The Robert Frost review: Fall 1993/ by The Robert Frost Society.

Title:

The Robert Frost review: Fall 1993/ by The Robert Frost Society.

Author:

Robert Frost Society,

Call Number:

811 FV118

Publication Information:

[place of publication not identified]: The Robert Frost Society, [1993].

Physical Description:

111 p.; 21 cm.

Series Title:

Kathleen Van Der Aue Robert Frost Collection.

Description:

In this issue:Forgotten Frost: a study of the uncollected and unpublished poetry of Robert Frost, by Jeffrey S. Cramer; Spot of time in Frost: Beddoes, Vaughan or Wordsworth in Stopping by the Woods?, by Robert F. Fleissner; Sounds and sights of home from Robert Frost and Andrew Wyeth: the sounds and sights of New England, Sarah R. Jackson; What Catullus means by mens animi:Robert Frost's Kitty Hawk, by Lisa Abshear-Seale; Looking beyond the picture: For once, then, something, by David D. Cooper; Frost biography controversy continues, by Jeffrey C. Glasgow; Design of darkness to appall: religious terror in the poetry of Robert Frost, by Edward J. Ingebretsen, S.J.;A mini-symposium on Dust of Snow a favour and a grace, by John Ridland; The secret ministry of Frost, by Donald Pearce; Just of Snow, by Garrett Stewart;Eliot's Gerontion and Frost's An Old Man's Winter Night: Counterparts of Modernism, by John Zubizarreta; Robert Frost's Four tyles of belief in Birches, by James Ellis; Robert Frost and Helen Thomas Revisited, by Lesley Lee Francis;For Once, Then, Something:The Sublime Reality of Fictions in Robert Frost, by Jo-Anne Cappeluti; Frost, Schopenhauer, and The Trial by Existence, by Joe Pellegrino; the Robert Frost Society Newsletter, and information about the Frost Scholarship.

Genre:

Periodicals.

Subjects:

Poetry.

People:

Frost, Robert, 1874-1963. , Wilcox, Earl J.,

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Credit Line:

Gift of Kathleen Van Der Aue in memory of her brother Harrison "Dinty" Moore; February 24, 2022;