..., ON : Pandora . Corson Hiram . 1889 . An Introduction to the Study of Robert Browning’s Poetry . New York : Heath . Escher Edwin . 1920 . “ The ‘Invention’ of the Natural Method of Language Teaching .” Modern Language Journal 4 , no. 6 : 295 – 301 . Friedland Martin L...

...: Sovereignty and Bare Life . Stanford, CA : Stanford University Press . Agamben Giorgio . 2004 . The Open: Man and Animal . Stanford, CA : Stanford University Press . Baucom Ian . 2014 . “ History 4°: Postcolonial Method and Anthropocene Time .” Cambridge Journal of Postcolonial...

...A. Closs E. M. Butler. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1946. Pp. 32. 1/6 net. Copyright © 1946 by Duke University Press 1946 376 Reviews The Direct Method in German Poetry. By E. M. BUTLER.Cam- bridge: Cambridge University Press, 1946. Pp. 32. 1/6...

.... (“Ego Dominus Tuus,” 67-69)’ ’ “I SEEK AN IMAGE” THE METHOD OF YEATS’S CRITICISM By RICHARDFALLIS In 1897, after nearly a decade as a professional essayist and book-re- viewer, W. B. Yeats wrote to Robert Bridges...

... readers and artists alike. ALEXANDERMEDLICOIT, JR. University of Connecticut The Method of Melville’s Short Fiction. By K. BRUCEBICKLEY, JR. Durham: Duke University Press, 1975. xv + 142 pp. $7.75. Although we are told that the plight...

... and abroad, the writer’s intentions really were, and what techniques he employed and why he employed them. Such a method of approach enables us to assume a more sympa- thetic and intelligent attitude toward one whom E. I<. called “the very chefe of our late rymers,” and gives us a better...

... BrowningS Voices in “The Ring and the Book”: A Study of Method and Meaning. By MARYROSE SULLIVAN. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1969. xv + 226 pp. $7.50. At first glance, this study promises to be doggedly, aridly mechanical. Mary Kose Sullivan proposes, she says...

..., ROMANTICISM, AND CRITICAL METHOD: REFLECTIONS ON THREE RECENT BOOKS’ By HERBERTLINDENBERCER “Critical method” is a nasty term to many. If the critic puts too much effort into his conceptual framework, does he not do violence to the poem he...

... set herself is to prove that Keller employed the cyclical method in composing the Sinngedicht, a work which occupied Keller’s attention from 1851 to 1880. When the author uses the word “cyclical” or when she speaks of Keller’s “cyclical habits of mind,” she does not use the term loosely...

...Esther Shephard Copyright © 1953 by Duke University Press 1953 AN INQUIRY INTO WHITMAN’S METHOD OF TURNING PROSE INTO POETRY By ESTHERSHEPHARD Turning prose into poetry has always been a legitimate activity of poets. The names...

...Caroline Levine Abstract This essay makes the case that most methods in literary studies explicitly privilege the detail but covertly depend on structures. The article turns to structuralism, specifically to the debate between Vladimir Propp and Claude Lévi-Strauss about the role of the detail...

... to the thorough and laborious preparation which underlies Professor Beall’s study. A. T. MACALLISTER Princeton University Literary Scholarship, Its Aims and Methods. By NORMANFOER- STER,JOHN C. MCGALLIARD,RENB WELLEK,AUSTIN WARREN, and WILBURL...

...Henry Kozicki Copyright © 1968 by Duke University Press 1968 CRITICAL METHODS IN THE LITERARY EVALUATION OF SIR DEGARE By HENRYKOZICKI Sir Degart! (hereafter SD) was popular in its day, as the survival of six manuscripts and three...

... who are too inclined to neglect them. MAURICEJ. QUINLAN Boston College Struktur und Sprachmagie: Zur Methode der Lyrik-Interpretation. By HERBERTLEHNERT. Stuttgart: W. Kohlhammer, Sprache und Literatur, No. 36, 1966. 159 pp. DM...

... that the reading methods we bring to born-translated writing are symbiotic with dominant accounts of modernism, and they give us the opportunity to develop new methods and new approaches to literary history. Rebecca L. Walkowitz is associate professor of English at Rutgers University and Walter Jackson...

...) is dominated by a sense of inevitability, whereas judgment concerns the things that can be otherwise. A close reading of Joseph Andrews shows that Fielding does not deploy uncritically the methods and assumptions of a nascent social theory. Rather, he teaches us that those methods and assumptions hold only...

... of the activities and insights of textual scholarship and is inherited from, rather than opposed to, the New Criticism and its core method of “close reading.” Literary history requires not new or integrated methods but a new scholarly object capable of managing the documentary record’s complexity, especially...

...David L. Sedley This article interprets Madame de Lafayette’s La Princesse de Clèves as a response to Blaise Pascal’s arithmetic triangle. Pascal used the numbers of the triangle to determine how to divide fairly the stakes of an interrupted game of chance. He called his method “the geometry...

...Heather Love Abstract In recent debates about reading methods, in the field of microsociology, and in the history of the novel, small-scale observations of everyday life tend to be understood as conservative, reinforcing the status quo. Through a reading of Claudia Rankine’s Citizen: An American...

.... Furthermore, by reproducing in style the features of a particular historical temporality, their work suggests a method for reading the historicity of temporality through literary style. While all styles are relative, lessness is a style about that relativity. The relativity of its reductions and its...