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...Helen Bevington The Modern Poets: A Critical Introduction . By Rosenthal M. L. . New York : Oxford University Press , 1960 . Pp. 288 . $6.50 . Copyright © 1961 by Duke University Press 1961 508 The South Atlantic Quarterly preliterary life in tactfully dotted lines. Mr...

...Bernard I. Duffey The New Poets: American and British Poetry Since World War II . By Rosenthal M. L. . New York : Oxford University Press . 1967 . Pp. ix , 350 . Copyright © 1968 by Duke University Press 1968 Book Reviews 181 not get much fuller attention, and there are few...

...John Halperin Virginia Woolf . By Rosenthal Michael . New York : Columbia University Press , 1979 . Pp. 270 . $15.00 . Copyright © 1981 by Duke University Press 1981 Book Reviews 113 stylish jargon that a reader must try to cut through. Some passages, such as the following...

...M. L. Rosenthal Copyright © 1963 by Duke University Press 1963 Robert Penn Warren s Poetry M. L. Rosenthal Rereading Robert Penn Warren s poetry, and often admiring it, I am nevertheless struck by its unevenness, really unusual for a poet of such gifts. That is one obvious characteristic...

...Michael Rosenthal Copyright © 1971 by Duke University Press 1971 Joyce Cary s Ambiguous Chester Nimmo Michael Rosenthal In his preface to Prisoner of Grace, Joyce Cary defends Chester Nimmo against the accusation that he is a crook. The defense is interesting, less for the reasons Cary gives...

... of an organic social system (p. 134). DUKE UNIVERSITY ROBERT F. DURDEN Virginia Woolf. By Michael Rosenthal. New York: Columbia Uni­ versity Press, 1979. Pp. 270. $15.00. A new book on Virginia Woolf had better have something new to say these days or risk getting lost in the torrents of stuff appearing about...

... these as the quasi-mechanical operations of an organic social system (p. 134). DUKE UNIVERSITY ROBERT F. DURDEN Virginia Woolf. By Michael Rosenthal. New York: Columbia Uni­ versity Press, 1979. Pp. 270. $15.00. A new book on Virginia Woolf had better have something new to say these days or risk getting lost...

... tion of the satirist satirized, is as fascinating as anything in this fascinating book, and alone worth the price of admission. DUKE UNIVERSITY RICHARD E. QUAINTANCE, JR. The Modern Poets: A Critical Introduction. By M. L. Rosenthal. New York: Oxford University Press, 1960. Pp. 288. $6.50...

... to only forty-five pages out of 215; but actually the poems are discussed along with the stories in every section of the book. DUKE UNIVERSITY LIONEL STEVENSON The New Poets: American and British Poetry Since World War II. By M. L. Rosenthal. New York: Oxford University Press. 1967. Pp. ix, 350. Macha L...

... understandings of their poems. They contrast sharply with the prevailing declarative note of the confessional poets. Mr. Rosenthal is least satisfactory in his very brief treatment of the large number of independent poets, those identifiable with neither of the groups described above. Such significant writers...

... Journal, Bernard Rosenthal on Herman Melville s Wandering Jews, and finally Nina Baym on God, Father, and Lover in Emily Dickinson s Poetry. Of the nine, that on Thoreau is hardly on the announced subject of the volume, though of itself the essay is thoughtful, perceptive, and pleasant. The Hawthorne...

... poetry, however, such as Richard Fein and M. L. Rosenthal, concede that Eighth Air Force is a successful war poem by virtue of its moral com­ plexity. In Fein s words, This is a poem of forgiveness for man as mur­ derer, and forgiveness remakes the image of man . . . and succeeds in the attempt...

... on Trav­ elling in Concord: the World of Thoreau s Journal, Bernard Rosenthal on Herman Melville s Wandering Jews, and finally Nina Baym on God, Father, and Lover in Emily Dickinson s Poetry. Of the nine, that on Thoreau is hardly on the announced subject of the volume, though of itself the essay...

... Research and Social Policy 7 , no. 1 : 58 – 66 . Ribeiro de Souza Rolf . 2003 . A confraria da esquina: Que os homens de verdade falam em torno de uma carne queimando . Rio de Janeiro : Bruxedo . Rosenthal Debra C. 1982 . “ Metaphors, Models, and Analogies in Social Sciences...

... for war in the Middle East the Israeli Defense Ministry and its amen corner in the United States. A few days later he called Congress Israeli-occupied territory and, when asked to identify members of the amen corner, listed A. M. Rosenthal, Richard Perle, Charles Krauthammer, and Henry Kissinger, all...

..., lettingimplication cover the other forms. There is no better way to examine the new course than to open one of the new textbooks which have made it possible, for example, M. L. Rosenthal and A. J. M. Smith s Exploring Poetry. Within its species, it is an excellent text, both in its choice of poems and in its textual...

... he speaks of the older and the better-known poets, Mr. Rosenthal is illuminating, a voice of authority. Toward the young American poets, he is at times rather arbitrary, be­ stowing attention on this one or that, or not bestowing it, as he chooses. Robert Lowell (and the poetry of confession...

..., 1987). 40 Thomas Kinsella, Notesfrom the Land ofthe Dead (Dublin, 1972). The terms sequence and series have acquired special resonance in postmodern poetry criticism, especially with regard to American poems and poets. The concept ofthe sequence was developed most fully by M. L. Rosenthal...

... M. Ehrensaft D. Tishelman A. Clark L. Garofalo R. Rosenthal S. Spack N. Olson J. . 2013 . “ The Gender Affirmative Model: What We Know and What We Aim to Learn .” Human Development 56 : 285 – 90 . Hillary Alyssa . n.d . “ Alyssa Hillary...

... people are moonshiners. The people of a large sec­ tion of country are denounced because of the crime of an individ­ ual. When the Allens shot up the Hillsville court, three million people were condemned for the aCt; but when the gunmen of New York City killed Herman Rosenthal, only those intimately...