George Herbert and Miss Tuve
Sirs, Miss Rosamond Tuve’s article “On Herbert’s Sacrifice” in the Kenyon Review for Winter 1950 makes some good points against the way I wrote about it in Seven Types of Ambiguity, and raises important questions for critical theory. I am sorry not to have been able to see the article till now at the end of June, and hope I may make some belated comments.
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