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Frank Norris's Literary Reputation
American Literature; A Journal of Literary History, Criticism and Bibliography, 1934exaly +2 more sources
The Significance of Henry Vaughan's Literary Reputation
Modern Language Quarterly, 1944exaly +2 more sources
Zola's Literary Reputation in England
PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1934In a former article, I traced the history of Balzac's literary reputation in England as an example of the persistent change in the Victorian point of view toward moral and literary questions. In spite of the vitriolic attacks of critics and moralists and the general apprehension of the reading public, Balzac ultimately was accepted in England.
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The Literary Reputation of John Ford
Huntington Library Quarterly, 1948To the Privy Seal in the morning, but my Lord did not come, so I went with Captain Morrice at his desire into the King's Privy Kitchen to Mr. Sayres, the Master Cook, and there we had a good slice of beef or two to our breakfast, and from thence he took us into the wine cellar where, by my troth, we were very merry, and I drank too much wine, and all ...
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2011
Kipling's perplexed relationship with his critics -and especially with those whose opinions mattered - has no parallel in the history of letters. At every stage in his career they made him the epicentre of controversy. Friends and enemies alike misrepresented him in their biased and contradictory judgments.
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Kipling's perplexed relationship with his critics -and especially with those whose opinions mattered - has no parallel in the history of letters. At every stage in his career they made him the epicentre of controversy. Friends and enemies alike misrepresented him in their biased and contradictory judgments.
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On the question of N.V. Gogol's literary reputation
Voprosy kul'turologii (Issues of Cultural Studies), 2022The tradition of ambiguous interpretation of the personality and creativity of N.V. Gogol was laid down by himself and was continued by contemporaries and later interpreters. The article, based on a large literary and critical material, reviews the general trends in the perception of the figure and creativity of Gogol in the public consciousness for a ...
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