Nonfiction
Spring 1980
“The Way I Loved George Eliot”: Friendship with Books as a Neglected Critical Metaphor
I Most modern critics who have attempted any kind of ethical criticism have sought ways of judging the effects of literary works on the lives of their readers—what modern jargon […]
Reviews: Dickens and Some Others: Special Review Section
Summer 1965
One Day
One Day by Wright Morris. Atheneum Publishers, $5.95. One day in November, after a brief, chaotic career as a civil-rights demonstrator, a young rebel returns to Escondido, California, to deposit […]
Communications
Spring 1953
On the Aristotelian Front
Sir: To give an accurate report on any closely reasoned discourse, as an indispensable preliminary to a fair criticism of it, is not easy, as can be seen by comparing […]