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  • A. E. Housman: The Critical Heritage

    A. E. Housman by Gardner, Philip;

    The Critical Heritage

    Series: Routledge Revivals;

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    Product details:

    • Edition number 1
    • Publisher Routledge
    • Date of Publication 1 November 2024

    • ISBN 9781032888149
    • Binding Hardback
    • No. of pages458 pages
    • Size 216x138 mm
    • Weight 1010 g
    • Language English
    • 642

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    Short description:

    First published in 1992, A. E. Housman brings together significant critical response to the poetry of A.E. Housman from the time of his writing to 1951. It contains 94 items?articles, reviews, and comments which provide an accurate picture of how Housman the poet was seen during his lifetime and for some years beyond it.

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    First published in 1992, A. E. Housman: The Critical Heritage brings together the most important and significant critical response to the poetry of A.E. Housman from the time of his writing to 1951. It contains ninety-four items?articles, reviews, and comments which provide an accurate picture of how Housman the poet was seen during his lifetime and for some years beyond it. The picture which emerges is of a poet not only of popular appeal, but of great literary distinction, who was admired by the majority of reviewers and critics who discussed his work. Among those quoted are J.B. Priestley, Edmund Gosse, Cyril Connolly, T.S. Eliot, George Orwell, Cleanth Brooke, Stephen Spender, John Sparrow, and E.M. Forster.

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    Table of Contents:

    A SHROPSHIRE LAD (1896)


    1. THOMAS HUMPHRY WARD, unsigned notice, The Times, March 1896


    2. HUBERT BLAND, unsigned review, New Age, April 1896


    3 O.O., review, Sketch, April 1896


    4. 'CLAUDIUS CLEAR' (WILLIAM ROBERTSON NICOLL), British Weekly, April 1896


    5. A.M. (ANNIE MACDONELL?), review, Bookman, June 1896


    6 Unsigned review, Guardian, June 1896


    7. NORMAN GALE, review, Academy, July 1896


    8. LOUISE IMOGEN GUINEY, review, Chap-Book (Chicago), February 1897


    9. Unsigned notice, Literary World (Boston), April 1897


    10. Unsigned notice, Citizen (Philadelphia), November 1897


    A SHROPSHIRE LAD (1898)


    11. WILLIAM ARCHER, review, Fortnightly Review, August 1898


    12. Unsigned notice, Outlook, September 1898


    13. Unsigned review, Academy, October 1898


    14. Unsigned notice, Bookman (London), October 1898


    I5. Unsigned notice, Athenaeum, October 1898


    16. 'The Funereal Muse', Literature, October 1898


    17. Unsigned review, Saturday Review (London), November 1898


    18. CHARLES SORLEY on A Shropshire Lad, May 1913


    19. JAMES ELROY FLECKER, from 'The New Poetry and Mr. Housman's "Shropshire Lad"', undated, pre-1915


    20. HOLBROOK JACKSON, 'The Poetry of A.E. Housman', To-day, August 1919


    21. HAROLD MONRO on Housman, 1920


    LAST POEMS (1922)


    22. 'The "Shropshire Lad" again', Times Literary Supplement, October 1922


    23. EDMUND GOSSE, 'The Shropshire Lad', Sunday Times, October 1922


    24. D.C.T., 'Professor Housman's Last Poems', Cambridge Review, October 1922


    25. B.S., review, Manchester Guardian Weekly, November 1922


    26. J.C. SQUIRE, review, London Mercury, November 1922


    27. AMABEL WILLIAMS-ELLIS, review, Spectator, November 1922


    28. Unsigned notice, English Review, December 1922


    29. JOHN FREEMAN, 'Hail and Farewell', Bookman (London), December 1922


    30. Unsigned review, Outlook, December 1922


    31. LEE WILSON DODD, The Stoic Muse', Literary Review, December 1922


    32.  J.B. PRIESTLEY, 'The Poetry of A.E. Housman', London Mercury, December 1922


    33. H.J. DAVIS, 'An English Poet', Canadian Forum, January 1923


    34. STEWART MARSH ELLIS, review, Fortnightly Review, January 1923


    35. G.H.C. (GEORGE HERBERT CLARKE), review, Sewanee Review, January 1923


    36. WALLACE B. NICHOLS, 'Mr. A.E. Housman's Return', Poetry Review, January-February 1923


    37. CLEMENT WOOD, ?The Shropshire Corydon: Opus lI?, Nation (New York), February 1923


    38. WILLIAM A. NORRIS, review, New Republic, February, 1923


    39. WILLIAM ROSE BENÉT, 'The Book of the Month: A.E. Housman's "Last Poems"', Bookman (New York), March 1923


    40. O.W. FIRKINS, 'Living Verse', Yale Review, July 1923


    41. EDWARD SAPIR, 'Mr. Housman's Last Poems', Dial, August 1923


    42. F.L. LUCAS, 'Few, but Roses', New Statesman and Nation, October 1923


    43.  J.C. SQUIRE, 'Mr. A.E. Housman', 1923


    44.  J.F. MACDONALD, from 'The Poetry of A.E. Housman', Queen's Quarterly, Fall 1923


    45.  OSBERT BURDETT on Housman, 1925


    46.  IOLO WILLIAMS on Housman, 1927


    47.  H.W. GARROD, 'Mr. A.E. Housman', 1929


    48.  CHARLES WILLIAMS, 'A.E. Housman', 1930


    THE NAME AND NATURE OF POETRY (1933)


    49.  LASCELLES ABER CROMBIE, 'A.E. Housman on Poetry', Manchester Guardian Weekly, June 1933


    50.  G.W. STONIER, 'Professor Housman on Poetry', New Statesman and Nation, June 1933


    51. J.C. SQUIRE, editorial note, London Mercury, June 1933


    52. D.W. HARDING and L.C. KNIGHTS, 'Flank-Rubbing and Criticism', Scrutiny, September 1933


    53. S. GORLEY PUTT, review, Scrutiny, September 1933


    54 R.R. (RICHARD REES), review, Adelphi, July 1933


    55. BASIL DAVENPORT, 'The Terrier and the Rat', Saturday Review of Literature (New York), July 1933


    56. KARL SCHRIFTGEISSER, from a review, Boston Evening Transcript, July 1933


    57. R.P., 'Exponent of Pure Poetry', Christian Science Monitor, July 1933


    58. T.S. ELIOT, review, Criterion, October 1933


    59. EDITH SITWELL on Housman, 1934


    60. CHAUNCY BREWSTER TINKER, 'Housman's Poetry', Yale Review, September 1935


    OBITUARY COMMENTS (1936)


    61. From 'Death of Professor A.E. Housman', Manchester Guardian Weekly, May 1936


    62. E. L. WOODWARD, 'Les Lauriers Sont Coupés', Oxford Magazine, May 1936


    63. F. L. LUCAS, 'Mithridates: The Poetry of A.E. Housman', Cambridge Review, May 1936


    64. CYRIL CONNOLLY on Housman, New Statesman, May 1936


    65. RICHARD REES, 'The Modernism of Housman', Adelphi,  June 1936


    66. JOHN ERSKINE, 'What is Contemporary Poetry?' North American Review, Autumn 1936


    MORE POEMS (1936)


    67. RAYMOND MORTIMER, 'Housman Relics', New Statesman and Nation, October 1936


    68. IVOR BROWN, 'Poet and Scholar: the Last of the "Shropshire Lad"', Observer, October 1936


    69. PETER MONRO JACK, 'The Shropshire Lad's Farewell: A Distinguished Final Volume by A.E. Housman', New York Times Book Review, October 1936


    70. JOHN SPARROW, 'A.E. Housman', Spectator, October 1936


    71. CONRAD AIKEN, 'A.E. Housman', New Republic, November 1936


    72. EM. FORSTER, 'Ancient and Modern', Listener, November 1936


    73. EDWIN MUIR, review, London Mercury, November 1936


    74. GEOFFREY GRIGSON, review, New Verse, Christmas 1936


    75. ROBERT HILLYER, review, Atlantic Monthly, December 1936


    76. WILLIAM EMPSON, 'Foundations of Despair', Poetry (Chicago), January 1937


    77. EARLE BIRNEY, 'Swan Song', Canadian Forum, January 1937


    78. JACOB BRONOWSKI, review, Criterion, April 1937


    79. EUGENE DAVIDSON, 'The Span of Housman's Poetry', Yale Review, Winter 1937


    80. NEVILE WATTS, 'The Poetry of A.E. Housman', Dublin Review, January 1937


    81. LOUIS KRONENBERGER, 'A Note on A.E. Housman', Nation (New York), December 1937


    82. LAWRENCE LEIGHTON, 'One View of Housman', Poetry (Chicago), May 1938


    83. CARL and MARK VAN DOREN, 'A.E. Housman', 1939


    COLLECTED POEMS (1939, London; 1940, New York)


    84. BONAMY DOBRÉE, 'The Complete Housman', Spectator, January, 1940


    85. PETER MONRO JACK, 'A.E. Housman's Lasting Art', New York Times Book Review, March 1940


    86. STEPHEN SPENDER, 'The Essential Housman', Horizon, April 1940


    87. LOUIS MACNEICE, review, New Republic, April 1940


    88.  JOHN PEALE BISHOP, 'The Poetry of A.E. Housman', Poetry (Chicago), June 1940


    89. MORTON DAUWEN ZABEL, 'The Whole of Housman', Nation (New York), June 1940


    90.BENJAMIN GILBERT BROOKS, 'A.E. Housman's Collected Poetry', Nineteenth Century, July 1940


    91. CLEANTH BROOKS, 'The Whole of Housman', Kenyon Review, Winter 1941


    92. GEORGE OR WELL on Housman, 1940


    TWO POST-WAR SUMMINGS-UP


    93. JOHN SPARROW, '"A Shropshire Lad" at Fifty', Times Literary Supplement, March 1946


    94. JOHN CROWE RANSOM places Housman, 1951

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