ELH essays for Earl R. Wasserman
By: edited by Ronald Paulson and Arnold Stein
Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press
Published: 1976
Place of publication: Baltimore
Language: eng
Number of pages: 402
ISBN-13: 9780801818158
Subjects: English literature
Other titles: Essays for Earl R. Wasserman.
Notes: "Bibliography of books and articles by Earl R. Wasserman": p. 400-402.
Table of contents: title: The simplicity of Hogarth's Industry and idleness  -- Ronald Paulson; title: Experience as history: Shelley's Venice, Turner's Carthage  -- Karl Kroeber; title: The context of Dryden's Absalom and Achitophel  -- Thomas E. Maresca; title: Images of Samuel Johnson  -- W.K. Wimsatt; title: Reflections on the letter: the reconciliation of distance and presence in Pamela  -- Roy Roussel; title: Nature spiritualized: aspects of anti-Newtonianism  -- A.J. Kuhn; title: Swift's satire: rules of the game  -- Robert C. Elliott; title: Christopher Smart's Magnificat: toward a theory of representation  -- Geoffrey H. Hartman; title: Narrative and history  -- J. Hillis Miller; title: The constant couple: Farquhar's four-plays-in-one  -- Jackson I. Cope; title: Coopers Hill: the manifesto of parliamentary royalism, 1641  -- John M. Wallace; title: A note on Wittgenstein and literary criticism  -- M.H. Abrams; title: Most holy forms of thought: some observations on Blake and language  -- Robert F. Gleckner; title: The moralized song: some Renaissance themes in Pope  -- Kathleen Williams; title: The role of improvisation in Corinne  -- Georges Poulet; title: The problem of Amelia: Hume, Barrow, and the conversion of Captain Booth  -- Martin C. Battestin; title: The socialization of Catherine Morland  -- Avrom Fleishman; title: Characteristics of Dryden's prose -- Alan Roper.