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T. S. ELIOT: A Symposium
Compiled by Richard March and Tambimuttu.
"A
delightfully varied array of reminiscence, admissions
of influence, pure criticism, poetic and prose homage
offered to Eliot as marks of affection and esteem by a
brilliant list of his contemporaries."-The New Yorker
$3.50
DONNE'S POETRY AND MODERN
CRITICISM
by Leonard Unger.
In the light of Donne's poetry,
Mr. Unger examines the statements of several critic–
scholars who have pondered the "metaphysical" aspect
of Donne's idiom. He locates the confusions regarding
the term metaphysical and provides a new approach to
Donne's poetry.
$3.00
THE SHAPING SPIRIT
A Study of
Wallace Stevens
by William Van O' Connor.
This is the first major piece
of criticism to be written about the poetry, plays and
prose of this great American poet. Mr. O 'Connor care–
fully traces the relationship between imagination and
reality as the dominant theme of all Stevens' works. $2.75
READING FOR PROFIT
by Mon tgomery Belgion.
A stimulating volume on the
art of reading and how to get the most out of it •..
with an introduction by Mortimer Adler. To every chap–
ter is appended a list of masterpieces. Over 100,000
copies sold in the British Empire.
$3.00
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of Measure : A Critica l Journal .. .
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