... of the Graduate Council, he helped in the 177 178 Curtis C. D. Vail formulation of principles that proved highly effective in the develop- ment of graduate studies here. He was one of the founders of the Modern Language Quarterly, and as editor...

... Copyright © 1950 by Duke University Press 1950 GEORGE W. UMPHREY 1878-1950 It is with deep regret that we announce the death in August, 1950, of Dr. George W. Umphrey, a member of the Editorial Board of MODERNLANGUAGE QUARTERLY...

...: There are several matters in your review of my book in the March issue of Modern Language Quarterly which I do not understand. In order to clear these up will you kindly answer the questions set out below? I enclose a stamped and addressed envelope. 1. In what sense do you understand “Nature...

...Dudley D. Griffith; Howard Lee Nostrand; Frederick M. Padelford; Curtis C. D. Vail A TRIBUTE IT IS with deep regret that the editorial board of the MODERNLANGUAGE QUARTERLY announces the death of its Managing Editor, Professor Ray Heffner, who died of cerebral...

... but with an earnest request it may not be used without much modification. It would I find be very disagreable in its present shape to Lord W.l The only article to which Scott could possibly be referring appeared in the Quarterly Review2 for September, 1812. The twelfth article of Number 15...

...: Charles Dickens and the Blacking Laureate (London: n.p., 1937), 9. Modern Language Quarterly 63:4, December 2002. © 2002 University of Washington. 412 MLQ ❙ December 2002 of the most widely circulated versions, Byron is Warren’s poet of choice. As late as 1843...

..., &c. in I 792,”Edinburgh Review 4 (1804): 208. 2 The editors had prefaced the first issue of the quarterly by announcing their policy “to confine their notice, in a great degree, to works that either have attained, or deserve, a certain portion of celebrity” (Edinburgh Review 1 [ 18021...

... Quarterly, XV (July, 1916), 223-240. “The National Growth in Culture,” Journal of National Institute of Social Sciences, I1 (July, 1916), 164-179. The Ring and the Book, by Robert Browning (edited, with Introduc- tion and Notes). New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1917. Pp...

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...Harry A. Deferrari Copyright © 1941 by Duke University Press 1941 COMMENT EDITORIALNOTE : In the MODERNLANGUAGE QUARTERLY, June, 1941, Outline of a Theory of Linguistic Change, by Harry A. Deferrari, was reviewed by Professor P. J. Frein...

... or at least to a United Europe, the cosmopolitan from Ferney is more alive than ever. , HENNINCFENCER New York City FORGED “SMOLLETT” LETTER To the Editor of Modern Language Quarterly Sir : A forgery forms...

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... Is, Freedom Ain't: Jazz and the Making of the Sixties (2003) was named a winner of the 2004 American Book Award. His reviews and essays on postwar literature, music, and performance have appeared in the American Quarterly , the Boston Review , Theater , Theatre Journal , and the Times Literary Supplement...

... David Huntsperger is assistant editor of Modern Language Quarterly . He is a PhD candidate in English at the University of Washington. Reviews Lethe: The Art and Critique of Forgetting. By Harald Weinrich. Translated by Steven Rendall. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 2004. vi + 254 pp...

... for improvement. Modern Language Quarterly 74:1 (March 2013) doi 10.1215/002679291892735  © 2013 by University of Washington 96 MLQ March 2013 times with a condescending edge, and sees their movement as essen- tially ending with the Civil War. Nelson wants...

.... RAYMONDGIRAUD Stanford University ANNOUNCEMENTS The Modern Language Quarterly is pleased to print the following announce- ment of a newcomer to the hard-pressed rank of learned journals and to share the feeling of relief at the prospect of another outlet...

...: University of North Carolina Press, 1961. Pp. viii 4- 380. $7.50. Woods, Charles B., and Curt A. Zimansky (editors). Studies in English Drama Presented to Baldwin Maxwell, Editor of Philological Quarterly, 1929- 1955. Iowa City : State University of Iowa, Philological Quarterly, XLI...

...Paul G. Remley Copyright © 1990 by Duke University Press 1990 DAVID C. FOWLER A SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY Compiled by PAUL G. REMLEY “More Kentucky Superstitions,” Southern Folklore Quarterly, 14 (1950): 170-76 (with Mary...

...’: Roman Desire and the Difference It Fakes in Antony and Cleopatra.” Shakespeare Quarterly 45 , no. 4 : 408 – 25 . Hayne Victoria . 1993 . “Performing Social Practice: The Example of Measure for Measure.” Shakespeare Quarterly 44 , no. 1 : 1 – 29 . Helmholz R. M. 1974...

...MÍĊEÁL F. Vaughan Copyright © 1990 by Duke University Press 1990 INTRODUCTION STUDIES IN HONOR OF DAVID C. FOWLER BY M~CEALF. VAUGHAN This special issue of Modern Language Quarterly presents seven essays on a range...