...Alice Stayert Brandenburg Copyright © 1945 by Duke University Press 1947 ∗ Some of the material in this article is from the author's unpublished dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the doctor's degree at Radcliffe College. ENGLISH EDUCATION AND NEO...

...Alice Van Buren Kelley Avrom Fleishman. Baltimore and London: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1975. xiii + 232 pp. $10.00. Copyright © 1975 by Duke University Press 1975 R. F. BART 443 analysis, and stinging or massive attacks...

...Alice Chandler Copyright © 1965 by Duke University Press 1965 STRUCTURE AND SYMBOL IN “THE RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER’’ By ALICECHANDLER The Mariner’s tale compelled telling; the Mariner’s poem seems...

...Alice Stayert Brandenburg Copyright © 1949 by Duke University Press 1949 THE THEME OF THE MYSTERIOUS MOTHER By ALICESTAYERT BRANDENBURG When Fanny Burney read a copy of Horace Walpole’s Th.e Myste- rious Mother, which she had...

... involves Edgar, a Swedish captain in command of a garrison on a lonely island, nick- named “Little Hell He lives with his wife Alice in marital hell and lodges in a tower, originally a prison. They are about to celebrate their silver anniversary. Kurt, Alice’s cousin, has been posted...

... peremptoriness of a Red Queen or an Alice, Kath- leen Blake begins her stimulating study of Lewis Carroll by omitting Charles Dodgson from her examination. This relegation of the discontented Oxford don to the shadows he seemed to want to live in allows Blake to throw all her light on the writer...

... Livres, les enfants et les hommes, he devoted about ten pages to Alice in Wonderland as an example of something character- istically English, which a foreigner cannot quite appreciate : “Un Ctranger peut essayer de comprendre Alice in Wonderland; mais pour goiiter tout A fait cette...

... to The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas, in Selected Writings of Gertrude Stein, ed. Carl Van Vechten (New York: Vintage, 1962), 1–237, hereafter cited as ABT; and Lectures in America (1935; rpt. Boston: Beacon, 1985), hereafter cited as LA. Modern Language Quarterly 62:2...

... to the reductive opposition of the matrixial to the phallic. 12 The other works are Toklas’s Alice B. Toklas Cook Book (1954), Aromas and Flavors of Past and Present (1958), and What Is Remembered (1963) and Stein’s Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas (1933) and Wars I Have Seen (1945). 13...

... them directly. For the most part, it is content to explore a process, while the reader, like Alice, asks incessant questions about it. A more serious lack in Play, Games, and Sport is the paucity of its literary context. The book abounds in wonderfully apt quotations from social scien...

... magination ,” “Fantasy and Dream,” “Memory and Memories,” “Abuses of Narrative”-and then uses each as an occasion for ranging very widely among ostensible examples. So Lambert Strether, Maggie Tulliver, Jane Eyre, Ivan Karamazov, Don Quixote, Joseph K., and Lewis Carroll’s Alice all appear...

... that writers sought in historicism was shaped by pressures of class. Ernest Maltravers (1837) and its sequel, Alice; or, The Mysteries (1838), were Bulwer’s most ambitious efforts to represent the life of his own time. The plot that joins the two volumes is dialectical. Alice Darvil and Ernest...

...; That pleaseth well, and This as much mislikes, I write, indite, I point, I raze, I quote, I enterline, I blot, correct, I note. (33 -36) No matter what she tries, “From ev’ry word strange Passion still pro- ceeds” (42). Alice, on the other hand, sees her words reflect her am...

... Jerome. that all vendibles can be exanlined HKITTON J. HAKWOOD 263 Alice is quite clear that she sells her favors: if one of her old husbands ever stinted on the fee, then at night, when she felt his arm come over her side, she would leave the bed “Ti1...

... (1854-1943) and Olive Schreiner (1855-1920); to “popular” writers such as Lowndes (1868- ig47), Harraden (1864-1936), and Margaret Woods (1856-1945); to “experimental” writers such as Sinclair ( 1863-1946). The mystical poet Alice Meynell ( 1847-1922); the novelist and “society hostess’’ Violet...

... and full possession of Alice” (p. 144). His treatment of the relationship between Alice James and her dear friend Katherine Loring makes clear the emotional dependence of Alice; and Edel para- phrases a letter written by Henry to his aunt, in which he attributes a decline in Alice’s health...

... on photography and Stein, Lewis reflects on the surfaces that do the work of revealing what is inside the home that Stein and Alice B. Toklas make in Paris, where their stunning art collection is both a screen and a symbol of their shared life. Lewis’s brilliant account of Stein begins with the pictures...

..., 1958. Pp. ix + 252. $5.00. Uhler, John Earle. Morley’s Canzonets for Three Voices. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Studies, Humanities Series, No. 71, 1957. $2.50. Walker, Alice, and John Dover Wilson (editors). Othello. Cambridge : At the University Press, The Cambridge...

...Nancy Topping Bazin Alice van Buren Kelley. Chicago and London: University of Chicago Press, 1973. vii + 279 pp. $8.95 Copyright © 1975 by Duke University Press 1975 The weakest part of the book is the end, where the author measures Una- muno’s fictional creations against his...

... burn a hole through this kind of literary fabric. In Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking Glass, Alice made this discovery when she found herself at one point in a quaint little shop: The shop seemed to be full of all manner of curious things-but the oddest part...