An edition of The Shaken realist (1970)

The Shaken realist

essays in modern literature in honor of Frederick J. Hoffman.

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An edition of The Shaken realist (1970)

The Shaken realist

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344

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The Shaken realist: essays in modern literature in honor of Frederick J. Hoffman.
1970, Louisiana State Univeristy Press
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Table of Contents

Preface, by J. B. Vickery.
Introduction: the achievement of Frederick Hoffman, by M. J. Friedman.
The modern tradition, figures and texts: The silence of Ernest Hemingway, by I. Hassan. A sketchbook of the artist in his thirty-fourth year; William Carlos Williams' Kora in hell: improvisations, by S. Paul. The wanderer and the dance: William Carlos Williams' early poetics, by J. N. Riddel. Murder in the cathedral: the limits of drama and the freedom of vision, by M. Krieger. Virginia Woolf's All Souls' Day: the omniscient narrator in Mrs. Dalloway, by J. H. Miller. Some notes on the technique of Man's fate, by M. J. Friedman.
The growing edge, themes and motifs: The inferno of the moderns, by O. W. Vickery. The impact of French symbolism on modern American poetry, by H. M. Block. Mythopoesis and modern literature, by J. B. Vickery. The "conscience" of the new literature, by N. A. Scott, Jr.
The contemporary scene, talents and directions: The unspeakable peacock: apocalypse in Flannery O'Conner, by L. Casper. Mr. Kell and Mr. Burgess: inside and outside Mr. Enderby, by C. G. and A. C. Hoffmann. The second major subwar: four novels by Vance Bourjaily, by J. M. Muste.
A bibliography of the writings of Frederick J. Hoffmann (1909-1967), by P. R. Yanella (p. 327-344).

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809/.04
Library of Congress
PN771 .S5

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xxvi, 344 p.
Number of pages
344

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OL4574727M
ISBN 10
0807109339
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77108199
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