Stanley Burnshaw:
An Inventory of His Papers at the Harry Ransom Humanities
Research Center
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Creator: |
Burnshaw, Stanley,
1906- |
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Title: |
Stanley Burnshaw Papers
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Dates: |
1927-1987 (bulk
1945-1987) |
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Abstract: |
The papers of American
poet and literary critic Stanley Burnshaw primarily consist of notes, outlines,
research materials, and drafts associated with his numerous literary pursuits.
A quantity of correspondence is also present containing often detailed
exchanges between Burnshaw and other writers, editors, publishers, scholars,
and critics. |
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RLIN Record #: |
TXRC93-A78 |
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Extent: |
29 document cases, 1
oversize box, 14 galley folders (24 linear feet) |
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Language: |
English. |
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Repository: |
Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center,
University of Texas at Austin |
Stanley Burnshaw, born in New York City on June 20, 1906, is a poet,
critic, novelist, playwright, publisher, editor, translator, and scholar
recognized primarily for his poetry and literary criticism. Burnshaw is
probably best known as the author of
The Seamless Web (1970), a study of the
ontology of poetry and an analysis of its role in human life. Burnshaw's father
served as the director of a home for Jewish orphans that attracted nationwide
attention and a visit from President Taft. Both of his parents had immigrated
to the United States from eastern Europe. Burnshaw movingly tells his father's
story in
"My Friend, My Father," Book III of
The Refusers (1981). This is the best
source for information on Burnshaw's early life, presented through the eyes of
his father.
My Friend, My Father was published as a
paperback in 1986 by Oxford University Press. Burnshaw's mother's flight is
recounted in his poem
"House in St. Petersburg" (collected in
Caged in an Animal's Mind, 1963).
Burnshaw enrolled at the University of Pittsburgh in 1922, transferred
to Columbia University in 1924, and transferred back to the University of
Pittsburgh, where he earned his B.A. in 1925. He had planned a career as a
teacher and writer; however, he took a job as an advertising copywriter with
the Blaw-Knox Steel Corporation in Blawnox, Pennsylvania, to support himself
and to save the money for a year of graduate study in Europe. During this
period Burnshaw wrote poetry, some of which was published in little magazines,
such as the
Midland, Voices, and in volume one of
The American Caravan (1927), an
influential anthology of avant-garde writing edited by Van Wyck Brooks, Alfred
Kreymborg, Lewis Mumford, and Paul Rosenfeld. Burnshaw started his own
magazine,
Poetry Folio, in 1926, setting the type
himself. During the late Depression era, Burnshaw's poetry and literary
criticism reflected Marxist ideas; however, his political works never reflected
a doctrinaire rigidity--merely a desire to better the lot of those most
degraded by poverty and industrialism by portraying them honestly.
In 1927 Burnshaw went to Europe to study at the University of Poitiers
and later at the Sorbonne. During this period he met and began a long
association with the French poet André Spire--his
André Spire and His Poetry
appeared in 1933. The essays and translations in this book reveal
Burnshaw's knowledge of European literature and languages as well as Spire's
influence on Burnshaw. In 1928 Burnshaw returned to America and worked as the
advertising manager for the Hecht Company in New York and continued his
graduate studies at New York University. During this time he also wrote some
free-lance literary criticism. In 1932, he resigned from the Hecht Company to
begin a year's post-graduate work at Cornell University, from which he
graduated with a Master's Degree in 1933.
From January 1934 until July 1936, Burnshaw was co-editor, drama
critic, and occasional book reviewer for the New York weekly
The New Masses. Burnshaw's writings
continued to focus on social injustice throughout the 1930s. Two works that
exemplify his thematic focus during this period are
The Iron Land (1936), which depicts
poetically the lives of steel mill workers, and the verse play
The Bridge (1945), which explores the
consequences of technology distorted by greed. During the late 1930s Burnshaw
became increasingly involved in publishing, first as editor-in-chief for the
Cordon Company in New York, then as president and editor-in-chief of his own
firm, the Dryden Press, which merged with Holt, Rinehart and Winston in 1958.
He remained a vice-president and consultant to the house until 1968.
The Revolt of the Cats in Paradise (1945),
a satiric, book-length poem, marks his rejection of Marxism as a solution to
socio-economic problems. He lectured on Studies in World Literature at New York
University's Graduate School of Book Publishing from 1958-1962. During this
period, his work reflected a scholarly frame of reference rather than a
political agenda; however, he remained politically active and aware of
political issues. In 1960 he edited
The Poem Itself, a book that imparts an
understanding of modern poems in other languages without recreating the poem in
English verse; instead, the poems are translated literally and accompanied by
an analytical essay that explicates the nuances, idioms, and allusions unique
to each work.
The Modern Hebrew Poem Itself (1965) uses
the same format (literal translation accompanied by an essay) to explicate
Hebrew poems for English language readers. He also edited
Varieties of Literary Experience (1962),
an anthology of literary essays including his own
"The Three Revolutions in Modern
Poetry." His next collection of poetry,
In the Terrified Radiance (1972), includes
"The Hero of Silence," a sequence of
poems on the life of Mallarmé.
The Hero of Silence was originally
published in 1965 in
The Lugano Review and subsequently issued
as a pamphlet.
Mirages (1977), is a collection of poems
dealing with modern Israel. It was later included as an epilogue to
The Refusers (1981).
Stanley Burnshaw now divides his time between New York and his home in
Martha's Vineyard. He received an award for creative writing from the National
Institute of Arts and Letters in 1971, and in 1983 he was awarded an honorary
doctor of humane letters degree by Hebrew Union College--Jewish Institute of
Religion. The distinguished London poetry magazine
Agenda honored him with a
" Special Stanley Burnshaw Issue" with
the Winter-Spring 1983-84 issue. In 1986, he published a biography of Robert
Frost entitled
Robert Frost Himself. The Stanley Burnshaw Reader (1989),
provides an excellent overview of his work in poetry, translation, literary
criticism, and biography. Three weeks before his ninetieth birthday, the City
University of New York awarded him an honorary doctor of letters degree.
The Stanley Burnshaw Papers consist of notes, outlines, research
materials, typescript drafts, galleys, page proofs, clippings, and
correspondence, 1927-1987 (bulk 1945-1987). The material is arranged in two
series, Works, 1933-1987 (22.5 boxes) and General Correspondence, 1927-1987
(6.5 boxes).
Burnshaw's post-1945 poetry, translations, and criticism are
particularly well represented in this collection. Extensive files are present
for
The Poem Itself (1960),
Robert Frost Himself (1986), and
The Seamless Web (1970). Other works
represented in this collection include
Caged in an Animal's Mind, The Hero of Silence, Mirages, The Modern Hebrew Poem Itself, The Refusers, The Revolt of the Cats in Paradise, and
Varieties of Literary Experience.
Burnshaw's creative processes can be followed through the extensive
notes, correspondence, and research information he kept for each of his
projects, and the revision and refinement of his works can be traced from
typescript drafts through page proofs. His considerable input into the styling,
production, and promotion of his books is also evidenced in extensive comments
and letters to authors, editors, publishers, printers, and critics. Published
reviews and essays show the critical response to his works. Additionally,
Burnshaw's own activities as an editor and publisher (in conjunction with
projects involving Edward Dahlberg, Nahum Goldmann, David Ben-Gurion, Laura
(Riding) Jackson, Christina Stead, Lionel Trilling, and Louis Untermeyer) are
documented, as are his relationships with numerous other writers and scholars
in various intellectual fields.
The papers also contain information about Burnshaw's childhood and
family heritage in letters, notes, and papers of his father and other family
members, which were gathered as source material for
The Refusers and
My Friend, My Father. In addition there is
valuable information about his family relationships, especially with his wife
Lydia "Leda" Powsner Burnshaw and his daughter
Valerie, in both series.
Burnshaw's correspondence frequently consists of detailed exchanges
about work-in-progress with other writers, editors, publishers, scholars, and
critics. There are substantial files of correspondence, sometimes reflecting
personal relationships as well as professional ties, with such varied figures
as T. Carmi, Edward Dahlberg, James Daly, James Dickey, Dudley Fitts, Robert
Frost, Norman Fruman, Nahum Goldmann, Josephine Herbst, Laura (Riding) Jackson,
Haniel Long, John Frederick Nims, Paul Rogers, Gregor Sebba, Karl Shapiro,
André Spire, Christina Stead, Lionel Trilling, Louis Untermeyer,
Wade Van Dore, and others. A list of all correspondents in the papers can be
found at the end of this inventory.
The collection contains substantial information concerning the topics
of modern literature (especially poetry) and its practitioners, the translation
of poetry (from French, German, Hebrew, Italian, and Spanish), literary
criticism, publishing and editing (including Burnshaw's activities with the
Dryden Press and Holt, Rinehart and Winston), and the Jewish experience.
Access
Open for research
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Correspondents |
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Aiken, Conrad,
1889-1973 |
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Alter, Robert |
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Bellow, Saul |
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Ben-Gurion,
David |
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Bly, Robert |
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Brown, Calvin S. (Calvin
Smith), 1909- |
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Carmi, T.,
1925- |
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Ciardi, John,
1916- |
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Cummings, E.E. (Edward
Estlin), 1894-1962 |
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Dahlberg, Edward,
1900-1977 |
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Dale, Peter,
1938- |
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Daly, James,
d.1943 |
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Dickey, James |
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Donoghue,
denis |
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Edel, Leon,
1907- |
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Edwards, Alfred
Conway |
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Fadiman, Clifton,
1904- |
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Feibleman, James Kern,
1904- |
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Fitts, Dudley,
1903- |
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Fitzgerald, Robert,
1910- |
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Florit, Eugenio,
1903- |
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Frost, Robert,
1874-1963 |
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Fruman, Norman |
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Gassner, John,
1903-1967 |
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Goldman, Nahum,
1895-1982 |
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Herbst, Josephine,
1892-1969 |
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Holt, Rinehart and
Winston, inc. |
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Hugo, Howard
E. |
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Ignatow, David,
1914- |
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Jackson, Laura (Riding),
1901- |
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Jarrell, Randall,
1914-1965 |
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Laughlin, James,
1914- |
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Long, Haniel,
1888-1956 |
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Lowell, Robert,
1917-1977 |
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Lytle, Andrew Nelson,
1902- |
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MacLeish, Archibald,
1892- |
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Montale, Eugenio,
1896- |
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Moore, Marianne,
1887-1972 |
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Nims, John Frederick,
1913- |
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Patchen, Kenneth,
1911-1972 |
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Paz, Octavio,
1914- |
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Peyre, Henri,
1901- |
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Rahv, Philip,
1908-1973 |
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Read, Herbert Edward,
Sir, 1893-1968 |
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Rexroth, Kenneth,
1905- |
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Rogers, Paul |
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Sebba, Gregor |
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Shapiro, Karl Jay,
1913- |
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Singer, Isaac Bashevis,
1904- |
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Spicehandler,
Ezra |
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Spire,
André |
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Spivak, John Louis,
1897- |
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Stead, Christina,
1902- |
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Sutton, William Alfred,
1915- |
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Tate, Allen,
1899- |
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Trilling, Lionel,
1905-1975 |
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Untermeyer, Louise,
1885-1977 |
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Van Dore, Wade |
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Van Doren, Mark,
1894-1972 |
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Warren, Robert Penn,
1905- |
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Wiesel, Elie,
19285- |
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Wilbur, Richard,
1921- |
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Willkie, Wendell L.
(Wendell Lewis), 1892-1944 |
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Subjects |
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American poetry--Jewish
Authors |
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Ben-Gurion, David,
1886-1973 |
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Editing |
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Editors--United
States |
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Frost, Robert,
1874-1963 |
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Hebrew poetry,
Modern |
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Jewish authors |
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Jews--United
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Poetry, modern--United
States |
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Poetry--Translating |
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Poets, American--20th
century |
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Publishers and
publishing--United States |
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Document Types |
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Book reviews |
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Christmas
cards |
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Diaries |
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Drawings |
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First drafts |
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Galley proofs |
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Instructional
materials |
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Maps |
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Postcards |
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Scrapbooks |
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Scripts |
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Several other collections at the HRHRC include further Burnshaw
materials: James Donald Adams, William Burford,
Contempo, Edward Dahlberg, John Gassner,
Robinson Jeffers, Willard Maas, Kenneth Patchen, and Idella Purnell Stone.
For information concerning books acquired by the HRHRC from Burnshaw's
library, see the Collections File and/or the online catalog, UTCAT.
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Purchase and gift, 1987-1989 (R11339, G8261)
This collection was purchased from Mr. Burnshaw in 1987, and was
supplemented by a 1989 gift from Paul Rogers, consisting of correspondence
which Rogers received from Burnshaw.
Melissa Truitt-Green, 1993; revised Joan Sibley, 1994; revised by Kris
Kiesling, 1997
Stanley Burnshaw Papers--Folder List
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Series I. Works,
1933-1987 |
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The first series includes working notes, outlines, correspondence,
research material, typescript drafts, galleys, page proofs, publicity, and
reviews. Materials dealing with specific titles have been filed together and
are arranged alphabetically by title of the work. Other than arranging this
series into alphabetical order by title, every effort has been made to preserve
the original order established by Burnshaw. Long galleys and oversize page
proofs have been removed to oversize storage. These files frequently include
extensive correspondence generated during research, writing, editing, and
publication of his works, and all correspondents are included in the list of
correspondents at the end of this inventory. Mr. Burnshaw sometimes provided
explanatory notes in his files, which explain the significance or background of
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The Seamless Web (1970),
The Poem Itself (1964),
Robert Frost Himself (1986), and
The Refusers (1981) respectively
comprise the greatest bulk of the material in the series.
The Refusers material includes an
unpublished verse play entitled
Uriel da Costa that Burnshaw converted
into Book I of
The Refusers (1981) and
My Friend, My Father (1986), which
originally appeared as Book III of
The Refusers. This group also includes
copious notes about Burnshaw's early life and family background via family
notes and correspondence. It also contains clippings and notes that highlight
his interest in the impact of the Holocaust, anti-Semitism, and fascism on the
Jewish people in general as well as on his family specifically. Notes,
correspondence, and clippings filed with
The Seamless Web (1970) material
reveal the diversity of his interests as a scholar and critic as well as an
extensive and eclectic group of correspondence with scientists, linguists, and
psychologists. The
Robert Frost Himself files include
extensive research materials (a typescript of Wade Van Dore's book about Frost
and copies of Wade Van Dore's and Louis Untermeyer's correspondence with Frost)
and correspondence which relate to Frost's personality and friendships with
Burnshaw and many others in his circle. |
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Agenda: Stanley Burnshaw Issue [Winter-Spring, 1983/84].
Correspondence, list of correspondents,
1983-84, n.d. |
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Caged in an Animal's Mind [poems,
1963]. |
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Typescripts of poems with early drafts, notes, and
some correspondence,
1959-62,
n.d. |
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Page proofs,
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Page proofs--master set,
n.d. |
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Page proofs with corrections,
n.d. |
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The Hero of Silence [poems,
1965]. Typescript with
earlier drafts and notes,
1965, n.d. |
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In the Terrified Radiance [poems,
1972]. Typescript with
early drafts, notes, and correspondence,
1953-72, n.d. |
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In the Terrified Radiance
(continued) |
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Mirages [poems,
1977] |
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Correspondence with publishers,
1976-77,
n.d. |
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Correspondence, clippings, promotional material,
1976-77,
n.d. |
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Correspondence, promotional items, reviews, and
clippings |
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Burnshaw's typescript and one copy,
n.d. |
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Corrected page proofs,
n.d. |
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Comments on galleys,
1981 |
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Drafts of Doubleday Edition and notes,
1971-1975,
n.d. |
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Galleys and oversize proofs,
n.d., removed to 1 galley folder and 1 oversize
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The Modern Hebrew Poem Itself
[poems,
1965] |
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Correspondence,
1961-1975,
n.d. |
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Typescripts and notes,
1961, n.d. |
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New Masses [articles,
1935-36]. Scrapbook
compiled by Burnshaw of his articles,
1935-36 |
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The Poem Itself [poems,
1960] |
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Preliminary correspondence,
1958-59 |
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Correspondence with Paul Rogers,
1959 |
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Correspondence and notes regarding Eugenio Florit's
translations,
1959, n.d. |
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Italian translations. Correspondence and notes,
1959, n.d. |
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German translations. Correspondence and notes,
1958-59,
n.d. |
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Hofmannsthal lyrical poems. Typescripts of
translations and notes,
1959, n.d. |
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Rilke translation correspondence,
1959, n.d. |
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Hölderlin translation correspondence,
1959, n.d. |
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Stefan George translation correspondence and
typescripts,
1959, n.d. |
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French translation typescripts and correspondence,
1959, n.d. |
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Page proofs and correspondence,
1959-60,
n.d. |
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Correspondence regarding proofs of the German section,
1960, n.d. |
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Financial correspondence,
1958-59,
n.d. |
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Typescript with printers' instructions,
n.d. |
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Page proofs, text of lecture
"A Note on Translation,"n.d. |
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2-3 |
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Appendix and related material,
n.d. |
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Page proofs of Spanish section with related
correspondence,
1960, n.d. |
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Final typescript,
n.d. |
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"Live file as it was done
by the authors," typescripts and notes,
n.d. |
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Gérard de Nerval, typescripts and
translation notes,
n.d. |
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Charles Baudelaire, typescripts and translation notes,
n.d. |
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Paul Verlaine, typescripts and translation notes,
n.d. |
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Arthur Rimbaud, typescripts and translation notes,
n.d. |
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Stephane Malarmé, typescripts and
translation notes,
1959, n.d. |
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Jules Laforgue, typescripts and translation notes,
n.d. |
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Guillaume Apollinaire, typescripts and translation
notes,
1959, n.d. |
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Paul Claudel, typescripts and translation notes,
n.d. |
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Paul Valéry, typescripts and
translation notes,
1959, n.d. |
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Spanish translation, correspondence,
1959 |
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Saint-John Perse, typescripts and translation notes,
n.d. |
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Louis Aragon, typescripts and translation notes,
n.d. |
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Paul Eluard, typescripts and translation notes,
n.d. |
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René Char, translation notes,
n.d. |
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Manuel Bandeira, translation notes,
n.d. |
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Cecília Meireles, translations and
notes,
n.d. |
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Fernando Pessoa, translations and notes,
n.d. |
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Rosalía de Castro, translations and
notes,
n.d. |
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Federico García Lorca, translations and
notes,
1959, n.d. |
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Miguel de Unamuno, translations and notes,
1959, n.d. |
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Antonio Machado, translations and notes,
1959, n.d. |
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Juan Ramón Jiménez,
translations and notes,
n.d. |
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Léon Felipe, translations, notes, and
correspondence with author,
1959, n.d. |
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Pedro Salinas, translations and notes,
n.d. |
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Jorge de Lima, translations and notes,
n.d. |
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César Vallejo, translations and notes,
1959, n.d. |
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Rafael Alberti, translations and notes,
n.d. |
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Eugenio Florit, translations and notes,
1956, n.d. |
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Page proofs, various authors,
n.d. |
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German section, correspondence, page proofs,
typescripts,
1959, n.d. |
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J. C. F. Hölderlin, typescript pp
114-121,
1959, n.d. |
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Stefan George, typescript pp 122-123,
n.d. |
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Hugo von Hofmannsthal, typescript pp 134-139,
1959, n.d. |
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Rainer Maria Rilke, typescript pp 140-155,
1959, n.d. |
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Bertolt Brecht, typescript,
1959-60,
n.d. |
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Italian Section, correspondence and notes,
1959, n.d. |
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G. G. Belli, typescript pp 286-287,
n.d. |
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Giosuè Carducci, typescript pp 288-291,
correspondence,
1973, n.d. |
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Giovanni Pascoli, typescript pp 292-293,
n.d. |
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Guido Gozzano, typescript pp 296-300,
n.d. |
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Dino Campano, typescript pp 301-303,
n.d. |
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Umberto Saba, typescript pp 304-309,
n.d. |
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Guiseppe Ungaretti, typescript pp 310-319,
n.d. |
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Eugenio Montale, typescript pp 320-329,
1959, n.d. |
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Salvatore Quasimodo, typescript pp 330-331,
n.d. |
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Galleys and page proofs,
n.d.,
removed to 2 galley folders and 3 oversize folders |
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The Refusers [novel,
1981]. |
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Book II, Uriel da Costa notes, correspondence, early
play version,
1970-76, n.d |
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Burnshaw's revised version except Book VII,
1980, n.d. |
box |
folder |
9 |
1 |
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Opening dialogue and da Silva dialogues, notes and
typescript,
n.d. |
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2 |
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Court scene-first excommunication notes and
typescript,
n.d |
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3 |
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Scene 3 returns to fold-recantation (1633/1933), page
48, notes and typescript,
n.d. |
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4 |
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Scene 4 recantation dialogue age 55 (1638/1640), notes
and typescript,
n.d. |
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5 |
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Scene 5 dream finale (1640, age 55), notes and
typescript,
n.d. |
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6 |
|
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Publisher's and author's introduction typescript of
play Uriel da Costa,
n.d. |
|
7-8 |
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Original typescript of play, Uriel da Costa that
became part of
The Refusers, 2 copies,
n.d. |
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9 |
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Correspondence, notes, and clippings on the play Uriel
da Costa,
1973, n.d. |
|
10 |
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Revised typescript of the play Uriel da Costa that
became part of
The Refusers, 1974. |
|
11 |
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Typescript of scenes I-IV of Uriel da Costa used in
writing the prose version used in
The Refusers, n.d. |
box |
folder |
10 |
1 |
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Typescripts of the historical interludes with related
notes, clippings, and correspondence,
1980, n.d. |
|
2-3 |
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"Part I Moses," first draft
and notes,
n.d. |
|
4 |
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Correspondence, typescripts, outlines, notes,
clippings, and reviews,
1979-1984,
n.d. |
|
5-6 |
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Typescript used to set galleys
"Part I-Moses," pp 1-247,
includes author's comments on page proofs,
n.d. |
box |
folder |
11 |
1 |
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Typescript
"Part II-Uriel da Costa," pp
248-396,
n.d. |
|
2-3 |
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Typescript
"Part III-My Friend, My
Father" pp 397-625,
n.d. |
|
4-8 |
|
|
Background working papers and correspondence,
1933-84,
n.d. |
|
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|
Galleys and proofs,
n.d., removed to 5 galley folders |
box |
folder |
12 |
1 |
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The Revolt of the Cats in Paradise
[poem, 1945]. Copy of the book, typescripts with authors' original
drawings,
1945, n.d. |
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Robert Frost Himself [biography,
1986] |
box |
folder |
12 |
2 |
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Background notes, clippings, and correspondence,
1987, n.d. |
|
3 |
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Correspondents list,
n.d. |
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Correspondence |
box |
folder |
12 |
4 |
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A,
1985-86 |
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5 |
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B,
1962-86 |
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6 |
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C,
1983-85 |
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7 |
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D,
1983-85 |
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8 |
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E,
1983-84 |
|
9 |
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F,
1933-86 |
|
10 |
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G,
1984 |
|
11 |
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H,
1983-85 |
|
12 |
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K,
1984-85 |
|
13 |
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L,
1983-85,
n.d. |
|
14 |
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M,
1962-83 |
|
15 |
|
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O-P,
1983-85 |
|
16 |
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R-S,
1959-1985 |
|
17 |
|
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T-U, copies of letters to Robert Frost from Louis
Untermeyer,
1953 |
|
18 |
|
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V,
1982-85 |
|
19 |
|
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W-Z,
1983-1984,
n.d. |
box |
folder |
13 |
1-2 |
|
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Notes from University of Virginia,
n.d. |
|
3 |
|
|
Wade Van Dore typescript,
Wade Van Dore and Robert Frost: Life of
the Hired Man,1986 |
|
4-5 |
|
|
Notes and clippings,
n.d. |
|
6 |
|
|
Chapters I-II notes and clippings,
1984, n.d. |
|
7 |
|
|
Chapter III notes and clippings,
1958-83,
n.d. |
box |
folder |
14 |
1 |
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Chapter III notes and clippings,
1958-1983,
n.d. |
|
2 |
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Chapter IV notes and clippings,
1964-84,
n.d. |
|
3-5 |
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Chapter V notes and clippings,
n.d. |
|
6-8 |
|
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Burnshaw's original typescript,
n.d. |
box |
folder |
15 |
1-3 |
|
|
Typescript typed by author,
n.d. |
|
4-5 |
|
|
Typescript (typist's copy) |
box |
folder |
16 |
1-4 |
|
|
Page proofs, pp 1-305,
n.d. |
|
5 |
|
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Copy of Lionel Trilling's speech on Robert Frost,
1959, n.d. |
|
6-7 |
|
|
Items used in the process of production,
1983-86,
n.d. |
|
|
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|
Galley,
n.d., removed to 2 galley folders |
|
|
|
The Seamless Web [criticism,
1970] |
box |
folder |
17 |
1 |
|
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Notes on the Introduction-
"Who Does the Writing,"n.d. |
|
2-3 |
|
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"Part one" and
"Poetry's Ways of Speaking" |
|
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Notes and clippings,
1959-1967,
n.d. |
box |
folder |
17 |
4 |
|
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"Part I-2, The Body Makes the
Mind," notes and clippings,
1966-68,
n.d. |
|
5 |
|
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"Part II-5, Poetry and
Culture" notes and clippings,
1953-67,
n.d. |
|
6-7 |
|
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"Part III-Encounter," notes
and clippings,
1955-67,
n.d. |
box |
folder |
18 |
1 |
|
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"A Text," working papers,
outlines,
1960, n.d. |
|
2 |
|
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"Composition Collaboration"
notes, footnotes used, clippings,
1961-65,
n.d. |
|
3 |
|
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"Chapter 6-Divisiveness,"
notes, footnotes, and clippings,
1953-66,
n.d. |
|
4 |
|
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"Chapter 7 (old chapter 8) Reforging
the Lost Unity," notes, footnotes, and clippings,
1955-68,
n.d. |
|
5 |
|
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"Chapter 8-Object," notes and
footnotes,
n.d. |
|
6 |
|
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Chapter 10, old notes, Chapter 14 notes, footnotes,
and clippings,
1955-66,
n.d. |
|
7 |
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[Erwin] Reifler (language to knowledge) not used,
notes, clippings,
1949-63,
n.d. |
box |
folder |
19 |
1 |
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Chapter 1, notes and typescript,
n.d. |
|
2 |
|
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Chapter 2,
"The Body Makes the Mind,"
typescript with notes and correspondence,
1968, n.d. |
|
3 |
|
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Chapter 3,
"Composition: Collaboration,"
typescript and notes,
n.d. |
|
4 |
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Chapter 4,
"The Ways in Which Poems
Speak," typescript and notes,
n.d. |
|
5 |
|
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Chapters 5-6,
"Divisiveness" typescripts
and notes,
n.d. |
|
6 |
|
|
Chapter 7, notes, footnotes, typescript, and
clippings,
1955-66,
n.d. |
|
7 |
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Chapters 12 and 8,
"Object" notes,
correspondence, clippings,
1951-66,
n.d. |
box |
folder |
20 |
1 |
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Chapter outlines,
n.d. |
|
2 |
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Introduction-Chapter 1, typescript,
n.d. |
|
3 |
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Chapter 2, typescript,
n.d. |
|
4 |
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Chapter 3, typescript,
n.d. |
|
5 |
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Chapter 4, typescript,
n.d. |
|
6 |
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Chapter 5, typescript,
n.d. |
|
7 |
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Chapter 6, typescript,
n.d. |
|
8 |
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Chapter 7, typescript,
n.d. |
|
9 |
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Chapter 8, typescript,
n.d. |
|
10 |
|
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Chapter 9, typescript,
n.d. |
|
11 |
|
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Chapter 10, typescript,
n.d. |
|
12 |
|
|
Permission letters,
1959-69 |
|
13-14 |
|
|
Correspondence, notes, and clippings,
1955-69,
n.d. |
box |
folder |
21 |
1-2 |
|
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Discarded notes, and clippings
1949-69,
n.d. |
|
3-4 |
|
|
"Prefatory Note-Part III"
typescript,
n.d. |
|
5-7 |
|
|
Printers' typescript pp 1-438,
n.d. |
box |
folder |
22 |
1-2 |
|
|
Page proofs with corrections, pp Prefatory Note,
Index,
n.d. |
|
3 |
|
|
Notes and corrections,
n.d. |
|
4 |
|
|
Correspondence,
1969, n.d. |
|
5 |
|
|
Outlines, notes, and a proposal for an accompanying
textbook,
n.d. |
|
6 |
|
|
Notes and comments,
n.d. |
|
7 |
|
|
Comments, corrections, and additions,
1969, n.d. |
|
8 |
|
|
"Poetry Versus the Culture,"
typescript (2 copies),
n.d. |
|
9-10 |
|
|
"Part III-The Reader,"
typescript (2 copies) and clippings,
1954-67,
n.d. |
|
11 |
|
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"Encounter," typescript,
outline, notes, and clippings,
1967-69,
n.d. |
|
12 |
|
|
Sebba typescript |
|
|
|
|
Galley and page proofs,
n.d., removed to 4 galley folders |
|
|
|
Varieties of Literary Experience
[essays,
1962] |
box |
folder |
23 |
1-5 |
|
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Typescript pp 1-333, pages, proofs, correspondence,
and notes,
1962-77,
n.d. |
|
6 |
|
|
New York University Book Publishing in New York
Workshop, workshop materials, text of a lecture given by Stanley Burnshaw,
1977, n.d. |
|
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|
Series II. General Correspondence,
1927-1987 22.5 boxes |
|
This series includes correspondence which was maintained
alphabetically by the last name of the correspondent. Carbon copies of
Burnshaw's letters and responses are interfiled alphabetically with their
respective correspondents. |
|
Burnshaw's correspondence frequently consists of detailed
exchanges about work-in-progress with other writers, editors, publishers,
scholars, and critics, and personal relationships are often evident as well.
Correspondents include Conrad Aiken, Robert Alter, Saul Bellow, David
Ben-Gurion, Robert Bly, Calvin S. Brown, T. Carmi, John Ciardi, E. E. Cummings,
Edward Dahlberg, Peter Dale, James Daly, James Dickey, Denis Donoghue, Leon
Edel, Alfred Conway Edwards, Clifton Fadiman, James Kern Feibleman, Dudley
Fitts, Robert Fitzgerald, Eugenio Florit, Robert Frost, Norman Fruman, John
Gassner, Nahum Goldmann, Josephine Herbst, Howard E. Hugo, David Ignatow, Laura
(Riding) Jackson, Randall Jarrell, James Laughlin, Haniel Long, Robert Lowell,
Andrew Nelson Lytle, Archibald MacLeish, Jacques Masui, Eugenio Montale,
Marianne Moore, John Frederick Nims, Kenneth Patchen, Octavio Paz, Henri Peyre,
Philip Rahv, Sir Herbert Edward Read, Kenneth Rexroth, Paul Rogers, Gregor
Sebba, Karl Shapiro, Isaac Bashevis Singer, Ezra Spicehandler,
André Spire, John Louis Spivak, Christina Stead, William Alfred
Sutton, Allen, Tate, Lionel Trilling, Louis Untermeyer, Wade Van Dore, Mark Van
Doren, Robert Penn Warren, Elie Wiesel, Richard Wilbur, Wendell L. Willkie and
many others. A list of all correspondents in the papers can be found at the end
of this inventory. |
box |
folder |
23 |
7 |
|
A,
1953-87, n.d. |
|
8 |
|
B,
1945-87, n.d. |
box |
folder |
24 |
1 |
|
Ben-Gurion, David,
1961-63 |
|
2-3 |
|
Blumenthal, Anne. Robert Frost scrapbook materials,
correspondence,
1928-85, n.d. |
|
4 |
|
C,
1936-86, n.d. |
|
5 |
|
Carmi, T.,
1962-84, n.d. |
|
6 |
|
D,
1938-87, n.d. |
|
|
|
Dahlberg, Edward,
1952-1970 |
box |
folder |
24 |
7 |
|
|
Edward Dahlberg Reader/Because I Was Flesh,
1962-66 |
|
8 |
|
|
"Impossible Correspondence,"1952-70 |
|
9 |
|
|
Dale, Peter.
Agenda, 1972-86,
n.d. |
box |
folder |
25 |
1 |
|
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Dickey, James,
1963-87 |
|
2 |
|
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E,
1933-86 |
|
3 |
|
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F,
1954-87 |
|
4 |
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Fitts, Dudley and Cornelia,
1954-86 |
|
5-6 |
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Fruman, Norman,
1961-85 |
|
7 |
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G,
1960-83 |
|
8 |
|
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Goldmann, Nahum,
1963-68 |
|
9 |
|
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H,
1942-86 |
box |
folder |
26 |
1 |
|
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Herbst, Josephine,
1959-68,
n.d. |
|
2 |
|
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I-J,
1972-82 |
|
3 |
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K,
1942-87 |
|
4 |
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L,
1952-86 |
|
5 |
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Long, Haniel and Anton,
1929-76 |
|
6 |
|
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M,
1936-84,
n.d. |
|
7 |
|
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N,
1963-87 |
|
8 |
|
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Nims, John,
1959-87,
n.d. |
|
9 |
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O,
1965-66 |
|
10 |
|
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P-Q,
1944-87 |
|
11 |
|
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R,
1933-87,
n.d. |
|
12 |
|
|
Riding, Laura,
1965-66 |
box |
folder |
27 |
1-2 |
|
|
Rogers, Paul,
1959-89 |
box |
folder |
28 |
1 |
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S,
1940-86 |
|
2 |
|
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Sebba, Gregor,
1960-84,
n.d. |
|
3 |
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Shapiro, Karl,
1976-87 |
|
4 |
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Spire, André,
1931-77,
n.d. |
|
5-7 |
|
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Stead, Christina,
1936-1982 |
|
8-9 |
|
|
|
Related correspondence,
1963-78 |
box |
folder |
29 |
1 |
|
|
T,
1957-86 |
|
2-4 |
|
|
Trilling, Lionel.
The Experience of Literature, 1957-75 |
|
5 |
|
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U,
1935-72,
n.d. |
|
6 |
|
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Untermeyer, Louis,
1963, n.d. |
|
7 |
|
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V,
1951-87,
n.d. |
|
8 |
|
|
Van Dore, Wade,
1928-77, includes clippings |
|
9 |
|
|
W,
1942-87,
n.d. |
|
10 |
|
|
X, Y, Z,
1965-86 |
- Abels, Cyrilly--23.7, 28.9
- Abels, Marcella Ruth--See Cisney, Marcella Abels
- Abrams, M. H. (Mike) (Cornell University)--6.3, 17.3, 23.7
- Agostini de del Río, Amelia (Columbia
University)--23.7
- Aiken, Conrad, 1889-1973--23.7
- Alberti, Rafael--23.7
- Allen, Gay Wilson--23.7
- Alter, Robert (University of California, Berkeley)--4.1,
4.2, 10.4, 11.8, 20.13, 23.7
- Ames, Evelyn (Evie)--23.7
- Anderson, Charles R. (John Hopkins University)--23.7
- Anderson, Lee--23.7
- Applebaum, Syd--4.1, 24.1
- Arikha, Avigdor--23.7
- Arndt, Walter (Dartmouth College)--23.7
- Arrowsmith, William (New York University; Emory
University; Boston University)--23.7
- Atkinson, Brooks--23.7
- Avi-hai, Avraham (Prime Minister's Office)--4.3
- Baldwin, Roger Nash--23.8
- Band, Arnold J. (University of California, Los
Angeles)--4.1, 4.2, 19.7, 23.8
- Bangs, Nora H. (Princeton University Press)--20.12
- Barber, Bernard (Barnard College)--22.10
- Barnes, Joseph--23.8
- Barnet, Sylvan (Tufts University)--23.8
- Barnstone, Willis (Wesleyan University)--5.6
- Baron, Salo W. (Columbia University)--8.17, 23.8
- Barzun, H. M.--23.8
- Barzun, Jacques (Columbia University)--19.7, 23.8
- Baxandall, Lee--23.8
- Becker, Sanford (Sanford Becker & Co.)--4.2, 23.8
- Beham, Y. [Yohanan]--4.3
- Bell, Daniel (Columbia University)--23.8
- Bell, Pearl (Mrs. Daniel)--23.8
- Beller, Jacob--11.5, 11.7
- Bellow, Saul--23.8
- Ben-David, Chaim--24.1
- Benet, Mary Kathleen (Markie)--28.9
- Benét, William Rose (
The Saturday Review of
Literature)--23.8
- Ben-Gurion, David, 1886-1973--4.1, 24.1
- Bentley, Eric--23.8
- Bergin, Thomas G. (Yale University. Timothy Dwight
College)--4.9, 6.2, 8.7
- Bernstein, Eugene--23.8
- Betocchi, Carlo--23.8 [to Luciano Rebay]
- Bishop, Morris--23.8
- Bita, Lili--29.10
- Blake, Ruth--See Hall, Ruth Blake
- Blake, William--28.8
- Blumenthal, Anne--24.2, 24.3
- Blumenthal, Joseph--12.5
- Bly, Robert--4.1, 23.8
- Bogan, Louise--23.8
- Borsodi, Victor H. (Springer-Verlag, New York)--20.12
- Bosquet, Alain--12.5, 12.16
- Branch, Edgar M. (Miami University)--23.8
- Brée, Germaine (New York University;
Institute for Research in the Humanities; Wake Forest University)--23.8
- Brooks, Cleanth--23.8
- Brooks, Van Wyck--23.8
- Brower, Helen--12.5
- Brown, Calvin S. (Calvin Smith) 1909- (University of
Georgia)--4.10, 5.2, 5.5, 6.2, 6.3, 8.1, 12.5, 22.7, 23.8
- Brown, Francis--23.8
- Budd, William (Jewish Community Center of Greater
Minneapolis)--11.8
- Bullock, Marie (Mrs. Hugh) (Academy of American
Poets)--13.7, 23.8
- Burnshaw, Ludwig (Pop)--11.5
- Bush, Jennie (George Braziller, Inc.)--20.14
- Bynner, Witter--23.8
- Cairns, Huntington--24.4
- Carmi, T., 1925- --4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 9.9, 11.8, 19.7, 20.13,
24.5
- Carmin, Itzhak J.--4.1, 24.1
- Carrighar, Sally--19.7
- Carroll, Paul--24.7, 24.8
- Casciato, Arthur (Miami University)--12.6, 24.4
- Castro, Américo--24.4
- Charny, Carmi--See Carmi, T.
- Chase, Mary Ellen--24.4
- Chase, Stuart--5.6
- Chien, Christopher (Wesleyan University Press)--1.1
- Ciardi, John, 1916- (
Saturday Review)--4.2, 4.9,
24.4
- Cioffari, Vincenzo--5.6
- Cisney, Marcella Abels--12.6
- Clark, Barrett H. (Samuel French)--24.4
- Clark, Kenneth--24.4
- Cohen, Arthur A. (Holt, Rinehart and Winston)--25.8,
26.11, 26.12
- Cohen, Hyman R. (Hy) (Hy Cohen Literary Agency)--10.4,
11.4, 12.2
- Colt, Priscilla (Harcourt, Brace & World)--20.12
- Commins, Saxe (Random House)--24.4
- Cook, Reginald L.--12.6
- Cox, Hyde--12.6, 24.4
- Crane, Allison (Oxford University Press)--20.12
- Cubeta, Paul Marsden (Middlebury College)--12.6
- Culbert, Taylor--24.4
- Cummings, E. E. (Edward Estlin), 1894-1962--24.4
- Cunningham, Sally--22.9
- Da Cal, Ernesto Guerra--6.3
- Dahlberg, Edward, 1900-1977--20.13, 24.7, 24.8
- Dale, Peter, 1938- (
Agenda)--1.1, 24.9
- Daly, James, d. 1943--24.6
- Daniels, Kate (University of Virginia)--13.7, 24.6
- Davis, Aubrey (George Weidenfeld & Nicolson)--25.8
- Davison, Peter--12.7, 24.6
- Deagon, Ann--9.9, 24.6
- Delbanco, Nicholas (Bennington College)--24.6
- Delphis, Phoebus or Fivos--See Thompson, Peter Frederick
- Dickey, James--1.1, 10.4, 22.7, 24.9, 25.1
- Dierkes, Henry (Dierkes Bindery)--12.7
- Dondo, Mathurin--24.6
- Donoghue, Denis--12.7, 13.6, 24.6
- Dubos, René (Rockefeller University)--19.2,
24.6
- Edel, Leon, 1907- --11.4, 25.2
- Edwards, Alfred Conway (Holt, Rinehart &
Winston)--12.2, 12.8, 13.4, 13.7, 19.7, 24.1, 25.2
- Eiseley, Loren (University of Pennsylvania)--25.2
- Eliot, T. S. (Thomas Stearns)--25.2 [to William Kolodney,
transcribed copy]
- Ellmann, Richard (Emory University)--25.2
- Emery, Clark (University of Miami)--25.2
- Epstein, Joseph (
The American Scholar)--3.4, 25.2
- Ernst, Fred--25.2
- [Ernst], Jean--25.2
- Faatz, Anita J. (The Otto Rank Association)--25.3
- Fadiman, Clifton, 1904- --25.3
- Faust, Adair (Mrs.)--11.8
- Feibleman, James Kern, 1904- (Tulane University)--19.7,
20.13, 20.14, 22.5, 25.3
- Feinberg, Charles E.--12.9, 25.3
- Feuer, Lewis S. (University of Virginia)--25.3
- Field, Fiona (Dalton Schools)--24.6
- Fitts, Cornelia (Mrs. Dudley)--25.4
- Fitts, Dudley, 1903- (Phillips Andover Academy)--2.6, 4.5,
4.6, 5.6, 6.2, 6.3, 7.11, 7.18, 7.20, 7.21, 7.22, 7.29, 25.4
- Fitzgerald, Robert, 1910- --25.3
- Fitzsimmons, James (
Art International)--25.3
- Florit, Eugenio, 1903- (Barnard College)--4.6, 4.8, 5.4,
6.3, 7.23
- Foote, Audrey (Mrs. Timothy)--25.3
- Foster, Virginia V. (Beacon Press)--24.1
- Fowlie, Wallace--6.3, 25.3
- Fox, Peggy L. (New Directions)--1.1
- Francis, Lesley Lee--12.9, 25.3
- Frohock, W. M. (Harvard University)--5.6
- Frost, Robert, 1874-1963--12.2, 12.5 [to Reuben Brower],
12.9, 12.18, 13.4, 13.7, 24.3 [to Ahmed Bokhári], 29.8 [to Wade
Van Dore]
- Fruman, Norman (California State University)--8.17, 10.4,
11.8, 25.5, 25.6
- Fuks, Leo--8.17
- Fuks, Rena (Universiteits-Bibliotheek, Amsterdam)--8.17
- Gabis, Stanley (University of Missouri, Columbia)--25.7
- Galt, Alfreda S. (The Lifwynn Foundation)--25.7
- Ganz, Robert (George Washington University)--12.10
- Gardner, Isabella--25.7
- Gardner, Martin--25.7
- Garfield, Irving (George Braziller, Inc.)--20.14, 22.4,
24.8
- Garrigue, Jean--25.7
- Gassner, John, 1903-1967--25.7
- Geering, R. G. (Ron)--25.7
- Gilboa, Amir--25.7
- Gilman, Stephen--25.7
- Gimelson, Deborah (Doubleday)--3.4, 3.5
- Goethals, Thomas R.--25.7
- Gohdes, Clarence (
American Literature)--25.7
- Gold, Michael--25.7
- Goldberg, Lea--4.2, 25.7
- Goldfein, Judy (Jewish Community Center of Greater
Minneapolis)--25.7
- Goldmann, Nahum, 1895-1982--4.2, 25.8
- Goode, William J. (Stanford University)--25.7
- Gordon, Cyrus H. (New York University)--11.8
- Gottschalk, Alfred (Hebrew Union College)--25.7
- Grayzel, Solomon--4.1
- Greenberg, Uri Zvi--4.1
- Gregory, Horace--25.7
- Haddon Craftsman (Scranton, PA)--24.2
- Hagstrom, Jack W. C. (Columbia University)--12.11
- Halkin, Simon--25.9
- Hall, Donald--25.9
- Hall, Ruth Blake--28.9
- Hamburger, Michael--25.9
- Hammarskjöld, Dag--24.3 [to Robert Frost]
- Harman, Avraham (Embassy of Israel)--4.1
- Harper, Michael S. (Brown University)--12.2
- Hass, Rose (Horizon Press)--3.4
- Havinghurst, Walter--25.9
- Haydn, Hiram (
The American Scholar)--20.12, 20.13
- Heald, Brian M.--29.3
- Hecht, Anthony--25.9
- Heilbroner, Robert L.--25.9
- Hemley, Cecil--25.9
- Henle, James (Vanguard Press)--20.12
- Herbst, Cynthia Dryden--25.9
- Herbst, Josephine, 1892-1969--26.1
- Herschberger, Ruth--25.9
- Hersey, John--3.4, 25.9
- Herzberg, Max (
Newark News)--25.9
- Hexter, Maurice B.--11.7, 25.9
- Hieatt, A. Kent (Columbia University)--29.2
- Hindus, Milton--12.11
- Hoffman, Carla (
South Bend Tribune)--3.5
- Hook, Sidney--25.9
- Hough, Henry Beetle--25.9
- Hugo, Howard E. (University of California,
Berkeley)--4.10, 5.1, 5.5, 5.6, 6.2, 6.3, 8.1, 8.2, 8.6
- Husson, Raoul--19.6
- Hyman, Herbert (Columbia University)--14.1
- Ignatow, David, 1914- --26.2
- Irany, Helen (George Braziller, Inc.)--20.12
- Jackson, Laura (Riding), 1901- --26.11, 26.12
- Jacobsen, Josephine--11.8, 26.2
- Jarrell, Mary (Mrs. Randall)--28.9
- Jarrell, Randall, 1914-1965--28.9
- Jaszi, Andrew--4.11, 8.1, 8.4
- Jay, Peter (Anvil Press Poetry)--24.9
- Jelenski, Constantin--26.2
- Jones, Howard Mumford--4.1, 4.3, 26.2
- Judd, Hilda (Harvard University Press)--20.12
- Kaganoff, Nathan M. (American Jewish Historical
Society)--11.7
- Kaplan, Charles (San Fernando Valley State College)--13.7,
26.3
- Kardiner, Abram--26.3
- Karpman, Itzhak J. (Massadah-P.E.C. Press Ltd.)--See
Carmin, Itzhak J.
- Kazin, Alfred--26.3
- Kazin, Pearl Bell--See Bell, Pearl
- Kenny, Carolyn B.--20.12
- Kent, Willys Peck--26.3
- Kermode, Dale--10.4
- Kermode, Frank--26.3
- Klaus, S. (Massadah Limited)--24.1
- Kneller, John W. (Oberlin College)--6.2, 6.3
- Kohansky, Mendel--26.3
- Kovner, Walter--3.4
- Kozodoy, Neal (
Commentary)--4.2, 10.4
- Kramer, Hilton (
The New York Times)--3.4, 22.7, 26.3
- Kranes, Judith E. (New York University)--12.12
- Kray, Elizabeth--4.1
- Kreymborg, Alfred--26.3
- Kreymborg, Dorothy (Mrs. Alfred)--26.3
- Krupnick, Mark--26.3
- Kupelian, Shirley (Yale University Press)--20.12
- La Barre, Weston (Duke University)--20.12
- Lancaster, John (Amherst College)--14.4
- Langer, Elinor (Goddard College)--26.4
- Lannaman, Richard S.--24.3
- Larrick, Nancy--13.7
- Lash, Joseph P.--26.4
- Lathem, Edward Connery (Dartmouth College)--12.13, 14.2,
24.3
- Laughlin, James, 1914- (New Directions)--1.1, 20.12, 24.7,
24.8, 26.4
- Lawson, John Howard--26.4
- Lehman-Haupt, Christopher (
The New York Times)--26.4
- Léon Felipe--7.24
- Lesko, Leonard H. (University of California,
Berkeley)--10.4
- les Spetter, Mathew--8.17
- Leuba, Walter--26.4
- Levin, Harry (Harvard University)--5.6, 18.2, 26.4
- Levy, Aaron J.--25.9
- Levy, Jonathan (Columbia University)--6.3
- Lite, Jeffrey H.--26.4
- Long, Anton V.--26.5
- Long, Haniel, 1888-1956--26.5
- Lowell, Robert, 1917-1977--28.9
- Lowenthal, Marvin--26.4
- Lytle, Andrew Nelson, 1902- (
Sewanee Review)--26.4
- MacLeish, Archibald, 1892- --3.4, 26.6
- McGahan, Jerry (University of Wisconsin)--26.6
- McLaughlin, Ann Louise (Harvard University Press)--25.9,
26.10
- Mangione, Jerre--26.6
- Marichal, Juan--6.3, 6.4, 7.11, 7.21
- Marichal, Solita (Mrs. Juan)--3.3, 4.6, 7.11
- Masefield, John, 1878-1967--26.6 [Burnshaw to]
- Masui, Jacques (J. H. Masui Associates)--4.2, 5.4, 25.8,
26.6
- Mathews, Jackson--26.6
- Matthews, Diane (Doubleday)--3.4
- Matthews, T. S.--14.2
- Mayerson, Charlotte Leon (Holt, Rinehart & Winston;
Random House)--25.8, 28.9
- Mazer, Milton--26.6
- Meireles, Cecília--26.6
- Meredith, William--26.6
- Mihaly, Eugene (Hebrew Union College)--8.17
- Mitchell, Ronald (University of Wisconsin)--26.6
- Molony, Mary Moore (
The American Scholar)--20.13
- Montale, Eugenio, 1896- --2.7, 26.6
- Moore, Harry T.--26.6
- Moore, Marianne, 1887-1972--26.6
- Moran, Agnes (Macmillan Company)--20.12
- Morgan, B. Q.--5.6
- Morrison, Kathleen Johnson (Kay)--12.14
- Morrison, Theodore--12.14
- Moss, Howard--26.6
- Mueller, John H. (Indiana University)--22.10
- Mullane, Deirdre (George Braziller, Inc.)--16.6
- Muller, Herbert Joseph (Purdue University)--26.6
- Muller, Janet B. (Mrs. Herbert)--26.6
- Murphy, Stan--26.6
- Neill, John (W. W. Norton & Company)--20.12
- Nelson, Raymond--26.7
- Nemser, Marie [Burnshaw's sister]--11.4, 11.5, 11.7, 11.8
- Netanyahu, B. (Benzion)--9.9, 10.1, 10.4, 26.7
- Nims, John Frederick, 1913- (
Poetry)--1.1, 4.6, 4.9, 5.4, 6.2, 8.7,
8.9, 8.15, 26.8
- [O'Shaughnessy], Michael--26.9
- Ostrum, John--12.15
- O'Sullivan, R. J. (Holt, Rinehart and Winston)--4.2
- Palley, Julian--6.3, 6.4
- Parker, Derek (
The Poetry Review)--26.10
- Patchen, Kenneth, 1911-1972--26.10
- Paz, Octavio, 1914- --2.7
- Pearson, Norman Holmes--26.10
- Pei, Mario--26.10
- Peli, Alexander (Massadah-P.E.C. Press Ltd.)--24.1
- Penn, Mathew (Conference of Jewish Communal Service)--10.4
- Peyre, Henri, 1901- (Yale University)--5.3, 5.6, 6.2, 6.3,
7.8, 7.10, 7.13, 11.4, 12.15, 19.7, 26.10
- Poirier, Richard (
Raritan)--26.10
- Pollin, Burton R.--12.15
- Pratico, Gary--10.4
- Prescott, F. C. (Cornell University)--26.10
- Price, James (Allen Lane/The Penguin Press)--26.10
- Pritchard, William H. (Amherst College)--12.15, 26.10
- Quinn, Kerker (
Accent)--26.10
- Raeburn, Ben (Horizon Press)--3.9, 11.4, 11.8, 26.11
- Rahv, Philip, 1908-1973 (
Partisan Review)--26.11
- Ratosh, Yonatan--4.1
- Read, Herbert Edward, Sir, 1893-1968--26.11
- Rebay, Luciano--12.5, 12.16, 23.8 [enclosed with letter
from Carlo Betocchi] 26.11
- Reichart, Victor Emanuel (Congregation Bene Israel)--4.1,
12.16
- Reichl, Ernst (Ernst Reichl Associates)--20.14, 23.1
- Reifler, Erwin (University of Washington)--17.5
- Revell, Francis (Mrs. Peter)--26.11
- Revell, Peter--26.11
- Rexroth, Kenneth, 1905- --26.11
- Richardson, Stewart ("Sandy") (Doubleday)--3.4, 10.4, 11.8
- Ricks, Christopher--26.11
- Riding, Laura--See Jackson, Laura (Riding)
- Rivkin, Ellis--26.11
- Rio, Angel del--23.7
- Rogers, Paul (Oberlin College)--2.7, 3.3, 4.6, 4.7, 7.11,
7.22, 7.24, 26.11, 27.1, 27.2
- Root, E. Merrill--26.11
- Roshevsky, Eve F. (Doubleday)--10.4
- Roth, Henry--26.11
- Rukeyser, Muriel (National Institute of Arts &
Letters)--26.11
- Sachs, Ariel--4.2
- Saglio, Hugo T.--14.4
- Samuels, Charles Thomas (Williams College)--28.8
- Schmidt, Judith (Grove Press)--20.12
- Schottland, Charles I. (Brandeis University)--10.4
- Schneider, Alan--9.9
- Schwartz, Susan (Doubleday)-3.4
- Schwarz, Egon--25.8
- Seaver, Edwin (George Braziller, Inc.)--20.12, 20.13,
20.14, 22.4
- Sebba, Gregor (University of Georgia)--4.10, 4.12, 6.2,
8.1, 8.5, 8.17, 9.9, 12.16, 28.2
- Sebba, Helen (Mrs. Gregor)--8.1, 8.17, 11.8, 25.8, 28.2
- Seldes, George--28.1
- Shapiro, David--28.1
- Shapiro, Harvey (
The New York Times)--3.4, 12.16
- Shapiro, Karl Jay, 1913- --3.4, 10.4, 28.3
- Sharlitt, Michael--11.7
- Shattuck, Roger (University of Virginia)--28.1
- Sheehy, Donald G.--12.16, 28.1
- Shipley, Joseph T. (
Dictionary of Literary and Dramatic
Criticism)--26.5
- Shipman, Charles--28.1
- Simic, Charles--28.1
- Singer, Isaac Bashevis, 1904- --28.1
- Singleton, Charles S. (John Hopkins University)--28.1
- Sloane, William (Rutgers University Press)--26.7, 28.1
- Smith, Robert M. (Lehigh University)--28.1
- Sofer, Cyril--28.1
- Soffer, Shirley (Basic Books)--20.12
- Spicehandler, Ezra (Hebrew Union College)--4.1, 4.2, 4.3,
11.8, 28.1
- Spire, André--19.6, 28.4
- Spire, Théróse--28.4
- Spivak, John Louis, 1897- --28.1
- Stamm, Edith P. (University of New Mexico)--14.2
- Stange, G. R. (Bob) (Tufts University)--28.1
- Stead, Christina, 1902- --3.4, 28.5-28.9
- Stead, David D.--25.7
- Stein, Jess (Random House)--19.7
- Stevens, Valerie Gates--28.1
- Stewart, Helen (Rutgers University Press)--26.7, 28.1
- Stewart, Sam--24.3
- Stone, Edward--28.1
- Strouse, Norman H.--12.5
- Sullivan, Anne (Farrar, Straus & Giroux)--20.12
- Summer, Gerald (Random House/Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.)--20.12
- Summers, Hollis--28.1
- Sutton, William Alfred, 1915- --12.16, 12.18, 13.4
- Swados, Bette (Mrs. Harvey)--28.1
- Swados, Harvey--28.1
- Swanson, Donald R. (Wright State University)--12.18
- Syrkin, Marie--28.1
- Tate, Allen, 1899- --29.1
- Tebbel, John William (Jack)--23.1, 29.1
- Thomason, Robert--29.1
- Thompson, Peter Frederick--24.6
- Thomson, Virgil (
The New York Herald Tribune)--29.1
- Thorpe, W. H. (University of Cambridge)--29.1
- Tinker, Carol--26.11
- Tovell, Arnold C. (Holt, Rinehart & Winston)--24.3
- Trilling, Diana--1.1, 29.1
- Trilling, Lionel, 1905-1975--29.1, 29.2, 29.3, 29.4
- Turner, Decherd--12.2
- Ungaretti, Giuseppe--29.5 [to Caro Rebay]
- Untermeyer, Bryna (Mrs. Louis)--29.5
- Untermeyer, Louis, 1885-1977--12.17 [to Robert Frost],
29.5, 29.6
- Vallejo, Georgette de--29.7
- Van Dore, Wade--12.18, 29.7, 29.8
- Van Doren, Mark, 1894-1972--12.18, 29.7
- Varon, Benno Weiser--11.5, 29.7
- Vasconcellos, Dora--6.3, 6.4, 7.26
- Verbeke, Paul J. (St. Catherine Press)--4.2, 4.3, 5.4
- Vinson, Charles G.--29.7
- Wakeman, John (H. W. Wilson Company)--29.9
- Wallace, Thomas C. (Holt, Rinehart and Winston)--4.2
- Walker, Constance (University of Chicago Press)--20.12
- Waller, Louise (Harper & Row Publishers)--12.19, 14.2,
16.6
- Walsh, Claire--28.8
- Walters, Morgan L. (University of Alabama Press)--24.6
- Warren, Robert Penn, 1905- (Red)--29.9
- Weiss, Theodore (
Quarterly Review of Literature)--29.9
- Weitz, Marvin--11.5
- Wellek, René--29.9
- Weyl, Nathaniel--29.9
- Wiesel, Elie, 1928- --29.9
- Wilbur, Richard, 1921- --29.9
- Wilkin, Sophie--28.3
- Williams, Oscar (Pocket Books)--29.9
- Willkie, Wendell L. (Wendell Lewis), 1892-1944--29.9
- Wilson, Carl (Dartmouth College)--29.9
- Winnick, Roy--12.19, 14.2, 29.9
- Wortzel, Arthur--13.4
- Wylder, Edith--14.2 [fragment]
- Yager, Ellen (George Braziller, Inc.)--22.4
- Yoken, Mel B.--10.4
- Zahand, Terry (Cornell University Press)--20.12
- Zaller, Robert (University of Miami)--29.10
- Zelazny, Raymond P. (New York University)--23.6
- Zigmond, Maurice L.--11.8
- Zimmer, Paul--29.10
- Zoerner, Louise (Holt, Rinehart & Winston)--20.12
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