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... 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...

...Margaret Gilman Albert Feuillerat. Yale University Press, 1941. Pp. 97. $2.00. Albert Feuillerat. Studies by Members of the French Department of Yale University. Yale University Press, 1941. Pp. 221-330. $3.00. Copyright © 1942 by Duke University Press 1942...

... that, with Feuillerat’s proof that “A Celle qui est trop gaie” belongs to those poems inspired by Marie Daubrun, the Sabatier cycle is freed from all sadistic “impurities.” Feuillerat, Baudelaire et la belle aun cheveux d’or (Paris, 1941 . 15 Les Fleurs du Mal, pp. 322,373. P. M...

... Feuillerat claimed to discern two distinct stylistic manners in Proust which, he believed, cor- respond to two different periods. Since the hypothetical “early ma was supposed to be rich in imagery, Graham made an actual count of images in the Grasset proofs and the later additions. He discovered...

... Received Cohen, Gustave. Lettres aux Am6ricains. Montreal : aditions de l’Arbre, 1943. Pp. 243. Peyre, Henri (editor). Essays in Honor of Albert Feuillerat. New Haven : Yale University Press, 1943. Pp. vi + 294. $2.50. Salvan, Albert J. Zola aux fitats-Unis. Providence: Brown Uni...

... Mulcaster it is similarly assumed that he was the author of the two plays under discussion. The titles, taken from Feuillerat’s edition of the Revels Accounts, are as follows: Efiginia, a Tragedye (1571) ; Alkmeon (1573) ; The historie of Error (1577) ; The historye of Titus and Gisippus (1577...

... Feuillerat’s 1912 edition of the prose works, Sidney had long been out of print, and only in that year did W. A. Ringler’s definitive edition of the poems appear. Now, in two complementary studies dealing with Sidney’s Arcadia, Walter Davis and Richard Lanham present new and startling readings...

... : “decidely” (p. 34), “Achbishop” (p. 194), “theologue” (p. 183), and “Bishop’s Bible” (pp. 150, 221, 232). The quotations on page 25 contain minor variations on Feuillerat’s text; “a french- man 8z a papist” is emended to “a Frenchman and a Papist,” “frendes” becomes “friendes...

... the legend of deca- dence is dispelled. Thus we are finally left face to face with Baudelaire and must solve for our- selves the problem of personality. As against the various interpretations we have had in the past (PorchC‘s Freudianism, Feuillerat’s Baudelaire and his mother...

... the course of A la recherche du temps perdu finds Mr. Green at odds with Alain, J. Benda, and Albert Feuillerat. These critics hold that in 1913 Proust intended to base his novel entirely on the revelations of the subconscious, and that by the time of writing Le temps retrouvk he had changed his...

..., 1953. Pp. 147. $2.75. Feuillerat, Albert. The Composition of Shakespeare’s Plays : Authorship, Chro- nology. New Haven : Yale University Press ; London : Geoffrey Cumberlege, Oxford University Press, 1953. Pp. viii + 340. $5.00. Kokeritz, Helgi. Shakespeare’s Pronunciation. New...

... they entered the ship, which Mr. Stephens could by no means do, his trunk being overwhelmed with sondrie packs D Sidney, Complete Works, ed. Feuillerat (Cambridge, 1912-26), 111, 154. Feuillerat does not mention Le Sieur by name, merely listing Steven in his index. 10 Ibid., 111, 373...

... reniplacee par L’Albntros. C’est le seul changenient qiie I’on relkve clans I’ordre cles treize premiers pokmes aux coiirs cles trois Ctlitions (1857, I861 et 1868). Voir notamment Albert Feuillerat, “L’Architecture tles Flezirs tlzi Maf,” clans Studies 6y Mem6er.s of the French Depnrttiteut...

... own learning” (p. 11). From these statements we might anticipate a discussion of Sidney’s interest either in a theory and process of knowledge or in a work of fiction :’ The Works of Sir Philip Sidney, ed. Albert Feuillerat, 4 vols. (Cambridge: Cambridge Uni- versity Press, 1912-26), I...

...). 6ReveZs Accounts (A. Feuillerat, Documents Relating to the Ofice of the Revels in the Time of Queen Elizabeth. Materialen mr Kuwde, XXI, Louvain, 1908), p. 145. James Paul Brawner 457 Wallace‘ would identify the play with the extant comedy called...

... Feuillerat, 111 [Cambridge, Eng., 19231, 24). Milton, with reservation about Pindar’s material, aclcls the ode to his list of worthy projects in The Reason of Church Government Urged against Prelaty . See also Carol Maclclison, Apollo and the Nine: A History of the Ode (Baltimore, 1960), p. 400...

... something,” and Donne’s answer that “he described the Idea of a Woman and not as she was,”lQinvoke two senses of decorum, 17 Complete Works of Sir Philip Sidney, ed. Albert Feuillerat (Cambridge, Eng., 1912-26), I, 376, 383. 18 John Hoskins, Directions for Speech and Style, ed. Hoyt H...

... of political integrity 24 Edwin A. Greenlaw, “Sidney’s Arcadia as an Example of Elizabethan Allegory,” Kittredge Anniversary Papers, by Colleagues and Pupils of George Lyman Kittredge (Boston, 1913), pp. 336-37. 25 Sir Philip Sidney, Countesse of Pemhrokes Arcadiu, ed. Albert Feuillerat...

... an anamorphosis. While Margreta de 19 Sir Philip Sidney, The Defence of Poesie, in vol. 3 of The Complete Works, ed. Albert Feuillerat, 4 vols. (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1912–26), 16. 20 See Giuseppe Mazzotta, The New Map of the World: The Poetic Philosophy...