Essays and studies
By: by members of the Department of English, University of California.
Series: University of California publications in English,; vol. XIV
Publisher: University of California Press
Published: 1943
Place of publication: Berkeley; Los Angeles
Language: eng
Number of pages: 239
Subjects: English literature -- History and criticism.
Notes: Bibliographical foot-notes.
Table of contents: title: Design and motive in the Finn episode, by A.G. Brodeur.; title: The lunatic lover, by J.S.P. Tatlock.; title: The beast theme in Shakespeare's Timon, by Willard Farnham.; title: Dryden and the battle of the books, by Guy Montgomery.; title: Swift and marriage, by George Hand.; title: Lord Kames and the mechanist tradition, by Gordon McKenzie.; title: Walking Stewart, by B.H. Bronson.; title: The significance to the history of English natural science of John Hill's Review of the works of the Royal Society, by G.R. Potter.; title: Scott, Hazlitt, and Napoleon, by M.F. Brightfield.; title: Coleridge on Swedenborg, with unpublished marginalia on the Prodromus, by B.P. Kurtz.; title: The development of literary culture in the West, by B.H. Lehman.; title: What is named?-Towns, islands, mountains, rivers, capes, by G.R. Stewart.; title: Some major poetic words, by Josephine Miles.