| The uses of literature |
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| The modern writer and his community |
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| T. S. Eliot: thinker and artist |
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| Poetry since The waste land |
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| Joyce's Ulysses: symbolic poem, biography or novel |
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| Poetry and poeticality |
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| W. B. Yeats as a literary critic |
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| Auden as a literary critic |
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| The criticism of fiction: the role of close analysis |
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| American literature: mirror, lens or prism? |
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| The American "innocence" in James, Fitzgerald and Faulkner |
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| The Southern temper |
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| Southern literature: the wellsprings of its vitality |
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| Faulkner's treatment of the racial problem: typical examples |
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| Faulkner as a poet |
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| The doric delicacy |
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| Edgar Allan Poe as an interior decorator |
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| A. E. Housman |
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| Wordsworth and human suffering: notes on two early poems |
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| Milton and the new criticism |
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| Eve's awakening |
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| The unity of Marlowe's Doctor Faustus |
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| The uses of literature |
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| The modern writer and his community |
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| T. S. Eliot: thinker and artist |
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| Poetry since The waste land |
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| Joyce's Ulysses: symbolic poem, biography or novel |
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| Poetry and poeticality |
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