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Cleanth Brooks
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Formalism (SWIRL) |
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The New Criticism (David Arnason, U. Manitoba) |
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Richard Ohmann, English in America: A Radical View of the Profession (1976) (excerpt) (excerpt on the New Criticism at the moment of the so-called "end of ideology" in mid-20th-century U.S. intellectual culture; "Our dogma is academic freedom, which in practice means that you can think and write what you like, but as y |
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John Crowe Ransom |
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Modern American Poetry: John Crowe Ransom |
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Homepage (Cary Nelson & Edwrd Brunner, U. Illinois, Urbana-Champaign) |
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Ransom's Editorial "The Future of Poetry" from The Fugitive with a Reply by Allen Tate |
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Selection of Ransom Poems from The Fugitive |
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Robert Penn Warren |
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American Academy of Poets: Robert Penn Warren |
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Cleanth Brooks and Robert Penn Warren, Understanding Poetry: An Anthology for College Students (rev. ed., 1950) (brief excerpts) (Al Filreis, U. Penn.) |
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Modern American Poetry: Robert Penn Warren |
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Homepage (Edward Brunner, U. Illinois, Urbana-Champaign) |
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Warren on Warren (brief excerpts of Warren's views about writing) |
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Robert Penn Warren (brief bio and bibliiography) (George Brosi / KYLIT) |
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Robert Penn Warren Page (Bob Frey) |
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