...Albert Schinz Fernand Baldensperger. Los Angeles: Lymanhouse (1941). 207 pp. Copyright © 1941 by Duke University Press 1941 664 Rmaews Mr. Gove’s book belongs to the general type of study, now appearing with increasing frequency, which reviews what...

... in scope and treatment from that of Mr. Baldensperger, La Litte‘rature frangeise entre deux guerres, which was reviewed in an earlier issue of the Modern Language Quarterly (December, 1941). Mr. Baldensperger displays an impres- sive panorama of the period of 1918 to 1939, with a never...

... Valiquette, 1942. Pp. 389. $1.50. By mail, $1.60. [Agent for U. S., Miss M. Giaque, 2494 Norris Ave., New York.] This volume is very different in scope and treatment from that of Mr. Baldensperger, La Litte‘rature frangeise entre deux guerres, which was reviewed in an earlier issue...

... Baldensperger for their willingness to share with her certain of their experiences in EstauniC’s environment. We are told that they “contributed much in establishing a background” for her study. Those who are familiar with what has been written on EstauniC’s life will regret...

...-failing information? A great amount of it must be traced of course to his stupendous memory, but how could the works still necessary become available today in America ? Professor Baldensperger discloses part of his secret when he says that he made use largely of periodicals...

... as the present writer has been able to ascertain, the work has never ap- peared in English translation. Sakellarid&s, Lauvri&re, Marc Cito- leux, Baldensperger, SCchC and others have given it some attention in their respective works on its author, but no thorough study has been made. Dr. Bird’s book...

... and reviewers have alluded to possible German antecedents or kindred geniuses. Aspects of this relationship have been the subject of several short articles. M. de Messi6res called attention to the characteristically German device of romantic irony in Giraudoux’s work,l and Professor Baldensperger...

... Flaubert” ; Wallace Fowlie, “Petrouchka’s Wake” ; Fernand Baldensperger, “Les Petits Illogismes d’un grand romancier : une hypoth6se historique d’Aldous Huxley” ; W. K. Cornell, “The Case for Pierre Reverdy”; Bibliography of the Works of Albert Feuillerat. 487 488...

... Languages and Literatures, Extra Series, No. 11, 1951. Pp. 111. Olivier, Juste. Paris en 1850: Journal. PubliC par Andre Delattre et Marc Denkinger. PrCface de Fernand Baldensperger. Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina Studies in Romance Languages and Literatures, No. 19, 1951...

.... XL, No. 2, 1930. Pp. v + 225. Thompson, C. R. The Translations of Lucian by Erasmus and St. Thomas More. Ithaca, New York : Privately printed, 1940. Pp. 52. 349 3 50 Books Received FRENCH Baldensperger...

... in distinguishing critic from scholar. But, to take an instance or two, not everyone will agree with his inclusion of BCdier, Lanson, and Thibaudet, and his exclusion of Peyre and Spitzer, or his saying aye to Hazard and nay to Baldensperger. But the compiler is not a machine, and his betrayal of his...

... to confuse rather than advance the beginner’s process of inquiry. 286 Reviews And as for the advanced student-surely he would do better to turn directly to the more specialized articles so conveniently arranged in the Baldensperger- Friederich Bibliography...

... in English translation. Sakellarid&s, Lauvri&re, Marc Cito- leux, Baldensperger, SCchC and others have given it some attention in their respective works on its author, but no thorough study has been made. Dr. Bird’s book, therefore, comes as a welcome addition to the intelligent commentary...

...- bor : University of Michigan Press ; London : Oxford Univer- sity Press, Humphrey Milford, 1940. Fp. v+339. $4.00. FRENCH Baldenne, Fernand [ Baldensperger, Fernand]. Cassandre-l-rage- die en 3 Actes en Vers. Los Angeles : Lymanhouse, 1940. Pp. 53. Cloth...

... Copyright © 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 286 Reviews And as for the advanced student-surely he would do better to turn directly to the more specialized articles so conveniently arranged in the Baldensperger- Friederich Bibliography...

... by Baldensperger and Friederich, but does not mention the periodical continuation in YCGL. If Eppelsheimer’s bibliography of German literature is to be mentioned, so too should the continuations of it by Kottelwesch, as well as the companion volume for French literature by 0. Klapp. For Spanish litera...

... by Baldensperger and Friederich, but does not mention the periodical continuation in YCGL. If Eppelsheimer’s bibliography of German literature is to be mentioned, so too should the continuations of it by Kottelwesch, as well as the companion volume for French literature by 0. Klapp. For Spanish litera...

... projects for the group are presented by Fernand Baldensperger in the PXade edition of Vigny’s works. 63 64 Functh of ‘La Col2re de Samson’ in ‘Les Destinies’ and de Thou are indispensable to one another in opposition to Rich- elieu, H&na and Mora against...

..., Dantes Divina Cornmedia, Goethes Faust. Miinster : Regensberg, 1949. (BB 9) 3182. Baldensperger, Fernand, and Werner P. Friederich. “Celtic and Arthurian Contributions.” Pp. 381-390 in Bibliography of Com- parative Literature. Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina, 1950. Ballard...

... Francesi, Rumene e Spagnuole della Liberth di Pietro Metastasio,” in Mklanges &Histoire Littkraire Gknkrale et Comparke offerts h Fernand Baldensperger, Tome I1 (Paris, 1930), pp. 150-62, has noted two more imitations, El Desengaiio (B.A.E., LXII, p. 367) and La Libertud (B.A.E.,LXVII, p. 359...