... to his demise. Professor Richard Chase is somewhat in error in stating on the next to the last page of his Herman Melville (1949) that “Only one newspaper carried an obituary notice.” At least thirty published items, including obituaries, notices, tributes, and articles, during the last four...

... itself, but the obituary notice of Gregory that Yeats wrote for the Obseroer shortly after the young aviator was killed in World War I. In this essay, reproduced in its entirety in Romantic Image, Yeats concentrates on Gregory’s accomplishments as a painter, placing him in the tradition...

... with two obituary notices on the promi- nent Romanist Alfred Nordfelt, one of the founders of the Society and its secre- tary during the first fifteen years. His most eminent achievement was the study of the French loanwords in Swedish. In the Studier of 1901 he initiated a series of articles...

... by James Sutherland’s fine British Academy obituary. The editors are, appropriately, an American colleague and an English pupil, the first a Twickenham editor, the second a specialist in fiction. They wisely decided not to attempt a miscellany reflecting all of Butt’s interests, but to invite...

... Biographique de la Suisse (Neuchatel, 1930), V, 287 f. ; Nouvclle Biographie Ghnhrale (Paris, 1845), XL, 90-91 ; J. P. Vaucher, “Obituary Notice” concerning Pictet, Bibliothtque Universelle, section on Sciences et Arts, XXIX (May, l82S), 65-88; Charles Borgeaud, Histoire de 1’Universith de Genbzre...

... obituary PresIf Forster’s own obituary press was warm, it was mainly because, all his life, he had kept his private life discreetly quarantined from his public. But that double life (if we trust fictional evidence) created an agony of stress in Forster that runs like a fault line through his work...

....’ 6Memorie.s of Old Friends, Being Extracts from the Journals and Letters of Caroline Fox, ed. H. N. Pym (London, 1883), p. 242. See note 16, below. In January, 1859, Miss Martineau tactlessly injected into her obituary of Mrs. Wordsworth in the Daily News (RCorr 829-30) impertinent distressed regret...

... and also of boars.] Lerer I Origins of the Middle English Lyric ‘35 A critique as well as a record of William’s life and actions, the poem presents a cultural obituary for the Anglo-Saxon landscape in the guise of a formal obituary for the Conqueror. From the first...

... is to be reached about whether it is “an unquali- fied eulogy’’ (Mumy), an ironic obituary (Davis), a meditation on death (Fischer), or a political and ethical satire, it seems to me that it will come only as we recognize the dramatic situation Swift created and the allusive pattern which gives...

... echoes and devel- ops the remarks on Derrida’s and Kant’s aesthetics at the end of Distinction (dis- cussed by Jonathan Loesberg in this issue). 5 This is a revised version of the obituary of Sartre that Bourdieu published in the London Review of Rooks in 1980. See Bourdieu, The Rules...

..., and in fact Fielding’s most extended commentary is the obituary in the True Patriot of November 5, 1745 (a highly likely though not a certain attri- bution). There Swift is eulogized as a comic master with “the Talents of a Lucian, a Rabelais, and a Cervantes.” Fielding’s characterization of the dean...

..., as in the poetry of Sandra Maria Esteves and Victor Hernindez Cruz, becomes a resource for self- discovery and political insight. lOPietri, Puerto Rican Obituary (New York: Monthly Review Press, 1973), 12-6. 1 Fusco, English Is Broken Here: Notes on Cultural Fusion in the Americas (New York...

... in the obituary columns stunned Paris literati and friends. In reality, however, Eluard had merely departed on a strange Pacific sea voyage, leaving from Mar- seille, skirting the Antilles, then touching at Panama, Tahiti, Aus- tralia, Malaya, and Singapore. Eluard asserts that it was only...

... significant, Ticknor appears to have sought an audience for Goethe in fields beyond the academic. The Capital (Washington, April 16, 1871) says in its obituary article on Ticknor : “His lectures there [Harvard, 1819 on] upon Goethe, Cervantes, and Dante drew from their business and their briefs...

...’ obituaries, published in 1835 in the Atheneum and in the Gentle- man’s Magazine, it is stated that, “his Italian Canzoni and transla- tions from the English have been always held up to admiration for their grace and correctness”;3S and that “he composed in the language...

...; the Gentleman’s Magazine obituary, Vol. 199 (May, 1856), p. 541, said 1774 ; the DNB accepts 1774 with a question mark ; and Grove’s Dictiottary of Music and Musicians gives 1777. Braham himself wrote to the Birmingham Advertiser in 1840 to deny the rumor that he was an octogenarian and to state that he...

... say in his obituary Pour la Reine Marguerite: “Morte a parfaite science de ce que, vive, eust bien voulu cognoistre.” IV. CHARACTERIZATIONOF PAGAN HUMANISM In contradistinction to this Christian humanism, neo-pagan human- ism tries to imitate the life concepts of Antiquity...

... topics”; some parts of his Parallel he had himself referred to as “rather tart expressions” but to be excused “as involuntary offences of an overheated enthusi- ast.” According to an obituary notice which Niccolb Tommaseo, the great lexicographer, editor of the Florence Antologiu, contributed...

...”; here, the common denominator is obviously the concept of “stiffness” ; but the “stiffness” of a hoop-skirt and the rigidity of a definition have no common cultural denominator (the time of hoop-skirts was also the time of Schubert) . In the obituary of Albert Thibaudet written by his...

... to the Princes,” xix – xlii . London : Verso . 16 There was never perfect agreement, of course. In an obituary tribute to Samir Amin, Immanuel Wallerstein ( 2018 ) recalled working together with Amin, Giovanni Arrighi, and André Gunder Frank: “Giovanni, Gunder, Samir, and I thus became the so...