...Edward E. Bostetter Bristol Williams. Webster Grooves, Missouri: The International Mark Twain Society, 1939. Copyright © 1940 by Duke University Press 1940 Ethuard E. Bostctter 423 Orion and Other Anonymous and Hitherto Unpublished Poems...

... of America (1701) : An Anonymous Virginian’s Pro- posals for Liberty Under the British Crown, with Two Memoranda by William Byrd. Edited by LOUISB. WRIGHT.San Marino, Cali- fornia : The Huntington Library, 1945. Pp. xxiv + 66. $2.50. These two valuable contributions to knowledge about...

... AUTHORSHIP, ANONYMITY, AND THE SHEPHEARDES CALENDER By DAVIDL. MILLER In Begznnzngs, Edward Said defines a text as “the aim of a man’s de- sire to be an author Whoever creates a text, in other words, is crest- ing his own identity...

...Geoffrey Turnovsky Modesty and other “antiauthorial” conventions (anonymity, self-effacing prefaces, refusal to profit) tend to be viewed as retrograde concessions to the outdated norms of an antiquated cultural field, which a more modern, assertive, and critical authorial figure will learn...

... by the anonymizing effects of print culture and the philosophy of skepticism, and by the consequent development of the autonomous narrator, produced the discourse of the early modern literary public sphere. The emergence of this discourse derived particularly from transformations in the concepts of ethos...

...Annabel Patterson © 2000 University of Washington 2000 02-Patterson 10/3/00 9:43 AM Page 463 A Restoration Suetonius: A New Marvell Text? Annabel Patterson n 1672 there was published in London a new, anonymous transla- Ition...

... Press, 1941. Pp. xxv + 622. $5.00. An Essay Upon the Government of the English Plantations on the Continent of America (1701) : An Anonymous Virginian’s Pro- posals for Liberty Under the British Crown, with Two Memoranda by William Byrd. Edited by LOUISB. WRIGHT.San Marino, Cali...

... of anonymity is inflated to “constitute the basis of Woolf‘s poetic attitude” (p. 20). Attributes of the novels, interesting in themselves, are made a single “source” of the novel’s effect (p. 33). The comedy of Orlando is turned to “play” in order that it may be decorated by a number of psychological...

... (New York: Schocken, 1969), 87. Modern Language Quarterly 67:2 (June 2006) doi 10.1215/00267929-2005-001  © 2006 by University of Washington 142 MLQ June 2006 a more material cause — to the impact of print, whose anonymity was held...

... in the anonymous volume Nouvelles Liberths de Penser of 1743 may perhaps be attributed to Mme du Chitelet; that the discovery of a preface and translation of the Fable of the Bees, dated 1735 in her hand at Leningrad, makes it probable that Voltaire had some knowledge of de Mandeville be- fore he...

... of Fried- rich Ranke. The objective here is literary content, with emphasis on style and motif, rather than on textual criticism. Two poems of the Provence are followed by selections from the Minnesinger and a num- ber of anonymous works. The Tugelied, heralding the break of day...

...George Woodcock Copyright © 1980 by Duke University Press 1980 EAGLETON MARY and PIERCE DAVID. London: Thames and Hudson, 1979. 159 pp. $15.95. JAMES GINDIN 397 mentary rhetoric, coheres around the anonymous voice “that speaks in one...

... and Lincoln’s Inn Fields in the years following 1694. Ramble and Sullen, “two gentlemen,” and Chagrin, “a Critick” (the distinction is not inten- tionally invidious), meet at various taverns on three successive occa- sions, and air the views of their anonymous creator on all subjects theatrical-f rom...

... to 1823; Ancient Spanish Ballads, 1823. 1821 Blackwood’s Magazine, two ballads, anonymous. 1 Erasmo Buceta, “Traducciones inglesas de romances en el primer tercio del siglo XIX,” Revue Hispanque, LXII (1924), 459-554. This excellent study by Professor Buceta and his other...

...-80. Another comparison of the two plays was made by Marcella ksch, “ ‘Translated of- Kotzebue in England,” MfdU, XXXI (1939), 175-83. 2 Allardyce Nicoll, Htstory of Late Ezghtemth.Cmtury Drama (Cambridge, 1927), p. 65, refers to “an anonymous rendering [of Die Spunier in Pew] printed...

... (including “Anonymous,” Boston Transcript, and others hard to classify) and since there is no cross index to writings of Howells specifically treated, the researcher must read through the whole list every time he needs certain information which might be made more accessible. For instance...

...” and not merely an authorial personality. He roots his argument in Forster’s fine essay “Anonymity,” where Forster talks about the author having two person- alities, one on the surface that bears his name (his conscious self) and the other,deep down, which is anonymous and general (his unconscious self...

... proper weight and finish for standard literature.” There was a third Arnold who was unfamiliar even to most of his contemporaries-the contributor of anonymous and pseudonymous articles to the daily and weekly press, and even occasionally to the quarterly reviews. Many of these were not even...

... compiled a catalogue of the first lines of the preceding anthology, England‘s Helicon. For two anonymous poems he himself made statements of authorship, attributing No. 121 to Sir Fulke Greville (in whose Cwlica it later appeared) and No. 122, our poem, to the Earl of Cumberland...