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TROY, WILLIAM

VANDERBILT, KERMIT

VAN DOREN, CARL

VAN GHENT, DOROTHY

VEEDER, M .

VIVAS, ELISEO

VOLPE, E. L.

WALDDCK, A. J. A,

WARD, J. A.

WARREN, A,

'The Altar of Henry James', New Republic,CVIII : 128 - 130, February 15, 1943,Reprinted in Dupee F.W. ed., The Question of Henry James, 267-272,'James, Fitzgerald and the American Self- Image', Massachusetts Review, VI : 289 - 304, Winter - Spring, 1965.'Henry James', in his The American Novel ,New York : MacMillan, 1921, 188 - 220.'The Portrait of a Lady1, in her The English Novel : Form and Function , New York : Harper and Row, 1961, 2Ilf.'On The Portrait of a Lady', in Interpretations of American Literature, ed. Charles Feidelson Jr. and Paul Brodthorb Jr• New York : 1959,249 - 50.'Strether and the Transcendence of Language', Modern Philology, LXlX : 116 - 132, November, 1971.'Henry and William (Two Notes)1, Kenyon Review, V ; 580 - 594, 1943.'James's Theory of Sex in Fiction', Nineteenth , Century Fiction, XIII : 36 - 47, 1958.'The Spoils of Art', Modern Language Notes,LXXl'. ' : 601 - 8, November, 1959. ivnv s'The Childhood of James's American Innocents', Modern Language Notes, LXXl : 345 - 347, May, 1956.'Henry James', in his James, Joyce and Others . London : Williams and Norgate Limited, 1937,If.'The Ambassadora : Strether*s Vision of Evil', Nineteenth Century Fiction, XIV : 45 - 58,1959 - 60.'The Ambassadors as a Conversion Experience Southern Review, V : 350 - 374, 1968.'Picture and Action I The Problem of Narration in James's Fiction', Rice University. Studies,LI : 109 - 123, Winter, 1965.'James's Idea of Structure', PMLA, LXXX :419 - 426, September, 1965•'James's The Europeans and the Structure of Comedy', Nineteenth Century Fiction, XIX :I - 16, June, 1964«'Myth and Dialectic in the Later Novels',Kenyon Review, V : 551 - 68, Autumn, 1943.'The New England Conscience, Henry James and Ambassador Strether', Minnesota Review,II : 149 - 161, 1962.

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WATKINS, FLOYD C.

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WELLEIC, RENE

WILLIAMS,, 0,

WILLIAMS, RAUL 0 ,

WILSON, EDMUND

WILSON, 11, W.

WINTERS, Y ,

WISE, J. N.

WOOLE, VIRGINIA

WORDEN, W, S.

'Henry James : Symbolic Imagery in the Later Novels', in Rage for Order. Michigan: Ann Arbor, 1959, 142£-'Christopher Newman's Final Instinct', Nineteenth Century Fiction, XII : 85 - 88, June, 1957.'The First Paragraph of The Ambassadors :An Explication', Essays in Criticism, X :250 - 274, 1960. "'Henry James and His Tiger-cat', PMLA,LXVIII : 672 - 687, September, 1953.Essay on James in Vision and Response in Modern Fiction. Ithaca and" London : Cornell University Press, 1974, 145-164'The Internationalism oC The Golden Bowl', Nineteenth Century Fiction, XI : 16If., December, 1956.'Henry James ' in his A History of Modern Criticism, 1750 - 1950. New Haven, Connecticut : Yale University Press, 1965,213 - 237,vypl. IV.'Henry James's Literary Theory and Criticism', American Literature, XXX : 293 - 321, 1958.'The Ambassadors1, The Criterion, VIX1 :47 - 64, September, 1928.'Henry James's The Portrait of a Lady',Explica tor, XXII : Item 50, March, 1964,'The Ambiguity of Henry James', in his The Triple Thinkers (revised ed.). New York: Oxford University Press, 1948 .Reprinted in Dupee, F. W., ed. The Question of Henry James , 160 - 190, *------'The Pilgrimage of Henry James', In his The Shores of Light : A Literary Chronicle of the Twenties and Thirties. New York : Farrar, Strauss and Young, 1952, 217 - 228,'What Did Meisle Know?' College English, XVII 278 - 281, February, 1956, >™Chapter on James, In his In Defence of Reason■ Denver : Allan Swallow, 1947, 300 - 343,'Henry James and the Relation of Morals to Manners', American Review, IX : 482 - 503, October, 1937,'The Floating World of Lambert Strether', Arlington Quarterly, 1.1 t 80 - 110, 1969.'Henry James', in her Death of the Moth and Other Essays» New York : 19*4*27 129 * 155 7'Henry James's What Maisle Knew : A Comparison with*~the Plans in The Notebooks,' PMLA, LXVIII s 37If, 1953, *“' “

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'The Moral Field : James', American Novelists in Italy The Discoverers -Alls ton to James. Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania Press, 1965, 198 - 248.'Maggie Verver : Neither Saint nor Witch', Nineteenth Century Fiction, XII : 59 - 71, 1957 i* 58.'Henry James Craft and Character.

The Art of Life' London :

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IV General Works on Imagery find Symbolism ADDISON. JOSEPH

BANKS." T.

BROWN, STEPHEN JAMES

BRUMM, V.

FEIDELSON, CHARLES JR.

FOGLE, R. H.

hornstein. l . h .

KNIGHTS. L. C. anH COTTLE, BASIL, eds,

LEIGHTON. J. M .

LEWIS. CECIL DAY

MARSH. F.

MILES, S.

SILK, M.S.

SPURGEON. C.

TIMES LITERARY SUPPLE­MENT ' '

TUVE, ROSALIND

WELLS, H.W.

Wheelwright .Philip, e.

clemen. vi. n.

Article on Imagery. The Spectator, No. All, ed. D. F. Bond, London : Oxford University Press, 1965.Milton's Imagery. New York : Columbia University Press, 1950.The World of Imagery, London : Kegan Paul, 1927.'Symbolism and the Novel', (trans. W.R,Trask), Partisan Review. XXV : 33?f, 1958.Symbolism and American Literature. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1966.The Imagery of Keats and Shelley. A CnmP„r * M„0 Study. Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina Press, 1949.'Analysis of Imagery Method', PMLA, LVII :: A Critique of Literary 638 - 53, September, 1942.Metaphor and Symbol. Proceedings of the Twelfth Symposium of the Colston Research Society; Colston Papers, No. 12. London : Butterworths, 1960.'The Image', UNISA English Studies. XIII • No. 1 : 20 - 25, March, 1975.The Poetic Image. 1947: London : Jonathan Cape,

'Metaphors \ l4th October,

Wordsworth's Imagery. New Haven : Yale University Press, 1952.The Problem of Imagery', Sewanee Review.

LVIII : 522f, 1950.^Interaction in Poetic Imagery. London: Cambridge University Press, 1974..Shakespeare's Imagery and What it Tells Us. Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1935,Leading Article 1926, 4.Elizabethan and Metaphysical Imagery: Renaissance Poetic and the Twentieth Onf-nrx, Critics. Chicago : Chicago University Press,

■!l£g£j£. Imagery j . Illustrated from Elizabethan Literature. New York : Russel and Russel,

ffetaphor and Reality. Bloomington : Indiana University Press, 1962.—he Development of Shakespeare's Imagery London ; Methuen, 1951. —

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V _ Unpublished Works CHAN, L. M.

HORNE, H,

NASH, D. C.

NICHOLAS, C. A.

'Figures in the Carpet : A Study of Leading Netaphors in Six Realistic Novels 1« Doctoral Dissertation, University of Kentucky, 1970. (Abstract in D.A. (31) 535* 4a).[Basic Ideas of James's Aesthetics as Expressed in the Short Stories Concerning Artists and WritersDoctoral Dissertation,- Marburg, 1970.'The Web as an Organic Metaphor in The Marble Fawn, Middlemarch : A Study of Provincial Life, and The Golden. BowTT The Growth of Contextualism as an Aesthetic Theory in the Nineteenth Century'. Doctoral Dissertation, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1970. (Abstract in D. A. (31) 4131A).'Henry James's Personal Theory of Art1. Unpublished Doctoral Dissertation, University of Michigan, 1971,(Abstract in D. A. (32)1522A - 3A).

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VI General Works on Literary Criticism BLOOMFIELD, M. W .(ed)

BOOTH, WAYNE

PATCHES, DAVID

EASTMAN, MAX

FORSTER, E. M .

FRIEDMAN, N,

FRYE; NORTHROP

HYMAN, S. E .

MURRY, JOHN MIDDLETON

RICHARDS, I. A.

WELDER R. & WARREN A,

The Interpretation of Narrative : Theory and Practice. Harvard English Studies Series. Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University* Press, 1970.The Rhetoric of Fiction. Chicago : University of Chicago Press, 1961, 42 - 50 and 339 - 374.Critical Approaches to Literature. W. W* Norton and Co., 1956.

New York

The Literary Mind :Science. New York

Its Place in an Age ofScribner's *8, 1931.

Aspects of the Novel. New York , Harcourt, Brace and World, 1927. (Also contains a discussion of The Ambassadors).'Point of View in Fiction : The Development of a Critical Concept', PMLA, LXV : 1168, December, 1955.Anatomy of Criticism : Four Essays. New York Athaneum, 1968.'Caroline Spurgeon and Scholarship in 1 Criticism', in The Armed Vision : A Study in the Methods of Modern Literary Criticism. London : Seeker & Warburg 1948.The Problem of Style. London : Oxford University Press, 1922.Principles of Literary Criticism. London : Rout ledge and Kegan Paul, 1924.The Philosophy of Rhetoric. New York :Oxford University Press, 1936.Theory of Literature* Brace and Co., 1949.

New York : Harcourt,

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AUERBACH ERIC

BELL, MILLICENT

BOSANQUET, THEODORA HSIEE. LIU

.JAMES, ALICE

JAMES;WILLIAM

LEWIS, R, W. B.

STEVENS, W .

TAYLOR G.O.

WHARTON, EDITH NEWBOLD

The Works of Aristotle. Vol. XI, Rhetoric and Poetics, trans W.D. Ross. Oxford T 7" Clarendon Press, 1924,Mimesis : The Representation of Reality i Western Literature. ' Trans. Willard Trask. Carden City, New York : Doubleday and Co.,Inc., 1957.Edith Wharton and Henry James : The Story o.f_a Friendship. New York : George Braziller,1965.Henry James at Work. London:Hogarth Press, 1924The Literary Mind and the Carving of Dragons:A_,Study of Thought and Pattern in Chinese' * Literature. Trans. Vincent Yu-chung Shih.New York : Columbia University Press, 1959. •.‘Ijl6 Diary of Alice James ■ ed. Leon Ede 1,New York : Dodd, Mead and Co., 1964.

LnciP1 es of Psychology, 2 vols . New York: Dover Publications, 1950 ■ Originslly ..published in 1890.Introduction1 and ed. The Literary Remains

ol_bhe Bate Henry James. Boston : Houghton, Mifflin Co., 1897.Essays in Pragmatism, ed. A. Castell, New York : Hafner Publishing Co., 1948.

American Adam- Chicago : University of Chicago Press, 1955.'The Relations Between Poetry and Painting 1,ih Bha Necessary Angel. "New York : James^R. Osgood, 1951.Astigmatic Images : The American Novels of Henry Adams 1, in The Interpretation of Narrative ; Theory and Practice, ed. M. W. Bloomfield, Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Press, 1970, 170f.A Backward Glance . New York : D, Appleton Century Co., 1934.

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