...Louis J. Budd Book Reviews 403 Viola, the Duchess of New Dorp: A Biography of Viola Roseboro . By Jane Kirkland Graham. Columbia, S. C.: Jane K. Graham, 1955. 2 vols, in 1. Pp. 312 and 319. $8.50. After an early career as an actress and platform reader, Viola Rose­ boro drifted into freelance...

...David K. Kirby Henry James and the Visual Arts . By Winner Viola Hopkins . Charlottesville : The University Press of Virginia , 1970 . Pp. ix , 201 . $7.50 . Copyright © 1971 by Duke University Press 1971 420 The South Atlantic Quarterly inspiration behind the work...

...Marie A. Updike White Letters of James M. Barrie . Edited by Meynell Viola . New York : Charles Scribner’s Sons , 1947 . Pp. 318 . $3.50 . Copyright © 1948 by Duke University Press 1948 426 The South Atlantic Quarterly and of his parents misdirected devotion. But it seems...

...Viola Bao Abstract Once seen as a Western frontrunner of social progressivism and equality, Sweden has undergone momentous changes since the aggressive neoliberal dismantling of the postwar universal welfare state model started in the 1980s; today it is a stronghold of the European far right...

...Louis J. Budd Julian Green and the Thorn of Puritanism . By Stokes Samuel . New York : King’s Crown Press , 1955 . Pp. xiv , 155 . $3.00 . Copyright © 1956 by Duke University Press 1956 Book Reviews 403 Viola, the Duchess of New Dorp: A Biography of Viola Roseboro . By Jane...

...-evident are argued at length; some others seem irrelevant: the whole would profit by compression. The social colors are restored in many ways: upstart Malvolio and shrewd Maria are especially interesting, and a fairer balance is set between Olivia and Viola than the romantics would permit. But in the end...

... Olivia and Viola than the romantics would permit. But in the end one is confronted by statements that violate all nuance. The closing chapter repeatedly states that the theme of the whole comedy is social security, social security generally attained through marriage, an astonishingly heavy stamp...

... is important, and it will be interesting, to me at least, to see to what extent my own guesses about the place of these essays in his work are borne out by what he gives us in the future. DUKE UNIVERSITY WALLACE JACKSON Henry James and the Visual Arts. By Viola Hopkins Winner. Charlottesville: The University...

..., Giorgio Viola, whose simple devotion to a humanitarian idea verges on the puritanism of religion and leaves him marooned amidst a clash of social forces that cared nothing for the wrongs of down-trodden nations. 31 Beneath the broad mediation in Nostromo, then, between the claims of political...

... a righteous indignation against the opposing parties, and a pity also that such a delicate question should not have been left for the handling of specialists rather than aired publicly. Paull F. Baum. Letters of James M. Barrie. Edited by Viola Meynell. New York: Charles Scribner s Sons, 1947. Pp. 318. $3.50...

... function. A production of Cousin Kate is tolerated because it has the effect of celebrating the national identity; but Ronny is alarmed and quickly represses his mother when she inquires after his viola a viola was almost a demerit, and certainly not the sort of instrument one mentioned in public (p. 40...

... their desires. If Viola is clever enough to infiltrate the royal court, diagnose the infection, and calculate accordingly (and if her scheming also assures success for Sebastian), the other outsiders fare less well, with both Antonio and the sea captain imprisoned, Aguecheek ignominiously banished...

... standard patriarchalist and anti­ feminist line, and though Elizabethan audiences would certainly have responded to their tragic force, it is doubtful that any Elizabethan spectator would have found them subversive. Greenblatt has related the transvestism of figures like Portia, Rosalind, and Viola...

... of the most unusual musical scores ever composed’’ and that ‘‘relayed Tiom- kin’s own belief that his was the first score ever recorded without the use 11 of a single violin Instead, the orchestration highlights winds, brass, per- cussion, and lower strings (at times the violas are required...

...; article prepared by Michael Lottman for Publishers Weekly, May, 1966, CF; Smith interview. 7. Smith interview, interview with Viola Bradford, 17 Aug. 1976. 96 The South Atlantic Quarterly Alabama press paid more attention to the journalistic ethics of fair­ ness and objectivity than the Mississippi...

... a spirit of mirth without malice. It harked back, by way of allusions, to the time before the Essex tragedy. It opens with music and a Duke Orsino languishing for love of a youthful countess who is silly enough to fall in love with Viola, a woman disguised as the Duke s page. The plot is concerned...

... .” American Literature 91 , no. 3 : 587 – 617 . doi.org/10.1215/00029831-7722140 . Fuentes Marisa J. 2016 . Dispossessed Lives: Enslaved Women, Violence, and the Archive . Early American Studies . Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania Press . Gopaul Whittington Viola...

... ing an erotic terror to the dreams of the republic. Understand the man who must inhabit these extreme regions, monstrous and vulval, damp with memories of viola- The South Atlantic Quarterly 89:2, Spring 1990. Copyright © 1990 by Duke University Press, ccc 0038-2876/9050. 370 Anthony DeCurtis tion...

..., scene 1, Viola remarks of the clown, Feste, This fellow is wise enough to play the fool; And to do that craves a kind of wit. He must observe their moods on whom he jests, The quality of the persons, and the time, And, like the haggard, check at every feather That comes before his eye...

..., boycott may not be the only remedy for the systematic viola- tion of Palestinian self-determination. One might understand the rabbi’s unfortunate set of remarks on Yom Kippur as a way of expressing a kind of love of Israel, which the remedy of boycott may preclude. What is such love? I...