...KARL KROEBER RAMSEY JAROLD. Seattle and London: University of Washington Press, 1977. xxxvii + 295 pp. $14.95. Copyright © 1978 by Duke University Press 1978 XI. L. PEKKINS 197 work of a non-Socratic world with much more complex...

...Martin A. Hipsky, Jr. Karl Kroeber. New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University Press, 1992. $35.00. Copyright © 1993 by Duke University Press 1993 Hipsky I Review 431 Retelling / Rereading: The Fate of Storytelling in Modern Times. By Karl...

...RAIMONDA MODIANO KROEBER KARL. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1975. xi + 142 pp. $10.00. Copyright © 1976 by Duke University Press 1976 198 REVIEWS movement. Perhaps the order of the chapters does imply an order...

...Herbert Lindenberger Copyright © 1966 by Duke University Press 1966 1 Georg Roppen and Richard Sommfr. Strangers and Pilgrims: An Esstly on the Metaphor of Journey. New York: Humanities Press, Norwegian Studies in English, No. 11, 1964. 388 pp. 57.75. Karl Kroeber. The Artifice...

.... In a letter he speaks of the pressures exerted by “under-consciousness” upon conscious behavior, coming remarkably close to Freud’s point of view.2 If Kroeber’s analysis of the differ- ences between Freud’s and Wordsworth’s beliefs may be true, the implied assumption that Freud and Romanticism...

...: University of Wisconsin Press, 1975. xi + 142 pp. $10.00, Much is attempted and much achieved in Karl Kroeber’s concise and dis- creetly adventurous study Romantic Landscape Vision, which examines the relationship between British landscape poetry and landscape painting in the early part...

...- teenth century.’ 1 George Eliof arid the Visucil Art.\ joins a number of‘ recent pulhcations \vhic.h explore nine- teenth-century British literature from an interdisciplinary point of‘ vieiv. notat)ly. Karl Kroeber. Romantic Lnrid.\cnpe Vi.\ion: Constable ntid Word~wwrth(Madison...

... predecessors. (p. 4) Yet one cannot read such a statement without recalling characterizations of what Jackson calls the “second” revolution, those by Northrop Frye, Harold Bloom, and Karl Kroeber, who speak of Komanticism as the renaissance of the Renaissance and who declare, one after another...

... literature from an interdisciplinary point of‘ vieiv. notat)ly. Karl Kroeber. Romantic Lnrid.\cnpe Vi.\ion: Constable ntid Word~wwrth(Madison: L‘niversity of U’isc-on- sin Press, 1975); Jeffrey Meyers, Painting and the Noiwl (New York: Barnes & Noble. 1975); U. C. KnoepHmacher anti G. B. Tennyson...

... own unquiet heart” is customarily linked to the preceding lines, “betwixt the heart of man / And the uneasy world,” to form what Karl Kroeber calls a “sys- tematic dialectic between public arid private affairs between Words- worth the poet (who is concerned “chiefly” with “personal growth...

... 283 Nietzsche’s Apollonian theory to comedy. Two other essays in this vol- ume, those by Karl Kroeber and Donald Greene (who are represented in both collections), suggest that the generalizations drawn from the Halperin collection should stand up well for that of Weinsheimer. ‘To make...

..., in A. L. Kroeber’s term. As a superorganic accretion on the basic human organism, semantic gravitation might be discussed as a phenomenon arising from the symbolic structure of thought. Very interesting, in this context, is an article by H. M. Dargan on Swift’s use of allegory for satiric...

... Hopkins University Press . Kroeber Karl . 1960 . Romantic Narrative Art . Madison : University of Wisconsin Press . Lansdown Richard . 1999 . “ The Novelized Poem and the Poeticized Novel: Byron’s Don Juan and Victorian Fiction .” Critical Review , no. 39 : 119 – 41...

... a psychological model of response to the Revolution based on the sexual dynamics of the sublime. For another suggestive study of the aesthetics of history, see Karl Kroeber, “Romantic Historicism: The Temporal Sublime,” in Images of Romanticistn: Verbal and Visual Affinities, ed. Karl Kroeber...

..., .John K., Jr. Milton’s Pasforal Vision: An Approach to “Paradise Lost.” Chi- cago and London: University of Chicago Press, 1971. xv + 180 pp. $7.95. Kroeber, Karl. Styles in Fictional Slructure: The Arf ofJane Austen, Charlotte Bvonti;, George Eliot. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1971...

.... $4.00. Kroeber, Karl. The Artifice of Reality: Poetic Style in Wordsworth, Foscolo, Keats, and Leopardi. Madison and Milwaukee: University of Wisconsin Press, 1964. xx 4- 235 pp. $6.50. Mazzeo, Joseph Anthony. Renaissance and Seventeenth-Century Studies. New York: Columbia...

... Bpron’s PueticDevelop- riierit (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1968), pp. 277-99; Michael G. Cooke, The Blid Mali Traces the Circle (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1969), pp. 159-62; and the brief but suggestivc remarks of Karl Kroeber and Peter J. Manning, respectively, in Roriia...

... University Press, 1960. Pp. viii + 373. $6.75. Kennedy, Arthur G., and Donald B. Sands. A Concise Bibliography for Stu- dents of English. Stanford : Stanford University Press, fourth edition, 1960. Pp. xi + 467. $5.00. Kroeber, Karl. Romantic Narrative Art. Madison : University of Wisconsin...

... by the Romantic poets well in the background. Karl Kroeber goes far in defining the nature of Swin- burne’s formal accomplishment in Tristram when he describes in gen- eral terms the kind of narrative form introduced and sanctioned by the Romantics. Kroeber terms their use of story “visionary (rather...

....” London, Boston, Sydney: Allen 8c Unwin, Dickens Companions, 2, 1986. 209 pp. $29.95. Kinsella, Thomas (editor). The New Oxford Book of Irish Verse. Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press, 1986. xxx + 423 pp. $18.95. Kroeber, Karl. British Romantic Art. Berkeley, Los Angeles, London...