Essays in memory of Christine Burleson
By: in language and literature by former colleagues and students. Edited by Thomas G. Burton.
Contributors: Burton, Thomas G., ed.; Burleson, Christine, 1899-1967.
Publisher: Research Advisory Council, East Tennessee State University
Published: 1969
Place of publication: Johnson City
Language: eng
Number of pages: 163
Subjects: Philology.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Behind The minister's black veil, by J. D. Allen.; title: Tennyson's Ulysses and translations of Dante's Inferno: some conjectures, by E. H. Duncan.; title: The influence of the  traditional ballad in nineteenth-century British fiction, by A. N. Manning.; title: The three faces of Hamlet, by B. T. Stewart.; title: Murder in the cathedral: a question of structure, by A. LeCroy.; title: John Wesley edits Paradise lost, by I. L. Duncan.; title: Shadow and paradox: imagery in The sound and the fury, by G. N. Dove.; title: Sierra Leone: the land and the language, by J. B. Ellery.; title: Kierkegaard and the modern American novel, by L. A. Lawson.; title: Emily Dickson's Test of trouble, by R. J. Higgs.; title: Some features of transformational grammar, by D. Hatcher.; title: The use of Biblical allusions in Tennyson's Harold, by T. G. Burton.