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.... GREGORYPAINE University of North Carolina Resources of Pacific Northwest Libraries: A Survey of Facilities for Study and Research. By JOHN VANMALE.Seattle: Pacific Northwest Library Association, 1943. Pp. xv + 404. $4.00. With this publication Dr. John VanMale has advanced notably...

... its serious intention only after the most meticu- lous analysis. HENRYTEN EYCK PERRY University of Buffalo 13se English Romantic Poets: A Review of Research. Edited by THOMASM. RAYSOR.New York : Modern Language Association...

... The Victorian Poets: A Guide to Research. Edited by FREDERICE. FAVERTY. Cambridge : Harvard University Press, 1956. Pp. 292. $5.00. Graduate students, particularly, will welcome this sequel to The Romantic Poets: A Review of Research, which also originated in the counsel of the Modern...

.... Burdach’s research is found in his commentary, Der Dichter des Ackermann aus Bohmen und seine Zeit ( Vont Mittrldter zur Reformation, Vol. 111, Pt. Z), Berlin, 1926-1932. * Ferd. Tadra, in 1892 ; F. M. BartoS in the Pragcr Presse of July 17, 1927 ; Febr. 4, 1931. 4 Alois Bernt...

...Warwick Research Collective Abstract In this essay the Warwick Research Collective (WReC) addresses the question of “what is and isn’t changing” in literary studies by reflecting on the material conditions that structure its disciplinary workscape. The essay notes that the pressures...

...Kevin Pask Abstract The most striking development in literary scholarship since the millennium is the increasing exploration of scientific models for literary research. This reflects an anxiety about the authority of humanistic research that has historical roots, some of them well described...

... to the orientation of nationalization and realize the dialectical unity of external research and internal research. 1 In 1985 Fredric Jameson, in his lectures at Peking University, used this method to interpret “the story of ‘A Parrot’” in Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio . See Jameson 1987...

...David Gorman The fundamental structure of literary study has stayed remarkably constant during the last seventy-five years: professional teaching and research have revolved around “criticism,” or the exegesis of individual works, and every other aspect of literary study has been treated...

...Chengzhou He Because the theories of Chinese modernity are mainly organized around a masculine norm and pay insufficient attention to the specificity of women's lives and experiences, it is of great significance to carry out research on women's complex and changing relationships to the political...

... Shaogong. Please Don't Call Me Human ( Qianwan bie ba wo dang ren , 1989), by Wang Shuo, who was recently honored with a Chinese compilation of “research material concerning Wang Shuo” (Tianjin, 2005), is also discussed. © 2008 by University of Washington 2008 Douwe Fokkema is professor emeritus...

... and the Revolution. Shakespeare is walled off from Milton, drama separated from poetry, prose, and epic. These divides distort the readings of the period’s literature and, at a time of resource scarcity, threaten to limit which writers and texts are researched and taught. The essay concludes with a reading...

...Paul Fry Abstract Advanced schools of literary research today concur in their disapproval of unscaffolded interpretations of texts that “overhear” the presumed self-communing voices of authors in their solitude. Choosing from among the many antihermeneutic arguments, this essay responds in the main...

.... But London’s literary societies were important preprofessional gatherings for the appreciation and research of vernacular literature at a time when universities restricted who could study and what could be studied. Forman contributed to other London societies and organized for them dramatic readings...

... strong affinities with the work of such figures as the cultural theorist Oswald Spengler. Offered as an alternative to what Kerényi considered the scientistic preoccupations rampant in modern academe, this vision is also clearly at odds with most later media-historical research and its interest...

... artifacts. It argues for a historicizing approach to the notion of authenticity, which bears on how we think about mediation and the surrogate in our research and teaching today. During World War II Gustav Struck, director of the Wiesbaden Landesbibliothek, transferred the Scivias manuscript and other...

... of minute research is to make possible interpretative history, the assumption of this hypothesis will give our discussion a little more point. Reduced to the simplest terms, what are the essential attitudes that historians should cherish if they are to give an ac- curate and soundly...

... This content is made freely available by the publisher. It may not be redistributed or altered. All rights reserved. 9 The best-known English example is Leavis 1932 . For Weimar-era German research and public discussion about reading habits and “pulp” literature, see Reuveni 2006 : 221–73. 10...

... approach to the literary artist. The evidence, of course, quite generally supports this view of Emerson. His criti- cism of Shakespeare in particular is known for its rejection of his- torical research, and such passages as the following are considered representative : I think, with all...

..., The Lost Books of Jane Austen describes a journey of hands-on research that may well kindle, or rekindle, enthusiasm for a form of archival work that often needs to leave the archives. The sheer amount of research is impressive, providing a slew of materials for further analysis and rediscovery work...

... of this report is to suggest an objective for French lexicography both desirable and feasible and to provide a clearing- house for linguistic recovery. Various plans have previously been formulated to systematize research in French philology, but all of those plans turned out to be mere brain...