Tennessee studies in literature
Subtitle: [Volume 15, 1970]
By: edited by Richard Beale Davis and Kenneth L. Knickerbocker.
Contributors: Davis, Richard Beale.; Knickerbocker, K. L.
Publisher: University of Tennessee Press
Published: 1970
Place of publication: Knoxville
Language: eng
Number of pages: 191
Subjects: American literature -- History and criticism.; English literature -- History and criticism.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: Melville and "Old Burton," with "Bartleby" as an anatomy of melancholy / Nathalia Wright; value: The "Tennessee land" of The gilded age: fiction and reality / Allison Ensor; value: Robert Walsh's war with the New York literati: 1827-1836 / Guy R. Woodall; value: American nationalism and esthetics in Joel Barlow's unpublished "Diary-1788" / Kenneth Ball; value: Spring and all: the unity of design / Linda Welshimer Wagner; value: The masks of MacLeish's J.B. / John H. Stroupe; value: Chaucer's apostrophic mode in The Canterbury tales / John Nist; value: The method in the madness of A mad world, my masters / Arthur F. Marotti; value: Chesterfield's Letters to his son: the Victorian judgment / Richard M. Kelly; value: Murrayana: thirty-four atrocious anecdotes concerning publisher John Murray II / Ben Harris McClary; value: Dante, Byron, and Tennyson's Ulysses / B.J. Leggett; value: The fatal suitor: early foreshadowing in Tess of the d'Urbervilles / Joseph J. Egan; value: The ascent of F 6: a new interpretation / Forrest E. Hazard; value: Federico García Lorca and Juan Ramón Jiménez: the question of influences / Carl W. Cobb.