The Kenyon critics : studies in modern literature from the Kenyon review / Edited by John Crowe Ransom.

Contributor Ransom, John Crowe, 1888-1974, ed.

Imprint:Port Washington : Kennikat Press 1967, c1951.

Descriptionx, 342 p. ; 22 cm.

Note:ESSAYS: The sorrows of Thomas Wolfe / John Peale Bishop -- Paleface and redskin / Philip Rahv -- Pure and impure poetry / Robert Penn Warren -- Myth and dialectic in the later novels of Henry James / Austin Warren -- Kafka's distorted mask / Eliseo Vivas -- Joyce's Ulysses and the French public / Adrienne Monnier -- The pieties of Evelyn Waugh / Donat O'Donnell -- Robartes and Aherne: two sides of a penny / Richard Ellmann -- Yeats as an example / W. H. Auden -- The stone and the crucifixion: Faulkner's Light in August / Richard Chase -- Emotions in poems / William Empson -- Monsieur Verdoux as theatre / Eric Bentley -- The good ford / Robie Macauley -- The poetry of Allen Tate / Vivienne Koch -- Parody and critique: notes on Thomas Mann's Doctor Faustus / R. P. Blackmur -- Existentialism and the self / Philip Blair Rice -- Novel into film: All the King's Men / Parker Tyler -- Wordsworth and the iron time / Lionel Trilling. -- BOOK REVIEWS: The lord hill of Wales / John Berryman -- The myth of sainthood / Eleanor Clark -- Q's revisions / Richard Eberhart -- The whole of Housman / Cleanth Brooks, Jr. -- Neither historian nor critic / Delmore Schwartz -- The humble animal / Randall Jarrell -- Satan and Denis de Rougemont / C. G. Wallis -- The everlasting Mr. Huxley / Martin Lebowitz -- Linguistic patriot / Harold Whitehall -- Dry watershed / Isaac Rosenfeld -- The hellenism of Robinson Jeffers / Dudley Fitts -- Tardy and partial recognition / Paul Goodman -- The cost of distraction / Irving Howe -- Aristocracy and/or Christianity / William Barrett -- I will teach you my townspeople / W. R. Flint.

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