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ISBN: Ostalo
Godina izdanja: 1954
Jezik: Engleski
Vrsta: Eseji i kritike
Autor: Strani
MALCOLM COWLEY
THE LITERARY SITUATION
Izdavač - The Viking Press, New York
Godina - 1954
260 strana
20 cm
Povez - Broširan
Stanje - Kao na slici, ima posvetu na naslovnom listu, tekst bez podvlačenja
SADRŽAJ:
Foreword
I. The New Age of the Rhetoricians
II. War Novels: After Two Wars
III. The `New` Fiction: A Tidy Room in Bedlam
IV. Critics over Novelists
V. Naturalism: No Teacup Tragedies
VI. Cheap Books for the Millions
VII. Hardbacks or Paperbacks?
Coda: The Literary Stock Exchange
VIII. A Natural History of the American Writer
What Writers Are
Why Childhood and Early Adolescence
IX. A Natural History, Continued
Where Writers Come From
How They Get Started
X. A Natural History, Still Continued
How They Earn Their Livings
The Working Day
XI. A Natural History, Concluded
Their Domestic Habits
Some Vices Attributed to Writers
Their Public Status
XII. The Next Fifty Years in American Literature
Index
"I have read The Literary Situation, and I don`t see how anyone who is interested in the writing of our time could fail to find it completely absorbing. Malcolm Cowley`s `Natural History of the American Writer` is a most original conception that no one else could have worked out with his sympathy for all sorts and conditions of the literary tribe. Not to mention the breadth of his exact knowledge. So far as I am concerned, this is the book of the year in a particular realm that concerns me deeply, and I couldn`t begin to specify the bits I found exciting in the discussion of the `folkways of literature.` But I might especially mention the analysis of the young professor`s mind and how it is conditioned for criticism, the treatment of the `literary stock exchange` and the analysis of the Southern mind and why conditions of life in the South are favorable to novelists. The approach throughout is absolutely fresh, especially perhaps in `The `New` Fiction: A Tidy Room in Bedlam,` and Malcolm Cowley`s whole discussion of the contemporary novel will interest people in several fields and will be cited by sociologists as well as literary critics.`
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