Daniel R Barnes
Biographic Data
| ID | 702772 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Daniel R Barnes |
| GIVEN NAMES | Daniel R |
| FAMILY NAME | Barnes |
| SIGNATURE | BARNES D R |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3781-7570 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A Seneca Boy
A Seneca Boy Daniel Barnes (bio) Conceived at knifepoint by Rufus Crow (who cut her afterwards anyway), born of Clara Johnnyjohn in the back of a Chevy pickup in 1952, six years before she threw kerosene into the stove and blew all your brothers and sisters beyond recognition to freedom, you, Martin: we knew you, all your five years long. We heard the paper crackle, witnessed you, Sleepwalker, pissing your innocence into the wastebasket at the Re…
Two Reviews of The Scarlet Letter in Holden's Dollar Magazine
Orestes Brownson and Hawthorne's Holgrave
D ESPITE RECENT EFFORTS to defend the comic resolution of House of the Seven Gables as acceptable and adequately prepared for in advance,2 most readers would, I suspect, still give at least qualified assent to Rudolph Von Abele's statement of dissatisfaction with the ending of the romance. The pivot of this final scene, to Von Abele, the abrupt 'conversion' of Holgrave, the last surviving Maule, from a bearded, peripatetic and enthusiastic reform…
The Bosom Serpent: A Legend in American Literature and Culture
DESPITE ATTEMPTS IN RECENT YEARS to provide a workable methodology, the problem of the identification of folklore elements literary works continues to plague both the professional folklorist and the literary scholar.' It will surely not do, as Richard M. Dorson has reminded us, to endorse the flimsy, puerile, and ultimately unscholarly viewpoint represented by such earlier scholars as E. E. Leisy and Levette J. Davidson; yet, as Daniel G. Hoffman…
"Physical Fact" and Folklore: "Hawthorne's "Egotism; or the Bosom Serpent
Folktale Morphology and the Structure of Beowulf
The Memoirs of James Hardy Vaux
Ballads, Blues, and the Big Beat
From the Folk Bag
An Early American Collection of Rogues' Cant
The Ladies' Repository, an American lady's book which enjoyed a modest but sustained popularity during the mid-nineteenth century, is today virtually unknown to students of American culture. It has suffered the fate of many such pseudoliterary journals and has long since been confined to some dusty corner in whatever library will have it-perhaps deservedly so. Despite its concern for the typical subject matter of the lady's book-household hints, …
Folktale Morphology and the Structure of Beowulf
The Memoirs of James Hardy Vaux
The Bosom Serpent: A Legend in American Literature and Culture
DESPITE ATTEMPTS IN RECENT YEARS to provide a workable methodology, the problem of the identification of folklore elements literary works continues to plague both the professional folklorist and the literary scholar.' It will surely not do, as Richard M. Dorson has reminded us, to endorse the flimsy, puerile, and ultimately unscholarly viewpoint represented by such earlier scholars as E. E. Leisy and Levette J. Davidson; yet, as Daniel G. Hoffman…
An Early American Collection of Rogues' Cant
The Ladies' Repository, an American lady's book which enjoyed a modest but sustained popularity during the mid-nineteenth century, is today virtually unknown to students of American culture. It has suffered the fate of many such pseudoliterary journals and has long since been confined to some dusty corner in whatever library will have it-perhaps deservedly so. Despite its concern for the typical subject matter of the lady's book-household hints, …
From the Folk Bag
Ballads, Blues, and the Big Beat
The Memoirs of James Hardy Vaux
Folktale Morphology and the Structure of Beowulf
"Physical Fact" and Folklore: "Hawthorne's "Egotism; or the Bosom Serpent
The Bosom Serpent: A Legend in American Literature and Culture
DESPITE ATTEMPTS IN RECENT YEARS to provide a workable methodology, the problem of the identification of folklore elements literary works continues to plague both the professional folklorist and the literary scholar.' It will surely not do, as Richard M. Dorson has reminded us, to endorse the flimsy, puerile, and ultimately unscholarly viewpoint represented by such earlier scholars as E. E. Leisy and Levette J. Davidson; yet, as Daniel G. Hoffman…
Two Reviews of The Scarlet Letter in Holden's Dollar Magazine
Orestes Brownson and Hawthorne's Holgrave
D ESPITE RECENT EFFORTS to defend the comic resolution of House of the Seven Gables as acceptable and adequately prepared for in advance,2 most readers would, I suspect, still give at least qualified assent to Rudolph Von Abele's statement of dissatisfaction with the ending of the romance. The pivot of this final scene, to Von Abele, the abrupt 'conversion' of Holgrave, the last surviving Maule, from a bearded, peripatetic and enthusiastic reform…
A Seneca Boy
A Seneca Boy Daniel Barnes (bio) Conceived at knifepoint by Rufus Crow (who cut her afterwards anyway), born of Clara Johnnyjohn in the back of a Chevy pickup in 1952, six years before she threw kerosene into the stove and blew all your brothers and sisters beyond recognition to freedom, you, Martin: we knew you, all your five years long. We heard the paper crackle, witnessed you, Sleepwalker, pissing your innocence into the wastebasket at the Re…
History (9 works) · Art (8 works) · Literature (5 works) · Art history (4 works) · Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · History (2 works) · Serpent (symbolism) (2 works) · Acoustics (1 works) · Alchemy (1 works)