...Harold Enrico G. Singh. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1973. xi + 297 pp. $15.00. Copyright © 1974 by Duke University Press 1974 EDWARD L. RUHE 209 inspiring. Frailties and all, Boswell and Mrs. Thrale were among...

...Nicolas J. Perella G. Singh. Firenze: Le Monnier, 1968. ix + 225 pp. L. 2500. Copyright © 1970 by Duke University Press 1970 AKTHUK SHEKBO 123 I reject in toto Hopkins’ conclusions and the methods used to arrive at them. My...

... these years for G. Singh’s Eugenio Montale, the first long study in English of all of iMontale’s poetry (Ossi,di seppia, Le occa- sioni, La bufera e altro, and Satura); his collection of prose sketches, Farfulla di Dinard; and his criticism. One is graceful, and one is a little disappointed. A1...

... Bullough in Cambridge Readings in Italian Lit- erature [ 19201 ) does a critic confuse his anguish with the facile melancholy of the poseurs. Judging from the material Singh has assembled, an aspect of Leopardi’s poetry that nineteenth-century readers in general seem to have been able...

.... ARTHURSHERBO Michigan State Uniuersity Leo/m-cli e l’lnghilteim. 13y G.Smcti. Firenze: Le Monriier, 1968. ix -k 225 pp. L. 2500. It is J. H. Whitfield’s opinion-for which he is duly praised by G. Singh (p. 148)-that Manzoni has proved to be an unexportable Italian literary...

... by the guardians of literary countercanonicity. For example, Tej Singh’s study Contemporary Dalit Literature men- tions as major preoccupations of recent Hindi Dalit writing the demon- stration of the “irony of caste division and the obsession with touching...

... Shakespeare was made to play in British colonialism (see Cartelli 1999 ; Loomba and Orkin 1998 ; Marcus 2017 ; Singh 2019 ; Wilson-Lee 2016 ) but cannot rest there, either. There were plenty of dead white male English authors to prop up in a claim of cultural greatness, so why Shakespeare...

... 2017 ), “unthinking mastery” (Singh 2018 ), and anticolonial relinquishment (Elam 2020 ). 6 This failure of imagination might be described in two opposing ways that paradoxically operate together. On the one hand, the global spread of English and industrialized capital resulted from British...

... pp. $25.00, cloth; $9.95, paper. Sherwood, Terry G. Fuljilling the Circle: A Study ofJohn Donne’s Thought. Toronto, Buffalo, London: University of Toronto Press, 1984. 23 1 pp. $25.00. Singh, G. (editor). Q. D. Leavis: Collected Essays. Volume 1: The Englishness of the English Novel...

...: Ford Madox Ford and Violet Hunt’s 191 7 Diary. Victoria, B.C.: University of Victoria, English Literary Studies, Monograph Series, 30, 1983. 85 pp. $5.00, paper. Singh, Gurbhagat. Poetry as Metaconsciousness: Readings in William Blake. Atlantic Highlands, N.J.: Humanities Press, 1983...

... of the Novel . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Suri Gaurav , and Bal Hartosh Singh . 2007 . A Certain Ambiguity: A Mathematical Novel . Princeton, NJ : Princeton University Press . Tate Andrew . 2016 . “ The Challenges of Re-writing Sacred Texts .” In The Routledge...

.... Naipaul, The Mimic Men (London: Deutsch, 1967), 162 – 63. Hereafter cited as MM. 536 MLQ December 2008 dency. Ralph Singh’s first stabs at writing in The Mimic Men evoke in painstaking detail Conrad’s first attempts at writing (as recorded in his...

... of Wisconsin Press, 1968. 298 pp. $6.50. Singh, G. Leopardi e l‘lnghilterra. Firenze: Le Monnier, 1968. ix + 225 pp. L. 2500. Stoltzfus, Ben. Gide’s Eagles. Carbondale and Edwardsville: Southern Illinois Uni- versity Press; London and Amsterdam: Feff er and Simons, Crosscurrents/Mod- ern...

... University Press . Marjara Harinder Singh . 1992 . Contemplation of Created Things: Science in “Paradise Lost.” Toronto : University of Toronto Press . Martin Catherine Gimelli . 1998 . “ Fire, Ice, and Epic Entropy: The Physics and Metaphysics of Milton’s Reformed Chaos .” Milton...

... of the soul to merge into the soul of all being and solve the riddle of life” (E. M. Forster: ’4 Tribute, etl. K. Natwar-Singh [New York, 19641, pp. 37-38). C. ROLAND WAGNER 369 because of his unconscious fear that consummation could bring a name- less...

..., “Langs- ton Hughes and Approaches to Modernism in the Harlem Renaissance,” in The Harlem Renaissance: Revaluations, ed. Amritjit Singh, William S. Shiver, and Stanley Brodwin (New York: Garland, 1989), 49–71. But see also, among others, Amitai F. Avi-Ram, “The Unreadable Black Body...

... to the Native: Studies in Criticism and Culture (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, Krupat, “Postcolonialism, Ideology, and Native American Literature,” in Post- colonial Theory and the United States, ed. Amritjit Singh and Peter Schmidt ( Jackson: Andrade Realism...

... and the United States: Race, Ethnicity, and Literature, ed. Amritjit Singh and Peter Schmidt (Jackson: University Press of Missis- sippi, 2000), 196 – 99. 19  Emerson rarely uses the label poet to distinguish between the poetic in a strictly literary sense and other intellectual pursuits...

...’’ found in Harlem? Is this what Shakespeare-the work of Shake- speare-would sound like (would have sounded like?) if he had been 28Arnold Rampersad, “Langston Hughes and Approaches to Modernism in the Harlem Renaissance,” in The Harlem Renaissance: Revaluations, ed. Amritjit Singh, William...

...- coveries” in the Early Modern Period, ed. Ivo Kamps and Jyotsna G. Singh (New York: Palgrave, 2001), 239. Harrawood Shakespeare in the Caribbean 277 interpretations.12 My suggestion regarding the Joncanoe Shakespeare is that the question of interpretive agency appears in unexpected...