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The Robert Frost review: Fall 1994/ by The Robert Frost Society.

Title:
The Robert Frost review: Fall 1994/ by The Robert Frost Society.
Author:
Robert Frost Society,
Call Number:
811 FV119
Publication Information:
[place of publication not identified]: The Robert Frost Society, [1994].
Physical Description:
125 p. illustrations; 21 cm.
Series Title:
Kathleen Van Der Aue Robert Frost Collection.
Description:
Included in this issue: Building community: houses and other structures in the poetry of Frost and Ransom, by Dorothy H McGavran; Dark climber: Robert Frost's spiritual ambivalance in Birches, by Larry Isitt; Prosody as meaning in To the thawing wind and Home burial, by Peter Vandenberg; A newly-discovered Robert Frost letter to Dorothy Canfield Fisher, by Mark J. Madigan; Frost's After apple-picking as hypnagogic vision, by Christopher Baker; Dualism: the basis of Robert Frost's Philosophy, by Peter J. Stanlis; Snow: Frost's drama of belittled people, by Lewis H. Miller, Jr;The romantic absolute in Frost's Home Burial, by Charles Timothy Summerlin; Real cool Fire and ice: Brooks and Frost, by Robert F. Fleissner; Anthropomorphism in the Poetry of Robert Frost, by Merill Horton; From Swedenborg to William James: the shaping of Frost's religious beliefs, by Andrew J. Angyal; The correspondence of Robert Frost and Marie A. Hodge (1913-1916), by Charles Timothy Summerlin; Frost's critique of humanism: a rereading of directive, by Steven V. Frattali; Robert Frost: a current bibliography, by Christopher E. Jones; & book reviews.
Genre:
Periodicals.
Subjects:
Poetry.
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Credit Line:
Gift of Kathleen Van Der Aue in memory of her brother Harrison "Dinty" Moore; February 24, 2022
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