...Lawrence Kramer Jensen Hines Thomas. Kent, Ohio: Kent State University Press, 1991. x + 205 pp. $28.00. Copyright © 1993 by Duke University Press 1993 Review Essay The Real in Embers, the Arts Inflamed Lawrence Kramer Collaboratiue Form: Studies in the Relations...

...Lawrence Kramer Copyright © 1996 by Duke University Press 1996 Lawrence Kramer is professor of English and music at Fordham University and coeditor of the journal Nineteenth-Century Music . His most recent book is Classical Music and Postmodern Knowledge . (1995). Revenants...

...Kevin Kopelson Kramer Lawrence. Berkeley: University of California Presss, 1997. ix + 281 pp. $30.00. Copyright © 1999 by Duke University Press 1999 Kopelson I Review 421 racial myths we cling to. But this figure perpetuates these very...

... both Hardy’s art and his extraordi- narily powerful effect upon readers. Of these four, the critic who shows most deference to the older con- ventions of comment about Hardy is Dale Kramer in his book on the forms of tragedy. (He also shows the virtues of his deference in foot...

... by University of Washington 2019 elegy modernism literary Left generation postwar In July 1956, the summer before Allen Ginsberg’s Howl tore through American cultural consciousness, another cry went up from the editorial page of the New York Times . “Threnody” was the sonnet Aaron Kramer wrote...

...Max Schertel By Priscilla M. Kramer. New York, 1939. Pp. vii + 318. Ottendorfer Memorial Fellowship Series of Germanic Monographs, No. 26. Copyright © 1941 by Duke University Press 1941 Edward Wagen knec h t 333 raphies and books containing...

... with the emotional reactions specified in the epigram and, by implication, with the symbolical use of “Light.” For each of these part-problems Dr. Kramer searches the seven stories in their normal sequence gathering in every bit of discoverable evi- dence to prove her points. Whatever elements...

.... 348), he gives to it much less consideration (37 lines) than to Handel-Mazzetti’s Die arwe Margrct (60 lines). Par- ticularly inadequate are the purported exegeses of Hauptmann’s im- portant works. One sentence disposes of Michael Kramer: “In Michael Kramer (as in Das Friedensfest...

...-and it is certain to be widely and fer- vently discussed. Carla Kaplan, University of Southern California After the Lovedeath: Sexual Violence and the Making of Culture. By Lawrence Kramer. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1997. ix t 281 pp. $30.00. This beautifully...

... of Romanticism: A Critical Companion, ed. Thomas Pfau and Robert F. Gleckner (Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press, 1998), 1-37. On the “new musicology” see Lawrence Kramer, Clas- sical Music and Postmodern Knowledge (Berkeley:University of California Press, igg5), 1-32 and passim; and Kramer, “Tropes...

... French prdcursews. Bauer and Lohmann have each linked Nietzsche with Pascal, and Kramer has written about Nietzsche and Rousseau. But it has remained for W. D. Williams to present the first thorough and detailed study of Nietzsche and the French. Williams begins his study...

..., and Kramer has written about Nietzsche and Rousseau. But it has remained for W. D. Williams to present the first thorough and detailed study of Nietzsche and the French. Williams begins his study with Nietzsche’s arrival in Basel in 1869 to assume his professorship. He adopts the generally...

... of Au- thors” lists Baculard D’Arnaud and Pigault-Lebrun, but not Pre- vost, Marivaux, or Riccoboni. Of the German, the “Index” lists Grosse, Kahlert, Kotzebue, Kramer, and Lafontaine ; but not Cramer, Kerndorffer, Raspe, Vulpius, or Wachter (Veit Weber). If, however, you know...

...-Lebrun, but not Pre- vost, Marivaux, or Riccoboni. Of the German, the “Index” lists Grosse, Kahlert, Kotzebue, Kramer, and Lafontaine ; but not Cramer, Kerndorffer, Raspe, Vulpius, or Wachter (Veit Weber). If, however, you know the titles of the English translations of these foreign...

... and edited by Frederic T. Wood.] Pub- lished by the author, university of Virginia. Pp. iii+227. Kramer, Priscilla M. The Cyclical Method of Composition in Gott- fried Keller’s Sinngedicht. New York University, Ottendorfer Memorial Series of Germanic Monographs, No. 26. Pp. iii+3...

..., in the street. And the “good” people pass him by, “heedless, resigned, blasC, nauseated, and indif- ferent, indifferent, so indifferent” (p. 200) ; the Colonel, the Cabaret Manager, Frau Kramer, and Beckmann’s wife. Only the girl seeks him, for she loves him. *But the sound of crutches drives her...

.... Berkeley : University of California Press, 1963. Pp. 227. $4.00. Kramer, Aaron (translator). Songs and Ballads : Goethe, Schiller, Heine. New York: O’Hare Books, 1963. Pp. 32. Mowatt, D. G. (editor and translator). The Nibelungenlied. London : Dent, Everyman’s Library, No. 312, 1962...

... sight, but not actually fall off (Kramer and Sprenger 1971 : 118–22). According to Murrin ( 1980 : chap. 1), this skepticism about marvels can be traced to early commentaries on Homer. In its extreme form, skepticism about the supernatural prompted Lucan to write an epic without Olympians. But Virgil...

... of the Revels. Gloucester, Eng.: Alan Sutton, 1979. cxl + 361 pp. s22.00. Kramer, Dale (editor). Critical Approaches to the Fiction of Thomas Hardy. Totowa, N.J.: Barnes 8c Noble, 1979. x + 218 pp. $28.50. Marchand, Leslie A. (editor). “A Heart for Every Fate”: Byron’s Letters and Journals...

... or downward 5 Lawrence Kramer, “The ‘Intimations’ Ode and Victorian Romanticism,” VP, 18 (1980), 315-36, comments on the way the ode is revised in several works by Tennyson, Arnold, and Browning. Kramer points rightly to the tendency of Victorian versions to weaken the Wordsworthian stress...