BOOKS FROM(§}) CHICAGO
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SYMBOLISM AND
AMERICAN
LITERATURE
By CHARLES FEIDELSON. JR. A
critical study of the theory and
practice of symbolism in American
literature - particularly as exem–
plified in the writing of Poe,
Hawthorne, Melville, Whitman,
and Emerson - from the seven–
teenth century to the middle of
the nineteenth. Mr. Feidelson
places the American symbolists
in historical perspective by con–
necting them with the modern
literature toward which they were
developing.
$6.50
A READING OF
GEORGE HERBERT
By
ROSEMOND TUVE.
An
ex–
amination of Herbert's poetry by
a critic of unusual perception and
distinguished scholarship. Miss
Tuve, author of
Elizabethan
and
Metaphysical Imagery
analyzes the
Christian symbolism and new ex–
pression to familiar images found
in Herbert.
$5.00
,
MALLARME
By WALLACE FOWLIE.
In this
first over-all, critical study in
English of the most influential
French poet since Baudelaire, Mr.
Fowlie distinguishes Mallarrne's
place in the history of modern
poetry and analyzes his principal
poems. With 10 line drawings by
Matisse.
$5.00
CRITICS AND CRITI–
CISM: ANCIENT AND
MODERN
Edited
by
RONALD S. CRANE. A
collection of twenty essays of the
"Chicago School" of critics con–
stituting a re-examination of the
bases of criticism past and pres–
ent.
$6.00
THE ILIAD
OF HOMER
Translated
by
RICHMOND LArrI–
MORE. .. ...
Mr. Lattimore has
succeeded brilliantly. For our gen–
eration it is hard to imagine a
better Homer." -
BASIL DAV–
ENPORT, New York Times.
$4.50
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