Homage to John Crowe Ransom
Subtitle: essays on his work as poet and critic
By: prepared and here collected in honor of his sixtieth birthday
Published: 1948
Place of publication: Sewanee, Tenn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 544
Other titles: The Sewanee review.
Notes: From The Sewanee review, v. 56, no. 3, Summer 1948, p. [365]-476.

"Papers here presented ... were collected ... by Allen Tate and Robert Penn Warren."
Table of contents: title: John Crowe Ransom, Tennessean, by Wallace Stevens.; title: Note on a traditional sensibility, by Andrew Lytle.; title: John Ransom's conversation, by Robert Lowell.; title: John Ransom's poetry, by Randall Jarrell.; title: Primarily language, by F. O. Matthiessen.; title: The Doric delicacy, by Cleanth Brooks.; title: Summer's flare and winter's flaw, by Howard Nemerov.; title: Portrait of the critic-poet as equilibrist, by A. Stauffer.; title: The world as body, by William Van O'Connor.; title: John Crowe Ransom: a check-list, by r. W. Stallman. (p. [442]-476)