Studies in honor of Frederick W. Shipley / by his colleagues.
1942
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Title
Studies in honor of Frederick W. Shipley / by his colleagues.
Created/published
St. Louis, 1942.
Description
xi, 314 p. : front. (port.) ; 25 cm
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Series statement
Washington University studies. New series, Language and literature ; no. 14
Bibliography, etc.
Bibliography: p. 184-219.
Contents
Frederick William Shipley, by G.R. Throop.
A Constitutional doctrine re-examined, by D. McFayden.
The use of fire in Greek and Roman love magic, by E. Tavenner.
Thucydides and the causes of the Peloponnesian War, by T.S. Duncan.
Prehistoric Macedonia, by G.E. Mylonas.
Classical "Ariels," by Otto Brendal.
An Aesopic allusion in the Roman d'Alexandre, by Bateman Edwards.
The poetic theories of Minturno, by Bernard Weinberg.
Pereda's realism; his style, by Sherman Eoff.
Early English and American critics of French symbolism, by B. A. Morrissette.
Bibliographical data on Diderot, by H. Dieckmann.
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, by W.R. Mackenzie.
The contemporary reception of Edmund Burke's speaking, by D.C. Bryant.
The moral sense of simplicity, by R.F. Jones.
Imitation as an aesthetic norm, by F.O. Nolte.
Immediacy; its nature and value, by C.E. Cory.
A Constitutional doctrine re-examined, by D. McFayden.
The use of fire in Greek and Roman love magic, by E. Tavenner.
Thucydides and the causes of the Peloponnesian War, by T.S. Duncan.
Prehistoric Macedonia, by G.E. Mylonas.
Classical "Ariels," by Otto Brendal.
An Aesopic allusion in the Roman d'Alexandre, by Bateman Edwards.
The poetic theories of Minturno, by Bernard Weinberg.
Pereda's realism; his style, by Sherman Eoff.
Early English and American critics of French symbolism, by B. A. Morrissette.
Bibliographical data on Diderot, by H. Dieckmann.
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, by W.R. Mackenzie.
The contemporary reception of Edmund Burke's speaking, by D.C. Bryant.
The moral sense of simplicity, by R.F. Jones.
Imitation as an aesthetic norm, by F.O. Nolte.
Immediacy; its nature and value, by C.E. Cory.
Series
Washington University studies. New series, Language and literature ; no. 14.
Call number
P26 .W3