Douglas Bush (1869-1983) was a literary critic, historian, and Harvard University professor. He is well known for his work on Shakespeare and John Milton as well as his reference work, English Literature in the Earlier Seventeenth Century.
My Credo: A Symposium of Critics (Continued)
Winter 1951
VI. The Humanist Critic¹
I have a very simple mind, and my simple creed could be set forth in a paragraph. But it is a matter of strong conviction, and, though a degree of […]
The Kenyon Review Credos
The Humanist Critic
From The Kenyon Review, Winter 1951, Vol. XIII, No. 1 I have a very simple mind, and my simple creed could be set forth in a paragraph. But it is […]