; value: The influence of Astrophil's star / Ruth Stevenson; value: Speech and action in Chapman's Bussy D'Ambois / Roger Truscott Burbridge; value: Amelia as a comic action / Samuel E. Longmire; value: Browning and the sonnet / William T. Going; value: The failure of Browning's Childe Roland / Philip Raisor; value: A terrible beauty: Medusa in three Victorian poets / Kent Patterson; value: In the year of jubilee: a satire on late Victorian culture / Cora Robey; value: Man's wildred state and the curious needlework of providence: the self in Edward Taylor's Preparatory meditations / William J. Scheick; value: New sources for Poe's "Hans Pfaall" / William H. Gravely, Jr.; value: Uprooted trees: dynasty and the land in Faulkner's novels / John M. Ditsky; value: James Agee's unpublished manuscript and his emphasis on religious emotion in The morning watch / Victor A. Kramer; value: History and literature: some whimsical remarks / Richard Marius.