Criticism
… Henry Clay, John C. Calhoun, and Daniel Webster—stood, by common consent, preeminent. For better or worse (some of … the United States in the main. Calhoun for his part could also be starkly small-minded, as when he resisted Clay’s … insects, the three triumvirs would sting their last and die within months of this last intersectional bargain. We …
… paradigm and syntagma, metaphor and metonymy, selection and combination, concentration and displacement, and so on. … to wax almost poetic and, in the process, to make several points that represent the traditional position on this mode … to Gobseck for safekeeping. At that point, he took sick and died. All would have been well if Derville could have …
Fiction
… a fraction of a moment I think that they are talking about communism, because I know that this was a passion of … is thinking right now, I’m certain, that he doesn’t want to die a failure. Ironically, he’s oblivious to the fact that … maybe this is just one of those things you see before you die. * * * * Finally, West sees me, halfway across the …
… Russia, and Japan have faced each other in every possible combination of alignments, and have employed, in turn, all … ready to discharge this responsibility,” they say; and the die-hards add, “The Chinese never will be ready.” Thus the … be said in justice that even a beginning has been made. 257-269 …
Memoir
… family and I knew nothing about them. To my mind, I had to come up with my own cash to pay tuition and room and board … I made good money, at least three times minimum wage. I also had access to overtime, for which I was paid time and a … when you make the mistake of busting open a bottle, I recommend that you try paint. When I was pouring the paint …
… Brooks was probably the most important literary critic to come to prominence during the second third of this century. … whom to vent his bulging knowledge of criticism. Now I know also that Winchell has uncovered much about Brooks. This … his classic yet in print, The Well Wrought Urn: Studies in the Structure of Poetry (1947). To my surprise, I …