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Interpretation, Criticism, And Poetic Structure, Robert Bray
Interpretation, Criticism, And Poetic Structure, Robert Bray
Scholarship
No abstract provided.
Tragedy For Our Time, Joseph H. Meyers
Tragedy For Our Time, Joseph H. Meyers
Honorees for Teaching Excellence
This address was given by Dr. Meyers at the Annual Century Club Dinner. Dr. Meyers was the Century Club Award recipient of 1966.
The Ubermensch-Artist Of Friedrich Nietsche And Thomas Mann, Dale Whitney
The Ubermensch-Artist Of Friedrich Nietsche And Thomas Mann, Dale Whitney
Honors Projects
There is at once a thin line and an enormous gulf between the artist-philosopher and the philosopher-artist. Where one spreads out his ideas in a dazzling and often bewildering array, the other builds a framework with them and constructs the fictional experiences of a latent philosophy. Where Nietzsche exultantly screams an aphorism, Mann constructs a novel.
Tragic Vision In The Age Of Shakespeare, Mr. Fredman, Patricia Rioux, Sharon Martin, Charlotte Mach, Larry Knilands, Sherron Mcfalls, Marilyn Nickerson
Tragic Vision In The Age Of Shakespeare, Mr. Fredman, Patricia Rioux, Sharon Martin, Charlotte Mach, Larry Knilands, Sherron Mcfalls, Marilyn Nickerson
Honors Projects
The following
essays - investigative, critical, or interpretativee -were selected from the 1964 Senior Seminar in English.
It was the primary purpose of this Seminar to penetrate into the three types of tragedy written during the Elizabethan and Jacobean periods: the de casibus, Italianate, and Domestic. Nadeleine Doran's Endeavours of Art was used as the basis for categorizing the various plays studied during the semester. Of the papers herein bound, only two of the above categories are represented: de casibus tragedy in Coriolanus, Dr. Faustus, and Bussy D'Ambois; ltalianate tragedy in The Spanish Tragedy, Othello, and The Duchess of Malfi.
The Poetry Of E. E. Cummings, Elizabeth H. Oggel
The Poetry Of E. E. Cummings, Elizabeth H. Oggel
Honorees for Teaching Excellence
No abstract provided.
Advisors Of The Age Of Reason: The Periodical Essays Of Steele, Addison, Johnson, And Goldsmith, Carol Meyers
Advisors Of The Age Of Reason: The Periodical Essays Of Steele, Addison, Johnson, And Goldsmith, Carol Meyers
Honors Projects
The periodical essay of the eighteenth century invited men of the Age of Reason to pour into it their talent and thought; it was a form in which they could make their points briefly and effectively; it was flexible, and was eventually familiar enough to be well-received. The form itself reflected the common-sense practicality, restraint and moderation that the periodical writers were advocating.
Samuel Van Pelt, Samuel Van Pelt 1875, Edward K. Waters '37
Samuel Van Pelt, Samuel Van Pelt 1875, Edward K. Waters '37
All oral histories
Dr. Samuel Van Pelt, Class of 1875, was the oldest living alumni at the time of this recording. He received a BA, MA, and DD from IWU and was a Professor of English and Oratory (1877-80) as well as the Librarian (1877-79); he was also an active member of the Methodist Church. He died in 1953, but a scholarship established in his memory exists today.