...Louis Hasley Copyright © 1973 by Duke University Press 1973 The Kangaroo Mind of S. J. Perelman Louis Hasley The best American humorists of this century? Not everyone would agree, of course. Certainly Lardner, Benchley, and Thurber would get the vote from most readers. And they are all dead...

...Peter Glassgold; Mark Jay Mirsky; Bob Perelman; Ronald Sukenick Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 Peter Glassgold, Mark Jay Mirsky, Bob Perelman, and Ronald Sukenick Excerpts from the Writers Roundtable Rter glassgold: What we re talking about here is literary survival...

..., or the hermeneutical mafia would have it; Perelman, Mirsky, and Suke­ nick are, of course, themselves critical writers and teachers as well as novelists and poets. Nevertheless, there has been a shift of en­ thusiasm and commitment toward recovering different literary pasts, those of the still marginal in particular...

.../s3fs-public/file_attachments/radiografia_de_la_desigualdad.pdf . Perelman Chaim Olbrechts-Tyteca Lucie . 1989 . Tratado de la argumentación: La nueva retórica , edited by Alonso D. , translated by Muñoz J. Zevilla . Madrid : Gredos . Plantin C. 2012 . La...

... wouldn t have seen in 1936, but today you would. In a sense, Celine is kept contemporary in transla­ tion. bob perelman: It strikes me that considering language alone doesn t come very near the explosive, obvious history and contradictions of Celine. There s the question of formal frame...

... Pages, Yves, Celine and Anarchist Culture 321 Perelman, Bob, Excerpts from the Writers Roundtable 445 Plante, David, My Parents, My Religion, and My Writing 711 Radway, Janice, On the Gender of the Middlebrow Consumer and the Threat of the Culturally Fraudulent Female 871 Rody, Caroline, The Mad...

... Net (SAQ, Winter 1992). yves pages, University of Paris 7 (Jussieu), has adapted several works for film and theater in addition to being the author of Les Fictions du politique chez L.-F. Celine (forthcoming in 1994 from Editions du Seuil). bob perelman teaches at the University of Pennsylvania...

... of John Wain s Essays in Literature and Ideas. The inclusiveness of the title is sufficient evidence that the nature of the contents has been determined solely by assignments that came to a versatile professional author. In length the range is from a two-page bit on S. J. Perelman to fifty-five pages...

... that the nature of the contents has been determined solely by assignments that came to a versatile professional author. In length the range is from a two-page bit on S. J. Perelman to fifty-five pages on The Conflict of Forms in Contemporary English Literature. ...

... of loosely connected sketches, so loosely connected that they can be and often are printed as inde­ pendent pieces. Clear examples abound in the works of major Ameri­ can humorists, such as Twain, Lardner, E. B. White, and S. J. Perelman. Humor accepts the test of laughter. If it does not make you laugh...

... the unattainable blonde. Our leading humorists, too, have been and are asexual: Ade, Benchley, and Perelman, despite the variety in their approaches and in their subject matter, unanimously avoid the erotic. That this Amer­ ican attitude results from the Puritan heritage is probably true, but irrelevant here; what...

..., but it fits the pace of life in today s joumal- Louis Hasley, who is Professor Emeritus of English at Notre Dame, has con­ tributed critiques of humorists to various periodicals; an essay on S. J. Perelman appeared in the South Atlantic Quarterly for Winter 1973. Mr. Hasley is the editor of The Best of Bill...

... of others. The attempt to redefine rationality on this basis continues to this day in works such as Steven Toulmin s The Uses of Argument, Chaim Perelman s The New Rhetoric: A Treatise on Argument, Paul Feyerabend s Against Method, T. S. Kuhn s The Structure of Scientific Revolu­ tions, Wayne Booth s Modern...