... of Thomas Hardy: A Study in Art and Ideas. By WILLIAME. BUCKLER. New York and London: New York University Press, 1983. xii + 303 pp. $27.50. In somewhat quixotic fashion, William E. Buckler sets out to rescue Hardy from the ideological and biographical critics who, in Buckler’s view...

...William T. Starr Copyright © 1956 by Duke University Press 1956 ROMAIN ROLLAND AND THOMAS HARDY By WILLIAMT. STARR When one thinks of Romain Rolland and his novels and biographies, one thinks first of all perhaps of Beethoven, then possibly of Wagner...

...Haskell M. Block Copyright © 1958 by Duke University Press 1958 JAMES JOYCE AND THOMAS HARDY By HASKELLM. BLOCK We do not normally think of the work of James Joyce as in any way related to that of Thomas Hardy. For Joyce had little regard...

... On a Darkling Plaitr: Tlre .4rt and Thought of Thomas Hardy. By HARVEY CURTISWEBSTER. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1947. Pp. x 4- 240. $3.50. For more than sixty years (i.e., ever since Voti Hartmanu’s Philosophy of the Unconscious first appeared in English) Thornas Hardy’s...

... it. EDWARDE. BOSTETTER University of Washington The Poetry of Th0,mu.s Hardy. By JAMES GRANVILLESOUTHWORTH. New York : Columbia University Press, 1947. Pp. xii + 250. $3.00. An editorial in the London Times Literary Supplement, June 14, 1947, identified “the main features of Hardy’s...

...Ben Parker Abstract The production of abstract value—not limited to the transformation of labor under the exigencies of capitalism but extending to modes of signification undermined by abstract equivalence—plays an unprecedented yet overlooked role in the major novels of Thomas Hardy: unprecedented...

...Mary Ann Gillies Copyright © 1990 by Duke University Press 1990 THOMAS HARDY MODERNIST POET By MARY ANN GILLIES In 1972 Donald Davie claimed that “in British poetry of the last fifty years (as not in American) the most...

...Tim Dolin In recent years ecocriticism has renovated the old orthodoxy, demolished forty years ago by Raymond Williams, that Thomas Hardy was the “incomparable chronicler” of an unchanging culture and the “last representative of old rural England.” In particular, The Woodlanders has been reread...

...Kent Puckett This essay follows several changes in the dating of “The Darkling Thrush” to ask what the number 1900 might have meant to Thomas Hardy. Although Hardy did not make many edits to the poem itself, he did change the way that it was dated at every opportunity: in manuscript, the date...

... his Study of Thomas Hardy . If by now the book market is awash in antibiographical rewrites, that is because rewriting first asserted itself as a contrarian impulse, a radically different way of thinking about the canon that has become second nature. [email protected] Copyright ©...

...- ] DALEKRAMER. Thomas Hardy: The Forms of Tragedy. Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 1975. 190 pp. $12.95. IAN GREGOR.The Great Web: The Form of Hardy’s Major Fiction. Totowa, N.J.: Row- man and Littlefield, 1974.236 pp. $12.50. PAULZIETLOW. Moments of Vision: The Poetry of Thomas Hardy...

...-country.” He goes on to describe the real part as in- ] DENYSKAY-ROBINSON. Hardy’s Wessex Reappraised. New York: St. Martin’s Press, 1971. 275 pp. $7.95. MERRYNWILLIAMS. Thomas Hardy and Rural England. New York: Columbia University Press, 1972. xiv + 224 pp. $10.00...

... is able to arouse imaginative aware- 1 See Florence Hardy, The Later Years of Thomas Hardy (London, 1930), p. 219. I am indebted to Macmillan & Co. Ltd., St. Martin’s Press Inc., New York, and the Trustees of the Hardy Estate for permission to quote from The Dynusts and from Florence Hardy’s...

... the Will and the conscious parts of its creation. The Will is, as Roy Morrell has said, “Something that, literally, isn’t there And J. Hillis Miller has written of Thomas Hardy: The Will and the Way (Kuala Lumpur: Ilniversity of Malaya Press, 1965), p. 76. 84...

... and waking, appearance and reality, the ideal and the real, the unconscious and the * Literary Notes 11, MS in The Original Manuscripts and Papers of Thomas Hardy, Reel 9 (microfilm of material in the Dorset County Museum). The two sections Hardy copied appear in S. P. B. Mais, From...

... Press . Ellis Havelock . 1883 . “Thomas Hardy’s Novels.” Westminster Review 119 : 336 – 58 . Fleissner Jennifer . 2004 . Women, Compulsion, Modernity: The Moment of American Naturalism . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Forster E. M. 1927 . Aspects...

.... FREDERICKL. JONES University of Pennsyl.rtania On a Darkling Plaitr: Tlre .4rt and Thought of Thomas Hardy. By HARVEY CURTISWEBSTER. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1947. Pp. x 4- 240. $3.50. For more than sixty years (i.e., ever since Voti Hartmanu’s Philosophy...

... of all levels of sophistication. This thesis is fully borne out by his survey of the large body of twentieth-century English and American poetry, fiction, and drama using Arthurian characters and motifs. Careful attention is paid to the Arthurian writings of Thomas Hardy, John...

... in fiction by Thomas Hardy, D. H. Lawrence, Virginia Woolf, Aldous Huxley, and Doris Lessing. From the nineteenth century, though, besides Hardy, Matz takes as his points of departure the fiction and correspondence of Gustave Flaubert and novels by Samuel Butler, especially the utopian Erewhon and his...

... Pantomime im Drama der Shakespearexeit). xiii + 207 pp. $5.75. Morrell, Roy. Thomas Hardy: The Will and the Way. Kuala Lumpur: University of Malaya Press, 1965. xiv + 188 pp. $6.50. Distributed by Oxford University Press. Orel, Harold (editor). Thomas Hardy’s Personal Writings: Prefaces...