M E Grenander
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 681623 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | M E Grenander |
| NOMBRES | M E |
| APELLIDO | Grenander |
| FIRMA | GRENANDER M E |
| AFILIACIONES | University at Albany, State University of New York |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 5 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1960 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1995 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Poems of Ambrose Bierce
"Poems of Ambrose Bierce" published on by University of Nebraska Press.
Poems of Ambrose Bierce
This volume contains a generous selection of Bierce's poems: they are alternately ironic, melancholy, bitter, and wickedly amusing. There are also fifteen essays and letters on poetry, poets, and such topics as "Wit and Humor" and "The Passing of Satire." Certainly there have been few authors more intimately familiar with wit and satire than the brilliant, iconoclastic Bierce. As editor M. E. Grenander makes plain in her introduction, both are ab…
At a "National Encampment"
"At a "National Encampment"" published on by null.
The Crime of 1903
"The Crime of 1903" published on by null.
Saith the Czar
"Saith the Czar" published on by null.
The Weird Tale
Old Clemens and W. D. H
Pull down Thy Vanity
Behaviour Therapy
Good Fencing Makes Good Neighbors
The fourfold way
A Cautious Overview of Behaviour Therapy
Doctors and Humanists
Apollo Agonistes
The Crystal Cage
Psychosis
Criminal Responsibility in "Native Son" and "Knock on Any Door
AMERICAN FICTION for almost two centuries has been examining assumptions and values relevant to crime in our society. Literary works have tended to arrive at a consensus on most such questions, substantiating the view that all fundamental customs and institutions are built on a bedrock of universal, deep mental structures.' Thus few writers have presented criminals who are not responsible for their acts, since character, as literary critics use t…
The Heritage of Cain
For almost two centuries American fiction has featured crime, but its treatment in popular literature, which strokes the norms of a mass audience, has been quite different from that in high art, which examines critically the assump tions and values of our society. A study of serious fiction can, therefore, probe fundamental issues for us: How does literature define crime? Why does this definition differ occasionally from the statutory one? What c…
Recollection
Reflections on the String Quartet(s) Attributed to Franklin
facts lead to a reformulation of erstwhile plausible theory. A striking illustration is the questions which have arisen over the authorship of a string quartet, attributed to Benjamin Franklin, discovered and published in Paris in 1946.1 Subsequently six additional versions were unearthed in Central Europe and have been described. The problem is that the more recently discovered versions are either anonymous or attributed to composers other than …
Ambrose Bierce
Ambrose Bierce
The Short Stories of Ambrose Bierce
The Time-Scheme in The Portrait of a Lady
A LTHOUGH HENRY JAMES does not discuss time sequence in Preface to The Portrait of a Lady, problem was one he had experimented with in Roderick Hudson and treated extensively in Preface to that novel. There he claimed that the time-scheme of story is quite inadequate. . . . Everything occurs . . too punctually and moves too fast: Roderick's disintegration, a gradual process . . . swallows two years in a mouthful, proceeds quite not by years, but …
The Time-Scheme in The Portrait of a Lady
A LTHOUGH HENRY JAMES does not discuss time sequence in Preface to The Portrait of a Lady, problem was one he had experimented with in Roderick Hudson and treated extensively in Preface to that novel. There he claimed that the time-scheme of story is quite inadequate. . . . Everything occurs . . too punctually and moves too fast: Roderick's disintegration, a gradual process . . . swallows two years in a mouthful, proceeds quite not by years, but …
The Short Stories of Ambrose Bierce
Ambrose Bierce
Ambrose Bierce
Reflections on the String Quartet(s) Attributed to Franklin
facts lead to a reformulation of erstwhile plausible theory. A striking illustration is the questions which have arisen over the authorship of a string quartet, attributed to Benjamin Franklin, discovered and published in Paris in 1946.1 Subsequently six additional versions were unearthed in Central Europe and have been described. The problem is that the more recently discovered versions are either anonymous or attributed to composers other than …
The Heritage of Cain
For almost two centuries American fiction has featured crime, but its treatment in popular literature, which strokes the norms of a mass audience, has been quite different from that in high art, which examines critically the assump tions and values of our society. A study of serious fiction can, therefore, probe fundamental issues for us: How does literature define crime? Why does this definition differ occasionally from the statutory one? What c…
Recollection
Criminal Responsibility in "Native Son" and "Knock on Any Door
AMERICAN FICTION for almost two centuries has been examining assumptions and values relevant to crime in our society. Literary works have tended to arrive at a consensus on most such questions, substantiating the view that all fundamental customs and institutions are built on a bedrock of universal, deep mental structures.' Thus few writers have presented criminals who are not responsible for their acts, since character, as literary critics use t…
The Crystal Cage
Psychosis
Doctors and Humanists
Apollo Agonistes
A Cautious Overview of Behaviour Therapy
The fourfold way
Good Fencing Makes Good Neighbors
Behaviour Therapy
Pull down Thy Vanity
Old Clemens and W. D. H
The Weird Tale
Poems of Ambrose Bierce
"Poems of Ambrose Bierce" published on by University of Nebraska Press.
Poems of Ambrose Bierce
This volume contains a generous selection of Bierce's poems: they are alternately ironic, melancholy, bitter, and wickedly amusing. There are also fifteen essays and letters on poetry, poets, and such topics as "Wit and Humor" and "The Passing of Satire." Certainly there have been few authors more intimately familiar with wit and satire than the brilliant, iconoclastic Bierce. As editor M. E. Grenander makes plain in her introduction, both are ab…
At a "National Encampment"
"At a "National Encampment"" published on by null.
The Crime of 1903
"The Crime of 1903" published on by null.
Saith the Czar
"Saith the Czar" published on by null.
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