TY  - BOOK
AU  - O'Connor,William Van
TI  - Modern prose, form and style
AV  - PE1417 .M634 1959
PY  - 1959///
CY  - New York
PB  - Crowell
KW  - English language
KW  - Rhetoric
KW  - Authorship
KW  - American literature
KW  - English literature
N1  - The notebooks; Samuel Butler --; The notebooks; Henry James --; The journals; Arnold Bennett --; A writer's diary; Virginia Woolf --; Under whatever sky; Irwin Edman --; Talk of the town; The New Yorker; An outline of biography from Plutarch to Strachey; Wilbur Cross  --; Sir John Harington; Lytton Strachey  --; Joseph Conrad; Bertrand Russell  --; Virginia Woolf; Christopher Isherwood  --; The legend of Dylan Thomas; Time  --; My mother and her relatives; George Bernard Shaw  --; Autobiographical sketch; D.H. Lawrence  --; Early success; F. Scott Fitzgerald; Poets of the English language; Robert A. Hume  --; Eminent post-Victorian; Aileen Pippett  --; Bloomsday's child; Time  --; Miss Porter's new stories; Gertrude Buckman  --; Reader's choice; Charles J. Rolo  --; "Inner-directed" and "other-directed"; Lionel Trilling  --; Capital; The New York Times  --; Maggie, a girl of the streets; The New York Times  --; The Great Gatsby; The Times Literary Supplement  --; An American tragedy; The Times Literary Supplement  --; Soldier's pay; The Times Literary Supplement  --; A farewell to arms; The Times Literary Supplement  --; The grapes of wrath; The Times Literary Supplement; Ugly words; J. Donald Adams  --; Sound and sense of words; John P. Sisk  --; More on ugly words; J. Donald Adams; "Bloody-mind professors" : the anti-social role of some intellectuals; Peter Viereck  --; Bloody-minded professors?; Richard H. Rovere; French fiction and American reality; Raymond Leopold Bruckberger  --; Wanted : an American novel; Life  --; A lesson read in American books; Robert Penn Warren  --; Notes on reading American literature abroad; Ruth N. Myers; Letters to his daughter; F. Scott Fitzgerald  --; Impressions of Japan; William Faulkner  --; The dirty street; Joseph Warren Beach  --; The wreck of the Commodore; Stephen Crane  --; The comic strip in American life; The Times Literary Supplement  --; Former students; Irwin Edman  --; The nightingale song; Noel Perrin  --; Here is New York; E.B. White; Ernest Hemingway; Harvey Breit  --; Scholarly style, or the lack thereof; Sheridan Baker  --; Sociological habit patterns in linguistic transmogrification; Malcolm Cowley  --; American prose today; Geoffrey Moore  --; Politics and the English language; George Orwell  --; The cliche expert testifies on baseball; Frank Sullivan; English : his sisters and his cousins and his aunts; Charlton Laird  --; American pronunciation; Thomas Pyles  --; American and British English; Charles Shain  --; The nature of slang; H.L. Mencken; Writing prose; W. Somerset Maugham --; The Sermon on the Mount  --; Of love; Francis Bacon --; Hyrdiotaphia, or urn burial; Thomas Browne --; The areopagitica; John Milton  --; A modest proposal; Jonathan Swift  --; Books; Samuel Johnson --; The idea of a university; John Henry Newman --; The autobiography; Thomas Henry Huxley --; Studies in the history of the Renaissance; Walter Horatio Pater --; Self-reliance; Ralph Waldo Emerson --; "What Paul Bourget thinks of us"; Mark Twain --; The art of fiction; Henry James  --; Recent prose; Robert Graves; Alan Hodge; The reading and writing of short stories; Eudora Welty  --; Story, theme, and situation; Elizabeth Bowen  --; Why do we teach poetry?; Archibald MacLeish  --; The art of the short story; Anonymous; The vigilantes; Fred B. Millett  --; Literature and censorship; John Courtney Murray, S.J.  --; The future of censorship; Paul Blanshard  --; Close-up of Britain's censor; George Steiner  --; Library Bill of Rights; American Library Association  --; Labeling; American Library Association  --; Censorship on comic books : a statement in opposition on civil liberties grounds; American Civil Liberties Union; 2
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