Strother B Purdy
Biographic Data
| ID | 275405 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Strother B Purdy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Strother B |
| FAMILY NAME | Purdy |
| SIGNATURE | PURDY S B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Marquette University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Whitman and the (National) Epic
Cet article analyse Leaves of Grass de Walt Whitman comme une épopée américaine, qui remplit les fonctions fondamentales du genre, telles que créer un sentiment d’appartenance à une communauté nationale et instaurer le sens d’une histoire partagée. Dans ce contexte on peut établir un parallèle éclairant entre le long poème de Whitman et le Mahabharata. Les deux œuvres emploient le langage de l’homme « ordinaire » et présentent l’auteur comme un p…
It was tough on Everybody
This article explores the question of housing need in post-war Toronto by looking at the diverse reasons why families applied to the few public housing projects that were constructed after the war. It identifies a number of often overlapping causes for the housing dilemmas of low income families, including outright inability to pay, landlord intransigence to families with children and evictions, illness, overcrowding, deprived housing conditions,…
Ezra Pound, Rene Thom, and the Experience of Poetry
Technopoetics
Of Time, Motion, and Motor Racing
Reply to Lawrence W. Hyman
Stalingrad' and My Lai
The Hole in the Fabric
Sinuhe and the Question of Literary Types
Henry James's Abysses
"Henry James's Use of "Vulgar
W HEN MAXWELL GEISMAR published his lengthy attack on James, Henry James and the Jacobites,1 he fastened with glee upon the negative associations surrounding, for the modern reader, James's use of the word vulgar. After quoting it2 from The Wings of the Dove, he concluded, somewhat savagely: And isn't a writer so horribly obsessed by the notion of'vulgarity' itself--and to this novelist, perhaps, nothing human was not vulgar-isn't such a writer m…
It was tough on Everybody
This article explores the question of housing need in post-war Toronto by looking at the diverse reasons why families applied to the few public housing projects that were constructed after the war. It identifies a number of often overlapping causes for the housing dilemmas of low income families, including outright inability to pay, landlord intransigence to families with children and evictions, illness, overcrowding, deprived housing conditions,…
Whitman and the (National) Epic
Cet article analyse Leaves of Grass de Walt Whitman comme une épopée américaine, qui remplit les fonctions fondamentales du genre, telles que créer un sentiment d’appartenance à une communauté nationale et instaurer le sens d’une histoire partagée. Dans ce contexte on peut établir un parallèle éclairant entre le long poème de Whitman et le Mahabharata. Les deux œuvres emploient le langage de l’homme « ordinaire » et présentent l’auteur comme un p…
"Henry James's Use of "Vulgar
W HEN MAXWELL GEISMAR published his lengthy attack on James, Henry James and the Jacobites,1 he fastened with glee upon the negative associations surrounding, for the modern reader, James's use of the word vulgar. After quoting it2 from The Wings of the Dove, he concluded, somewhat savagely: And isn't a writer so horribly obsessed by the notion of'vulgarity' itself--and to this novelist, perhaps, nothing human was not vulgar-isn't such a writer m…
Henry James's Abysses
Sinuhe and the Question of Literary Types
The Hole in the Fabric
Stalingrad' and My Lai
Reply to Lawrence W. Hyman
Of Time, Motion, and Motor Racing
Ezra Pound, Rene Thom, and the Experience of Poetry
Technopoetics
It was tough on Everybody
This article explores the question of housing need in post-war Toronto by looking at the diverse reasons why families applied to the few public housing projects that were constructed after the war. It identifies a number of often overlapping causes for the housing dilemmas of low income families, including outright inability to pay, landlord intransigence to families with children and evictions, illness, overcrowding, deprived housing conditions,…
Whitman and the (National) Epic
Cet article analyse Leaves of Grass de Walt Whitman comme une épopée américaine, qui remplit les fonctions fondamentales du genre, telles que créer un sentiment d’appartenance à une communauté nationale et instaurer le sens d’une histoire partagée. Dans ce contexte on peut établir un parallèle éclairant entre le long poème de Whitman et le Mahabharata. Les deux œuvres emploient le langage de l’homme « ordinaire » et présentent l’auteur comme un p…
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