An edition of The moral misson of literature and other essays
(1939)
The moral misson of literature and other essays
by Burton Confrey
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The moral mission of literature.
The perennial opposition to the classics.
Reading modern fiction.
Appreciating the lyric.
Crashaw's religious background.
His divine epigrams.
His tribute to the "undaunted daughter of desires".
A spiritual tragedy (Browning's "Andrea del Sarto")
Froissart's Chronicles and the poems of William Morris.
The flowering of Noyes' romanticism.
The great epic and variations of the epic type.
Beowulf: pattern for a young prince.
Enjoying poetry.
The compensation of verse.
Shakespeare's master-piece (Lear)
Hamlet on college level.
Appraising our age and our time (Browning's "Caliban upon Setebos")
The crusade against bad reading matter.
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