Tulane studies in English
By: editor, J.L. Simmons
Publisher: Tulane University
Published: 1972
Place of publication: New Orleans
Language: eng
Number of pages: 188
Subjects: English literature; History and criticism; American literature
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The valley of Jehoshaphat in Piers Plowman  -- Elisabeth Lunz; title: Lust's dominion: a showpiece for the Globe?  -- J.L. Simmons; title: Spying scenes and the problem plays: a Shakespearean strategy  -- Ejner J. Jensen; title: Metaphors of the moral world: structure in The changeling  -- J. Chesley Taylor; title: Clothing thought: Dryden on language  -- Peter L. McNamara; title: Autobiography and identity: Wordsworth's The borderers  -- William A. Gordon; title: Keats's individual talent and tradition  -- A.P. Antippas; title: Yeats's revisions in The Celtic twilight, 1912-1925  -- Richard J. Finneran; title: Poe's multiple King Pest: a source study  -- William Goldhurst; title: Poe's universe: the House of Usher and the narrator  -- Thomas J. Rountree; title: Wallace Stevens and Schopenhauer's The world as will and idea  -- Richard P. Adams; title: Theodore Roethke: a celebration -- Richard A. Blessing.