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UNIVERSITY PRESS
The IlDagery of
Sopho~les!'
Antigone
By ROBERT F. GOHEEN. "By the delicate and sturdy use of the poetic
criticism of our own time-by using the tools of our own sensibility-Mr.
Goheen tackles the perpetual job of restoring to experience the life of a
classic. His study of the imagery of the
AnUgone
helps us to seize for our–
selves what underlies both Sophocles' Greek and our English, the moving
poetic power of language itself. His
Antigone
becomes part of our Soph–
ocles."-R.
P. Blackmur
$3.00
Fren~h
Painting
BETWEEN THE PAST AND THE PRESENT: 1848-1870
By JOSEPH C. SLOANE. A study of the subject matter of French painting
in the mid-nineteenth century, and critical attitudes toward it .•. treating
the ideas of both critics and artists regarding the development of modern
art. The paintings discussed are reproduced in the book. The author is pro–
fessor of art history at Bryn Mawr College. 256
pages. 90 collotype repro- .
ductions,
9"
x
12".
$12.50
Wordsworth
Edited by GILBERT T. DUNKLIN. On the occasion of the Wordsworth
centenary, these lectures were delivered at Cornell and Princeton Univer–
sities. Now, in a typographic masterpiece designed by P. J. Conkwright,
they are available in permanent form. An important reappraisal of Words–
worth and his works, with contributions by Douglas Bush, Frederick A.
Pottle, Earl Leslie Griggs, John Crowe Ransom, B. lior Evans, Lionel
Trilling, and Willard L. Sperry.
$3.00
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