Historicism Once More

Philosophy of history, The Sense of the Past, Shakespearean tragedy, Irving Babbitt, Sancho Panza, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, The Realist, Paul Goodman, Walter J. Ong, William Blake, Simile, Poetic diction, Captivity narrative, Sentimentalism (literature), Popular culture, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Wallace Stevens, The Golden Bowl, Charles Baudelaire, La Celestina, F. O. Matthiessen, A Poet's Bible, American humor, Literary theory, Mark Twain, Existentialism, Sherwood Anderson, Categorical imperative, Culture and Society, Richard Altick, Historical criticism, Lycidas, Noble savage, Archetype, V., Recusancy, Sentimentality, Wilhelm Dilthey, Fiction, New Criticism, Poetry, Literature, Melodrama, D. H. Lawrence, Leslie Fiedler, Parody, Kenneth Burke, Picaresque novel, The Confidence-Man, Mr., Reality principle, Studies in Classic American Literature, Theodore Roethke, Criticism, Superiority (short story), The Wings of the Dove, The Marble Faun, Huckleberry Finn, Denise Levertov, Fakelore, Pathetic fallacy, Ezra Pound, Historicism, Louis Zukofsky, Bathos, Grandiosity, Ian Watt, In Parenthesis, John Wain, Robert Penn Warren