ROTTING HILL
ROTTING HILL is the latest work of fiction by one
of the most original and important of living fillures.
The Immediate background Is London,
1951,
where
a wall-heeled citi18nry has baan turned "Into a
shoddy, shabby hard which shuffle. round the shop.
tide." Lewis come, to their rescue with an immense
by Wyndham Lewis
from morning till nillht in a den.e
lall9hter and a mordant wit.
ROTTING HILL will be followed by a series of new edition. of .Lewl.' earlier novels, in–
cludlnQ THE REVENGE FOR LOVE, TARR, and THE WILD BODY.
$3.00
20TH
CENTURY LITERATURE
EZRA POUND AND THE CANTOS
IN AMERICA
by Harold H . Walts
This six-vo.me series will pre.ent a com-
Through analysis of the Impinging pres-
pkte study
of
American literatur. from
suras of Pound'. political beliefs, hi.
the turn
of
the century to the pre..nt day.
experience of being a poet In the
twentieth century, and his studies of other
FIRY YEARS OF AMERICAN
cultures, Harold Watts makes possible a
DRAMA.
1'100-1950
clearer understanding of both Pound
h'Y
Alan S. Down. r
$2.50
and "The Canto....
$2.75
TH': MODERN NOVEL IN
PANTOMIME: A Journal
of
Rehearsals
AMERICA.
1'100-1950
by Wallae. Fowli,
b;y Fred.rick
J.
Halfman
$3.00
The author, drawinll upon his New En9-
ACHIEVEMEN'T IN AMERICAN
land boyhood and later experiences ,n
POETRY,
1900-1950
France and America, shares with u. his
by
LouiN
Bogan
$2.50
Insight into the drama of man. Sensitive
TH~
RISE OF SHORT FICTION
and deeply felt.
$3.50
IN AMERICA
J .,
1900-1950
THE SHAP NG SPIRIT: A Study of Wallace
b)! Ray B. W.sl,
Jr.
$3.00
Stevens,
by William Van O'Connor
AN AGE OF CRITICISM.
1900-1950
An exceptionally understanding study
of
11.1_ WiIJiD... Van O'Connor
$3.00
the relation.hip of Imagination and
MEN. IDeAS. AND JUDGMENTS.
reality in the poetry, plays and prose of
Americ.an Non·Flction,
1900-1950
Wallace Stevens, winner of the
1949
Bol-
b)! Jam.. Gray, May Brodb,,"
lingen Prize for Poetry and the National
and Wall.r Metzger
$3.00
Book Award for Poetry. March
1951. $2.75
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THE SCHOOL OF LETTERS
Indiana University
June
19 -
August 1
Graduate courses offered by the Fellows in the 1952 session:
John Crowe Ransom.
Keats, with a Brief Consideration of Shelley
Leslie Fiedler.
Myth in American Fiction and V erse
Francis Fergusson.
Readings in the Purgatorio
R. P. Blackmur.
Fiction: Stendhal, James, Joyce, Gide
Robert Fitzgerald.
Virgil and the Virgilian Tradition
Kenneth Burke.
Language as Symbolic Action
Randall Jarrell.
Some Modern Poets
Harold Whitehall and Archibald Hill.
Language-Literature Seminar
(Given jointly by the Linguistic Institute and the School.)
The
School of Letters is a continuation of the Kenyon School of English, with the
addition that an M.A. degree can be taken. For a bulletin, address the Director,
RICHARD
B.
HUDSON
BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA
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