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		Ford Madox Ford (December 17, 1873 - June 26, 1939) was an English novelist and publisher.
		Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu (August 28, 1814 â€“ February 7, 1873) was an Irish writer of short stories and novels concerning the strange and supernatural.
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	§9. "Culture and Anarchy". IV. Matthew Arnold, Arthur Hugh Clough, James Thomson. Vol. 13. The Victorian Age, Part ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The first two of Essays in Criticism, semi-polemical as they were in their motive, and creating, as they did, a considerable stir among the Philistines, seem to have opened Arnold’s eyes to his opportunities as a social critic.
		It was, undoubtedly, the impression made in certain quarters by Culture and Anarchy that led Arnold into the somewhat perilous field of theological and religious criticism—in which his chief works are St.
		Paul and Protestantism (1870), Literature and Dogma (1873), God and the Bible (1875) and Last Essays on Church and Religion (1877).
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	LIST OF YEARS IN LITERATURE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		1951 in literature - The Catcher in the Rye - J.D. Salinger
		1921 in literature - The Mistress of Husaby - Sigrid Undset
		1810 in literature - The Houses of Osma and Almeria - Regina Maria Roche
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	Matthew Arnold and the Jesus Seminar
		It was not until 1863, the year that Arnold published his critical essays on "Marcus Aurelius" and "Heinrich Heine," that Q received scholarly support, after H. Holtzmann published the results of an exhaustive investigation in which he put the Q hypothesis to the test.
		John Kloppenborg then compared Q with the genre of the hellenistic handbook of instruction and concluded, in The Formation of Q (1987), that the only difference between Q and the wisdom handbook common to the period was the inclusion in Q of apocalyptic sayings.
		One theme in some of the New Testament literature that is closely related with eschatology is the theme of resurrection.
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	FRANCO MORETTI - GRAPHS, MAPS, TREES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Literature, the old territory; but within it, a shift from the close reading of individual texts to the construction of abstract models.
		The models are drawn from three disciplines—quantitative history, geography and evolutionary theory: graphs, maps and trees—with which literary criticism has had little or no interaction; but which have many things to teach us, and may change the way we work.
		[13] A first look at French literature from the seventeenth to the nineteenth century suggests that most of its narrative genres have a similar 30-year span: pastoral and heroic novels, the nouvelle historique, romans galants and contes philosophiques, sentimental novels, the Bildungsroman, the roman gai, the two main phases (‘heroic’ and ‘sentimental’) of the roman-feuilleton.
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	Arnold, Matthew, Guide to Literary Theory & Criticism
		He campaigned constantly for a common European culture that would include a knowledge of the classical languages and literatures, the major European literatures, and the findings of modern science and scholarship.
		He was among the most forceful proponents for the "free play of the mind upon all subjects" (3:268), but he was at the same time one of the most distinguished voices of cultural conservation.
		The ruling authority in the age of New Criticism was T. Eliot, and Eliot's conception of his own role as a critic not only of literature but of "culture" is crucially dependent on Arnold's definitions of the functions of criticism.
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	Greatest Hungarian Poets
		Latinizing of the culture after Hungary's conversion to Christianity delayed the rise of an indigenous literature, and the Hungarian language was first used to translate religious matter, the earliest known text originating around 1200.
		From the mid-18th century to the 1848 War of Independence, literary growth was accelerated by the Enlightenment, romanticism, and opposition to the Habsburgs.
		The scope of Hungarian literature was further expanded by the classicism of Mihaly Babits; the realistic fiction of Zsigmond MORICZ; the sophisticated plays of Ferenc MOLNAR; the fiction of Tibor DERY, Lajos Kassak, Gyula Krudy, and Laszlo Nemeth; and the poetry of Attila JOZSEF, Gyula Illyes, and Sandor Weores.
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	The Nation, 11/20/1873 - The Indian Literature
		A vivid and yet inadequate conception of the vastness of this Indian literature is conveyed by even a slight examination of Thomas W. Field's book "Essay towards an Indian Bibliography." It is a volume of four hundred and thirty octavo pages, and contains more than seventeen hundred titles of books and pamphlets.
		It is a selection of titles from a list of "more than two thousand five hundred separate works and twelve hundred essays," a list, which he had long been at work upon before the territory to be examined.
		...not only the large place he fills, but the way in which he fills it, that convinces the student of the literature relating to the American races that the Indian is akin to ourselves, partaker of the same human nature and heir to the same destiny...
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	The Nation, 03/20/1873 - Manuals of Literature
		Hart's "Manual of English Literature" suffers from what may be called the obviousness of its criticisms, Mr.
		F.H. Underwood's "Handbook of American Literature" is now and again open to another and opposite objection, the editor's comments being occasionally marked by a certain vivacity which gives summons to the reader's sense of the becoming.
		...Students who know little literature and less philology, and who will not give their days, much less their nights, to the study of scientific grammars and dictionaries, may here find plenty of attractive philological matter served up in such a way as to tempt their taste without much tasking their patience...
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	LITERATURE - LoveToKnow Article on LITERATURE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		.The older literature is fully given by Nitgelsbach in Langes Bibeiwerk A.T. xv.
		Among commentaries may be noticed those of Kalkar (in Latin) (1836); 0.
		Ren Paquet),La Mettrie, sa vie et ses ~uvres (1873, with complete history of his works); J. Poritzky, J. de Lameltrie,.Sein Leben und seine Werke (1900); F. Picavet, La Mettrie et la critique allemande, in Compte rendu des seances de lAccfd.
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		Literature, Newman once said, is “… a man’s mental and moral character imaged in his language”.
		As Newman himself eloquently explains “The mere stylist writes for writing’s sake; the author writes for truth’s sake, because he is compelled by an inward force to give utterance to the ideas and theories which are the outcome of his personal experience and judgment.
		Finally in 1873 Newman restored the original title while retaining a subtitle Being a History of his Religious Opinions.
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	AllRefer.com - Matthew Arnold (English Literature, 19th Century, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		From 1857 to 1867 he was Professor of Poetry at Oxford; during this time he wrote his first books of criticism, including On Translating Homer (1861), Essays in Criticism (1865; Ser.
		Paul and Protestantism (1870), Literature and Dogma (1873), and Last Essays on Church and Religion (1877).
		In the 1880s he gave several lectures in the United States, which were published as Discourses in America (1885).
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	Chapter Minot <i>to</i> Montagu of M by Biographical Dictionary of English Literature
		Minto, William (1845-1893).—Critic and biographer, born at Alford, Aberdcenshire, and educated at Aberdeen and Oxford, went to London, and became editor of the Examiner, and also wrote for the Daily News and the Pall Mall Gazette.
		In 1880 he was appointed Professor of Logic and Literature at Aberdeen.
		He wrote a Manual of English Prose Literature (1873), Characteristics of the English Poets (1874), and a Life of Defoe for the Men of Letters Series.
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	Culture, Ideology and CL
		Children's Literature Association Quarterly 24.1 (Spring 1999), a special issue on children's literature and religion edited by Naomi Wood, focuses on the ideological implications of religious doctrine.
		The Spring 1985 and Summer 1989 issues of Children's Literature Association Quarterly are devoted to historical children's literature, as are a number of the articles in Children's Literature in Education 14 (1986) and 17 (1989).
		Children's Literature Association Quarterly 26.1 (Spring 2001) is a special issue devoted to the "golden age" of children's literature--the late nineteenth and early twentieth century.
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	Yale Medical Library: Historical Library Guide to Basic Reference Materials
		Volume XII is supplementary to the previous volumes, and the Fourth Series (Vol XIII-XIX) includes literature from 1884-1900.
		Provides a chronological bibliography of the most important contributions to the world literature on medicine and related sciences.
		The literature ranges from the 18th century through December 1975 and focusses on American material, yet devotes a substantial portion of the bibliography to international published works.
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		There is a long and interesting tradition of female adventurers and explorers whose exploits have been widely chronicled in literature.
		In 1873, spinster Isabella Bird set out for the Rocky Mountains and wrote volumes about her travels in the form of letters to her family back in England.
		In 1879 Libby Beaman, a Victorian lady, became a pioneer in the wilds of Alaska and a tireless journal-keeper.
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		January 20 - Johannes Vilhelm Jensen, Danish writer, Nobel Prize in Literature laureate (d.
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		The United Kingdom declares war against Ghana's King Kofi KariKari, who was involved in the trading of slaves.
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		Adeeko, Adeleke Proverbs, Textuality, and Nativism in African Literature Publisher: University Press of Florida Gainesville, FL 1998.
		I am not hesitant today to consider the surrealists and their antecedents as a liberating force against the neo-nineteenth-century aspects of much of the literature of our time.' stock#22857.
		History of romanticism in English literature in the 18th century.
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		In Literature of the Romantic Period: A Bibliographical Guide, ed.
		The Encyclopedia of Gothic Literature: The Essential Guide to the Lives and Works of Gothic Writers.
		Had I but known, I would have had a clue: Mystery, Suspense, and Gothic Books for Kids: An Annotated Bibliography.
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	"Duke" (Edward Kennedy) Ellington (1899-1974) : Library of Congress Citations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Series: Americans all LC Call No.: ML3930.E44 M6 Dewey No.: 785.4/2/0924 B 92 ISBN: 0811645738 Notes: Biography of an internationally acclaimed jazz musician who as a young man was torn between a career in art and music.
		Subjects: Ellington, Duke, -- 1899-1974 -- Juvenile literature.
		Series: Close-ups LC Call No.: ML3930.E44 B3 Dewey No.: 785.4/2/0924 B 92 ISBN: 0871913674 Notes: A biography of the fl musician who in fifty years has composed 2000 songs and performed them all over the world.
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		Tilden helps to bring o Smith, Gerrit SP 22 1874 Gerrit Smith to George T. Downing : equal Smith, Gerrit SP 23 1874 In Assembly, March 2, 1874 : communication University of the SP 24 1874 Instructors.
		Gerrit Smith, to th Smith, Gerrit SP 39 1873 No legislating for temperance Smith, Gerrit SP 40 1873 No school & state, as well as no church Smith, Gerrit SP 41 1873 Obscene literature : speech of Hon.
		John Bright, M.P., and the Barker, Thomas H SP 83 1870 Synopsis of the effort made in behalf of t New-York State Col SP 84 1870 Temperance : Gerrit Smith to Hon.
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		21, 1915, was an Americanmorals crusader against obscene literature.
		In 1873 he founded the New YorkSociety for the Suppression of Vice and also secured stricter U.S. postallaws against obscene materials.
		The playwright George Bernard Shaw coinedthe word comstockery to describe opposition to realism in art andliterature.
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		1 record Acid rain 1 record Acid rain--Environmental aspects--Juvenile literature.
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		1 record Allison, Dorothy, 1924?- 1 record Alliteration--Juvenile literature.
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	Mary Mapes Dodge
		In 1865, she published “Hans Brinker; or The Silver Skates.” The book was a huge success and is now considered a classic of children's literature.
		In 1873 Mapes became the first editor of St. Nicholas Magazine, a popular 19th century magazine for children that published renowned authors such as Louisa May Alcott, Frances Hodgson Burnett and Mark Twain.
		In the late 1940s, the pupils of the Newark Public schools were involved in getting this plaque placed in the Maple Avenue School, Newark, New Jersey.
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	Matthew Arnold and the Jesus Seminar
		He recognized that these two themes had their source in the apocalyptic literature that was popular in Jesus’s day, and then he concluded that Jesus, being a product of his time, was an apocalyptic visionary.
		Funk complains, "The secular context is actually hostile to religion, even to religious questions addressed candidly; our former ecclesiastical homes are wary of us.
		* This is a paper presented at the Annual Central New York Conference on Language and Literature, SUNY-Cortland, October 1997. All rights reserved.
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