...Paul P. Somers, Jr. Copyright © 1974 by Duke University Press 1974 The Mark of Sherwood Anderson on Hemingway: A Look at the Texts Paul P. Somers, Jr. Critics have long been talking about the influence of Sherwood Anderson on Ernest Hemingway. But what is the demonstrable textual evidence...

...R. Baird Shuman Copyright © 1966 by Duke University Press 1966 The Shifting Pacifism of Robert E. Sherwood R. Baird Shuman Robert Emmet Sherwood, thrice recipient of the Pulitzer Prize in drama and once recipient of the same prize in history, struggled for the preservation of human liberty...

...Bryllion Fagin Copyright © 1944 by Duke University Press 1944 SHERWOOD ANDERSON BRYLLION FAGIN SHERWOOD ANDERSON died in March, 1941, but his pop­ ularity, like that of most writers of his generation, had died many years before. In a way, he cannot be said ever to have had real popularity; he...

...Richard L. Watson, Jr. Roosevelt and Hopkins . By Sherwood Robert E. . New York : Harper & Brothers , 1948 . Pp. xvii , 979 . $6.00. . On Active Service in Peace and War . By Stimson Henry L. Bundy McGeorge . New York : Harper & Brothers , 1947 , 1948 . Pp...

...Lewis Leary Letters of Sherwood Anderson . Selected and edited with an Introduction and Notes by Jones Howard Mumford in association with Rideout Walter B. . Boston : Little, Brown and Company , 1953 . Pp. xxii , 478 . $6.00 . Copyright © 1954 by Duke University Press...

...Charles Child Walcutt Sherwood Anderson’s Memoirs: A Critical Edition . Newly edited from the original manuscripts by White Ray Lewis . Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina Press , 1969 . Pp. xxxix , 579 . $15.00 . Copyright © 1970 by Duke University Press 1970 546...

...Catherine Sherwood Copyright © 1931 by Duke University Press 1931 THE PROFESSIONAL WOMAN AT HOME CATHERINE SHERWOOD NOW that professional and business conditions are grad­ ually being improved for the serious woman worker in the South, we can take time to inquire into another phase of her...

.... It corroborates Sherwood, and should convert some of the waverers. It affords additional evidence upon Roosevelt s war leader­ ship, a subject upon which the Sherwood volume provides detailed testi­ mony. There is no question as to where Sherwood stands on this subject, for in spite of his detachment...

... in the Supreme Being. A Song of Sherwood suggests the later drama Sherwood, but affords no idea of the inspiration afterwards found in the larger theme. With its glorification of England, The World s May-Queen is a forerunner of Drake. In these early lyrics The Poetry oe Alfred Noyes 127 and this is more...

... writer as hunter or farmer, Wolfe saw him as a rider of railroads. His Faustian metaphor of the literary vocation deserves thoughtful study. LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY, BATON ROUGE LEWIS P. SIMPSON Sherwood Anderson s Memoirs: A Critical Edition. Newly edited from the original manuscripts by Ray Lewis...

... . By Miles Josephine . Pp. 48 . No. 42 American Humorists . By Thorp Willard . Pp. 48 . No. 43 Sherwood Anderson . By Weber Brom . Pp. 48 . No. 44 Robert Penn Warren . By West Paul . Pp. 48 . No. 45 Eugene O’Neill . By Gassner John . Pp. 48...

... not only add to the story but provide a basis for some of the legend. Whatever Wolfe was, he was no little man. richard walser Letters of Sherwood Anderson. Selected and edited with an In­ troduction and Notes by Howard Mumford Jones in association with Walter B. Rideout. Boston: Little, Brown and Company...

... be that Sherwood Ander­ son s own shadow stood in the way of his seeing clearly, as he groped to find himself, to save himself, through humility, through trying to catch the color, the sadness of his time and his place: I think of a crazy, wild book, half poetry, the jazz of the radios and the talkies, voices...

... will find the argu­ ments presented by Professor Richardson very plausible. Interesting indeed is the author s discussion of literary influences on the young Faulkner, which run from the Polish novelist Henry Sienkiewicz through Swinburne to Sherwood Anderson. He documents heavily the influence...

... to contain those two threats. Sherwood Anderson s 1925 novel Dark Laugh­ ter provides a fascinating glimpse into how this dynamic played out. While interested in confronting the theme of racial conflict by locating the in­ herent difference between the Negro and the Caucasian, this tale of White...

... aristocracy. In most parts of the United States, Ramos re­ minds us, the spread of popular education has made possible a litera­ ture of social significance with a wide popular base. It is obviously on this recent literary work of social revaluation that he dwells most lovingly. Sherwood Anderson, Upton...

... of its parishioners, Grace Sherwood by name, who figured in one of the most noted trials for witchcraft ever held. In the Lynn­ haven Parish of other days, the legend of Grace Sherwood she who brought the first spray of rosemary, gray-blue and bitter-sweet, uprooted from English soil and carried...

.... Sherwood, eds., The Best Plays of 1894-1899 (New York, 1955), pp. 2, 118, 153, 154, 172, 184, 191, 200, 237, 395; The Lounger, The Critic, XLVIII (May, 1906), 398-399; and Bailey Millard, The Merriwold Dramatists, Book­ man, XXIX (Aug., 1909), 627-633. 11 Caspar H. Nannes, Politics in the American...

... helps mark the era of “late Derrida.” Intro- ducing Derrida and Religion: Other Testaments, a collection of lectures drawn from a 2000 meeting of the American Academy of Religion and the Society of Biblical Literature that featured a lecture by Derrida, editors Yvonne Sherwood and Kevin...

... of a trio of mentors and Mr. Wasserstrom, who teaches American literature at Syracuse, has written for the Nation, the Yale Review, the Sewanee Review, and other magazines. 172 The South Atlantic Quarterly friends Gertrude Stein, Sherwood Anderson, Fitzgerald a streak so cruel and gratuitous that it can...