The Humanist in his world
Subtitle: essays in honor of Fielding Dillard Russell
By: edited by Barbara W. Bitter and Frederick K. Sanders.
Contributors: Russell, Fielding Dillard.; Bitter, Barbara W.; Sanders, Frederick K.
Publisher: Attic Press
Published: 1976
Place of publication: Greenwood, S.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 162
Subjects: Russell, Fielding Dillard.; English literature -- History and criticism.; American literature -- History and criticism.; Humanism -- English-speaking countries.; English-speaking countries -- Intellectual life.
Description: Gift from Georgia Southern University.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Eidson, J. O. A tribute.; title: Ervin, S. J. Fielding Russell and the humanities.; title: Pepperdene, M. W. To perfect and equip the man.; title: Stroup, T. B. "All comes clear at last."; title: LaCerva, P. The paradoxical humanism of Shakespeare's villains.; title: Watkins, F. C. Flat wine from The grapes of wrath.; title: Hutchins, V. A humanist's personal infatuation.; title: England, K. The yellowing period in the decline of the Southern gentleman.; title: Kim, H. An interpretation of Arnold's "Criticism of life."; title: Rogers, G. A. Stephen Elliot.; title: Little, E. G. Trapped and sacrificed humanism.; title: West, R. H. The decline of witchcraft and its revival.