Studies in honor of John Wilcox / by members of the English Dept., Wayne State University, edited by A. Dayle Wallace [and] Woodburn O. Ross.

Studies in honor of John Wilcox / by members of the English Dept., Wayne State University, edited by A. Dayle Wallace [and] Woodburn O. Ross.

Detroit : Wayne State University Press, 1958.

xiv, 269 p. : port. ; 23 cm

--Rhythm in Forster's A passage to India, by R.R. Werry.--Freud and the riddle of "Mrs. Dalloway," by K. Hollingsworth.--William Ellery Leonard: an appraisal, by C.E. Jorgenson.

Bibliographical references included in "Notes." Bibliography: p. viii-ix.

Foreword, by L.L. Hanawalt.
Heroic diction in The dream of the rood, by R.E. Diamond.
Jonson, Seneca, and "Mortimer", by L. Kirschbaum.
Chivalric themes in "Samson Agonistes," by R. Nash.
A reading of "Musicks duell," by W.G. Madsen.
"Absalom and Achitophel" as epic satire, by C.H. Cable.
An early defense of farce, by S.A. Golden.
Le Texier's early years in England, 1775-1779, by A.D. Wallace.
Playbills and programs: the story of a summer's quest, by R.W. Babcock.
City life in American drama, 1825-1860, by G.H. Blayney.
"Othello" transformed: Verdi's interpretation of Shakespeare, by H.M. Schueller.
Billy Budd as Moby Dick: an alternate reading, by V. Wagner.
The development of Frank Norris's philosophy, by A.L. Goldsmith.
John Galsworthy: aspects of an attitude, by W.O. Ross.
H.M. Tomlinson, essayist and traveller, by A.A. Gay.
A preliminary checklist of the periodical publications of Dorothy M. Richardson, by J. Prescott.

PN36 .W5 1958