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...David Eggenschwiler C. MOSER THOMAS. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1980. xviii + 349 pp. $22.50, cloth; $8.95, paper. Copyright © 1981 by Duke University Press 1981 202 REV I EM’S ple, to suspend my original disbelief...

... Victoria College, Uniuersity of Toronto The Life in the Fiction of Ford Madox Ford. By THOMASC. MOSER. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1980. xviii + 349 pp. $22.50, cloth; $8.95, paper. Some two decades in the making, Thomas Moser’s recent study of Ford Madox Ford is a fine...

... includes selections from the studies by Walter F. Wright, Thomas Moser, and W. Y. Tin- dall which are cited below. I should like at this point to acknowledge my indebtedness to my colleagues, especially David M. Bevington, Robert N. Ganz, Donald L. Mull, and Robert E. Scholes...

..., making himself “preposterously English,” idealizing ‘‘cor- rectness of attitude,” and seeking a “green nook” in order to escape painful human relationships (pp. 198-200), so his writing changed. Moser shows Po- rade’s End, Ford’s major work of the 192Os, to have other, lesser triumphs than had...

.... We have lately had new books about Ford from Thomas C. Moser and from Sondra J. Stang (as editor). Perhaps we have begun the reevaluation of the Ford corpus which Graham Greene, William Gass, and others have long been calling for. There have, of course, been a number of good studies...

... Ford Madox Ford: Prose and Politics. By ROBERTGREEN. Cambridge, London, New York: Cambridge University Press, 1981. xvi + 218 pp. $39.95. We have lately had new books about Ford from Thomas C. Moser and from Sondra J. Stang (as editor). Perhaps we have begun the reevaluation of the Ford...

... Library, 1953. Pp. xvi + 347. $4.75. As members of Sturm und Drang, Professor Pascal includes only Merck, Herder, Goethe, Lenz, and Klinger. Maler Muller, H. L. Wagner, and Leise- witz are listed as “peripheral and dependent figures” ; “some, like Klopstock, Justus Moser...

... as “peripheral and dependent figures” ; “some, like Klopstock, Justus Moser, or Gerstenberg” are ranked as precursors in certain ways; Schiller is set off by himself as one who differs in several essential aspects from the other Sturmer und Dranger ; and Jung-Stilling, Fritz Jacobi, Heinse, Lava- ter...

... with quotations from Burger, Claudius, Goethe, Holty, Klinger, Leisewitz, Lenz, Miller, Moser, Muller, Schubart, the Stolbergs, and Voss (Herder is excluded for reasons of “space and time”-as no doubt are other authors whose conspicuous absence is unexplained). These quotations will be of great value...

.... ’’ Said reverses the pattern noted by Thomas Moser and Albert Guerard, who pictured Conrad as depressed in creative energy after 1914. The de- pressed energies of the previous periods interest him, though he allows that they produced some of Conrad’s best work. Said’s criticism of the “middle...

... repertoire. There is no assurance that she has assembled all available examples in each case. She then quotes in her own English translations from various “authorities” (Weinhold, Bairische Grammatik, Paul, Mhd. Gram., Mausser, Mhd. Gram., Michels, Elementarbuch, and, occasionally, Moser, Fruhnhd...

... and Metastasio’s drama?” (But yesterday, in his Goethe und die Musik [Leipzig: Peters, 19491, p. 12, Hans Joachim Moser, the outstanding German musicologist, speaking of Goethe’s Elio Gianturco 131 fondness for things Italian, declared that “es...

... . Reinbek : Rowohlt . Lenz Markus A. 2014 . Genie und Blut: Rassedenken in der italienischen Philologie des 19. Jahrhunderts . Paderborn : Fink . Lezama Lima José . 1969 . La expresión americana . Madrid : Alianza . Mathis-Moser Ursula , and Mertz-Baumgartner Birgit...

.... Moser, Thomas. Joseph Conrad : Achievement and Decline. Cambridge : Har- vard University Press, 1957. Pp. viii + 227. $4.50. Nehls, Edward (editor). D. H. Lawrence: A Complete Biography. Vol. I, 1885-1919. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1957. Pp. xxv + 614. $7.50. Ray...

... required histori- cal crises to validate the novelist’s inner disjunctions” (p. 195). In showing us how these inner visions are linked to historical crises and developments, Robert Green performs a useful and important task. Mizener has chronicled the “inner disjunctions,” and Moser has shown how...

... Braune-Mitzka, 1 83-89; R. Schut- zeichel, Die Grundlagen des westlichen Mitteldeutschen (Tubingen, 1961)) pp. 185 ff. ; Hugo Moser, “Deutsche Sprachgeschichte der alteren Zeit,” in Deutsche Philologie im Aufriss, ed. Wolfgang Stammler, 2nd ed., I (Berlin, 1957)) cols. 807 and 809. 12...

... Buch wie Pauls Mhd. Gram. in einer neueren Auflage als der von 1918 ( !) benutzt. Dann ware noch deutlicher zum Ausdruck gekommen, da13 Ayrer unempfindlich ist gegen Quantitaten, aber die “offenen” e-Laute (e, a, @) von den geschlossenen” (e, 0, Z, 6) getrennt halt. Mosers Satz (Histor...

...- ture. Amsterdam: Rodopi, Costerus, n.s., 28, 1980. 245 pp. $17.25, paper. Dis- tributed in U.S.A. by Humanities Press. Moser, Thomas C. The Life in the Fiction of Ford Madox Ford. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1980. xviii + 349 pp. $22.50, cloth; $8.95, paper. Ready, Robert...

...- kehrer-Hans Albrecht Moser”; Victor G. Doerksen, “Rudolf Lohbauer’s Battle for Freedom of the Press in the Stuttgart Hochzuiichler, 1830- 1832”; Andrew Donskov, “L. N. Tolstoi as an Editor of Literature by Peasant Writ- ers”; G. W. Field, “Metamorphoses of the Mentor in Hesse’s Fiction...

... Critique , no. 125 : 1 – 29 . Leith Sam . 2009 . “ Acting Up .” Literary Review , November . literaryreview.co.uk/acting-up . McMullan Gordon . 2007 . Shakespeare and the Idea of Late Writing . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Moser Walter . 1999...