Charles N Watson
Biographic Data
| ID | 5701438 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles N Watson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles N |
| FAMILY NAME | Watson |
| SIGNATURE | WATSON C N |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Letters of Jack London
The Novels of Jack London
The Composition of Martin Eden
lfAARTIN EDEN (I909), one of Jack London's most highly regarded IVIL novels, has been surrounded for years by controversy. Although some of the disagreements about its meaning and artistic merits will undoubtedly continue indefinitely and may even be a measure of its vitality, others stem from erroneous information about the process of composition. One can find in print, for example, conflicting accounts of when London began the novel and when he…
A New Life of Melville
Premature Burial in Arthur Gordon Pym and Israel Potter
ESPITE THE lack of external evidence that Melville read Poe's JLJ' Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym (i838), Patrick F. Quinn has argued convincingly that if Melville did not long and seriously ponder the essential drift of Arthur Gordon Pym then the similarities that exist between that book and Moby-Dick must be accounted one of the most extraordinary accidents in literature.1 Though the parallels Quinn describes are clear enough, further evidence …
The Early Lives of Melville
The Estrangement of Hawthorne and Melville
Pierre
Melville and the Theme of Timonism
Frost's Wall
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Frost's Wall
Melville and the Theme of Timonism
The Estrangement of Hawthorne and Melville
Pierre
Premature Burial in Arthur Gordon Pym and Israel Potter
ESPITE THE lack of external evidence that Melville read Poe's JLJ' Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym (i838), Patrick F. Quinn has argued convincingly that if Melville did not long and seriously ponder the essential drift of Arthur Gordon Pym then the similarities that exist between that book and Moby-Dick must be accounted one of the most extraordinary accidents in literature.1 Though the parallels Quinn describes are clear enough, further evidence …
The Early Lives of Melville
A New Life of Melville
The Composition of Martin Eden
lfAARTIN EDEN (I909), one of Jack London's most highly regarded IVIL novels, has been surrounded for years by controversy. Although some of the disagreements about its meaning and artistic merits will undoubtedly continue indefinitely and may even be a measure of its vitality, others stem from erroneous information about the process of composition. One can find in print, for example, conflicting accounts of when London began the novel and when he…
The Novels of Jack London
The Letters of Jack London
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