Studies in honor of John C. Hodges and Alwin Thaler.
By: [Edited by Richard Beale Davis and John Leon Lievsay]
Contributors: Lievsay, John Leon, joint ed.
Series: Tennessee studies in literature.; Special number
Publisher: University of Tennessee Press
Published: 1961
Place of publication: Knoxville
Language: eng
Number of pages: 209
Subjects: Hodges, John Cunyus, 1892-; Thaler, Alwin, 1891-; English literature -- History and criticism.; American literature -- History and criticism.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
--The road to the dark tower: an interpretation of Browning's Childe Roland, by C. R. Woodard.--Beauchamp's career: Meredith's acknowledgment of his debt to Carlyle, by J. W. Morris.--GBS as play director, by P. Soper.--The ignorance of Mr. Bloom, by E. C. McAleer.--Dylan Thomas' birthday poems, by O. Evans.--The influence of Italy on The marble faun, by N. Wright.--Whitman's tally, put at random, by F. DeW. Miller.--Transvaluation in the poetics of Wallace Stevens, by J. Baird.--American literature in the universities of France, by P. G. Adams.--Quest for values: the pilgrimage of Joseph Wood Krutch, by D. da Ponte.--A bibliography of the published writings of Alwin Thaler (p. 199-203)--A bibliography of the published writings of John C. Hodges (p. 205-208)
Table of contents: title: Byron, Chénedollé, and Lermontov's Dying gladiator, by J. T. Shaw.; title: The critic and the ballad, by H. O. Nygard.; title: Some records of the Somyr play, by R. E. Parker.; title: Characterization through dreams in the drama of Shakespeare's day, by B. T. Stewart.; title: On the question of unity in Peele's David and Bethsabe, by C. Blair.; title: Magic and morality in Comus, by T. Wheeler.; title: Political drama of the Salmasian controversy, by H. G. Merrill.; title: Johnson on literary texture, by R. W. Daniel.; title: Boswell's portrait of Goldsmith, by L. Morgan.; title: The library of Robert Southey, by K. Carry.; title: Browning's The statue and the bust once more, by B. R. Litzinger.