Stanford studies in language and literature. 1941.
Subtitle: Fiftieth anniversary of the founding of Stanford University.
By: Edited by Hardin Craig.
Contributors: Craig, Hardin, 1875-1968. ed.
Publisher: The University
Published: 1941
Place of publication: Stanford University, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 387
Subjects: Philology.
Notes: "Issued by the School of letters of Stanford University."--p. [iv]
Jaggard's Catalogue of English books, by O.M. Willard.--Milton's scale of nature, by W.C. Curry.--Leibniz and the German language, by A.E. Sokol.--The criticism of Guilliver's "Voyage to the Houyhnhnms," 1726-1914, by M.D. Clubb.--Bishop Hurd's association with Thomas Warton, by Edwine Montague.--Some literary opinions of Madame du Deffand, by A.E.A Naughton.--Goethe's Faust in recent transaltion, by B.Q. Morgan.--An American performance of The Cenci, by A.C. Hicks.--Three articles from the pen of Charles Kingsley, by Ruth E. Matthews.--Wilhelm Dilthey's analysis of Charles Dickens, by Adolph Zech.--The literary methods of a critical realist, by J.C. McCloskey.--The beginning of modern literature, by Harvey Eagleson.--Henry Adams's quest for certainty, by R.A. Hume.--Diplomats in modern French literature, by W.L. Schwartz.
Table of contents: title: The growth of the historical spirit, by Albert Guérard.; title: Odium philologicum, or, A century of progress in English philology, by A.G. Kennedy.; title: An extraordinary example of Spanish ballad tradition in New Mexico, by A.M. Espinosa.; title: Familiar figurative English expressions, by W.H. Davis.; title: The cultural background of the literary baroque in Germany, by K.F. Reinhardt.; title: Deeds of violence in Greek tragedy, by P.W. Harsh.; title: Some minor ways of word-formation in Old English, by Herbert Merit.; title: Provençal elements in the English vernacular lyrics of manuscript Harly 2253, by Elinor Rees.; title: Dante and Honorius of Autun, by O.M. Johnston.; title: Manuscripts of the Manuel des pechiez, by C.G. Laird.; title: Elizabethan widows, by Lu E. Pearson.; title: Shakespeare, Southampton and Avisa, by H.D. Gray.