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... pleased with a solid article of moderate length. R. E. WATTERS University of Washington Def oe’s Sources for “Robert Drury’s Journal.” BY JOII N ROBERT MOORE.Bloomington : Indiana University Publications, Humani- ties Series, No. 9, 1943. Pp. 87...

... University of Florida Journal Meiner Rcise im Jahrc 1769. By JOHANN GOTTFRIEDHERDER. Edited by ALEXANDERGILLIES. Oxford : Blackwell, 1947. Pp. xlii + 173. 7/6d. Professor Gillies’ edition of Herder’s Reisejoztrnal, published in “Blackwell’s German Texts,” is further evidence...

...Bruce Ronda Perry Miller’s 1958 edition of Henry David Thoreau’s “lost journal” for 1840–41, with its long and condescending introduction, prompted the leftist novelist Truman Nelson to engage in a bitter correspondence with Van Wyck Brooks and others, critiquing Miller’s approach to Thoreau...

... own approach (or “theory”). But this way of seeing the book may itself be misleading. The book may in fact be more modest and charming than its title suggests. It is perhaps best seen as a lover’s journal. Like Robert von Hallberg ( 2008 ) in Lyric Powers , Culler wants to explain—to himself as well...

... in Profession in 2002 and republished in the Spring 2003 ADFL Bulletin (Ryan et al. 2002 , 2003 ). Stephen Greenblatt ( 2002 ), then president of the MLA, circulated a letter of concern, while Philip Lewis ( 2002 ), dean of arts and sciences at Cornell, rejoined in PMLA that journals are as beleaguered...

...Robert H. Bell Copyright © 1977 by Duke University Press 1977 BOSWELL’S NOTES TOWARD A SUPREME FICTION FROM LONDON JOURNAL TO LIFE OF JOHNSON By ROBERTH. BELL Boswell’s London Journal, 1762-1763 reveals a great deal about...

...Charles H. Vivian © 1954 University of Washington 1954 RADICAL JOURNALISM IN THE 1830’s THE TRUE SUN AND WEEKLY TRUE SUN By CHARLESH. VIVIAN On March 5, 1832, a young man on his first assignment as a Par- liamentary reporter arrived...

...Carolyn Washburn Houtchens; Lawrence Huston Houtchens Copyright © 1945 by Duke University Press 1945 CONTRIBUTIONS OF EARLY AMERICAN JOURNALS TO THE STUDY OF CHARLES DICKENS By CAROLYNWASHBURN HOUTCIXENS and LAWRENCEHUSTON HOUTCHENS One...

...Ian C. Loram Copyright © 1951 by Duke University Press 1951 GOETHE AS EDITOR OF HIS JOURNALS By IANC. LORAM It would not be far from the truth to say that, of all the administra- tive ventures with which Goethe was associated during his life...

...Rachel Mayer Brownstein Copyright © 1973 by Duke University Press 1973 THE PRIVATE LIFE DOROTHY WORDSWORTH’S JOURNALS By RACHELMAYER BROWNSTEIN Dorothy Wordsworth’s Journals have been read mostly by William...

... “bourgeois” modernism. It takes members of the British Writers’ International and their associated journals the Left Review and New Writing as case studies in the interplay between Moscow as putative “metropole” and the “periphery.” References Brennan Timothy . 2018 . “ Against Modernism...

... Bruxelles (1741-1759) ; La Gazette franqaise des Pays-Bas (1759) ; La Gazette des Pays-Bas (1759-1791), in-4". * 1665- 1792 Journal des Savants. (Edition de Paris.) 111 v. in-4' (autre kdition in-12 i partir de 1724). (Hebdomadaire, puis mensuel i...

... as editor of MLQ: A Journal of Literary History . The remarks that follow expand my ten-minute presentation while retaining some trace of the original occasion, which was public and honorific (as befits the MLA) but also intimate and affectionate (as used to be possible prior to the pandemic when people...

...Marshall Brown Copyright © 2021 by University of Washington 2021 Thirty years is enough. Editing what the late Martha Banta—a former Advisory Board member as well as PMLA editor—once described to me as a boutique journal has been an adventure, a challenge, a delight, a vast learning...

...) as by politicians,l these scathing criticisms are based on remarks that Gide made in his Journal of 1939-1942, certain passages of which were first published at Algiers in 1943. For what reason was Gide subjected to such severe condemnation? His changes of opinion, his excessive delicacy of judgment...

... unpublished letters from Schwob to Ltautaud and the latter’s recently published nineteen-volume Journal Litttraire help to round out that st0ry.l The JournaZ records that the friendship began to develop in March, 1903, after the publication of Ltautaud’s autobiographical novel and first major...

... of Death (review), Buffalo Evening News. Carl F. Schreiber and Nils G. Sahlin, Minimum German (review), Modern Language Forum, XIX (1934), 198 f. “Lessing and Montiano,” Journal of English and Germanic Philology, XXXIV ( 1935), 233-37. Lesing’s Relation to the English Language...

.... The scholars gathered in celebration offered their remarks on the central role that the journal has played over the past three decades as a locus of inquiry into literary history, understood in the most capacious and curious of terms, and the extraordinary labors of Marshall Brown as its editor...

.... I was a graduate student just starting work on my dissertation. My adviser had recently attended the journal-sponsored conference “Feminism in Time” and was preparing his contribution to the special issue that would soon appear under that title. He recommended that I submit to MLQ in part because...

... published articles in the Huntington Library Quarterly , Modern Philology , Philological Quarterly , the Review of English Studies , and other journals and is at work on a book tentatively titled The Practice of Satire in England, 1658 – 1770 . Henry Fielding and the “Scriblerians” Ashley...