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HARVEY GROSS
The Contrived Corridor
History and Fatality
in
Modem Literature
Taking his title from T. S. Eliot's "Gerontion," Harvey Gross offers
a brilliant investigation of the centrality of historical awareness in
the works of Pound, Yeats, Mann, Malraux, Eliot, and Henry Adams.
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The William Stanley Braithwaite Reader
Described by W. E. B. Du Bois as "the most prominent critic of poetry
in America," William Stanley Braithwaite was a black poet, editor,
publisher, and critic of tremendous accomplishment. This anthology
makes .Braithwaite's most important writings readily available to
modem readers for the first time.
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Bernard Shaw
Pygmalion to Many Players
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combination in itself distinctly Shavian."
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lllustrated
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HERBERT S. GERSHMAN
The Surrealist Revolution
in
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Farnsworth, Editors
Richard Wright
Impressions
and
Perspectives .
Introduction by Charles T. Davis
A major collection of essays, letters, and personal reminiscences by
important contemporaries who knew Wright, together with a reveal–
ing essay by Wright himself.
lllustrated
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