Articles with keyword "Literature"
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Mission to Moscow
From Idaho Humanities, in which this account by Irish poet and Fulbright Scholar Kevin Kiely appeared at the request of the council as his two-year stint teaching and researching in Idaho
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Editor's Note, July/August 2011
In this issue we take in the legacies of two celebrated Americans, whose love of country was profoundly qualified. Robert E.
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The Well-Wrought Textbook
The making of the midcentury English department classic, Understanding Poetry.
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Henry James and the American Idea
The Atlantic Monthly helped establish the expatriate author as a literary great.
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Impertinent Questions with William M. Reddy
William M. Reddy has made a career of demonstrating how honor, love, shame, fear, and desire operate as historical forces.
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The Utterly Civilized Wilder
Despite global popularity, the enduring works of Thornton Wilder hold up to critical scrutiny.
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The Voracious Pen of Thomas Carlyle
A young historian pours forth The French Revolution, blood and all, inspiring a generation of Victorian writers.
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British Modernism’s Many Manners
The Bloomsbury group broke ties with Victorian ideals and reimagined British art.