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Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Aldershot [u.a.] Ashgate Publ. 2007
Schriftenreihe:	The nineteenth century series
Schlagworte:	Hardy, Thomas <1840-1928> Hardy, Thomas <1840-1928> > Friends and associates Hardy, Thomas > 1840-1928 Geschichte 1900-2000 Geschichte 1800-1900 Authors, English > 19th century > Biography Authors, English > 20th century > Biography Zeitgenossen Biografie Quelle
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Beschreibung:	Includes index.
Beschreibung:	XIX, 338 S.
ISBN:	0754639738 9780754639732

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adam_text	Contents General Editor 's Preface xi Acknowledgements xiii Abbreviations xv Thomas Hardy: A Chronology1 xvii Introduction 1 PART ONE INTERVIEWS 'Hodge'As I Know Him 7 Tess and Angel - Raymond Blathwayt 11 Representative Men at Home: Mr Thomas Hardy at Max Gate 1 7 An Evening with Thomas Hardy - Frederick Dolman 21 Real Conversations - William Archer 28 'I Often Wish I Had Lived in the Middle Ages' - W. Smithard 38 PART TWO HARDY'S BOYHOOD Hardy as a Schoolboy - 'P.' 43 Hardy's Boy s Own Book - Philip Brooks 44 Hardy's Model Ship - John Masefield 45 A Childhood Sweetheart - Walter de la Mare 46 PART THREE COURTSHIP Some Recollections - Emma Hardy 51 Emma's 'Fine' Decision - Eden Philipotts 54 PART FOUR IN THE EIGHTIES Anything But an Author - Bret Harte 59 ■Two Pleasant Friends' - R.R. Bowker 60 Hardy at Abbotsford - Sir George Douglas 61 vi Thomas Hardy Remembered Far from the Madding Crowd- Alice Carr 65 Hardy's New Home - Edmund Gosse 66 Hardy at Max Gate 67 Hardy and William Barnes - Edmund Gosse 73 'Small and Unassuming' - James Russell Lowell 74 'Ephemeridae, We Men' - Frank Harris 75 R.L.S - Edmund Gosse 78 PART FIVE THE NINETIES 'Compliments in One's Old Age! ' - Eliza Lynn Linton 81 'The Most Winning Literary Man' - W. Robertson Nicoli 82 Guests in a Country-House - Sir George Douglas 83 Thomas Hardy - Ford Madox Ford 86 Hardy in London - Israel Zangwill 88 Joseph Chamberlain and Genealogy - William H. Rideing 91 Hardy and The Woodlanders - Rebekah Owen 93 Hardy Went Out 'To be Rid of Her! ' - Gertrude Atherton 94 'Getting Rather Deaf and More Depressed' - T.P. O'Connor 96 The First Mrs Thomas Hardy - Gordon Gifford 98 I Suspected Her of Writing the Famous Novels - Frederick B. Fisher 99 'Misery in his Marriage' - George Gissing 100 'He Has a Very Foolish Wife' - George Gissing 102 'I'll Never Write Another Novel ' - Henry Rider Haggard 103 Emma and Jude the Obscure - Alfred Sutro 104 Authors and I - Charles Lewis Hind 105 'I Find It Impossible to Believe It Will Ever Be Fine Again' - Bertram CA. Windle 106 Hardy Blights Trees - Sir J.G. Frazer 108 Always in Fear of Being Assailed - William Rothenstein 109 Hardy and Rudyard Kipling - Charles Carrington 110 'I Am Afraid of New York' - Hamlin Garland 111 PART SIX 190O-1910 A Backward Glance - Edith Wharton 115 A Cheerful Pessimist - Arthur Symons 116 'Not at Home' - William Lyon Phelps 117 A Novel Should Always be a Story - William Lyon Phelps 118 'Never Shut the Gate on Fact' - Ralph D. Blumenfeld 119 Forty Years in My Bookshop - Walter T. Spencer 121 Hardy's Imitation of a Field Worker - Alfred Noyes 123 'Tess Was a Very Good Milch-cow' - James Gibson 124 Contents vii Hardy and the Hangman - Henry Woodd Nevinson 125 Hardy and the Immanent Will - Sir Henry Newbolt 127 Hardy and Henry James - Arthur Benson 128 His Twilight View of Life - George Meredith 129 The Hangman's Cottage - Evelyn Sharp 130 A Gravestone - James Milne 133 'Little Appreciation of Other Men's Work' - Morley Roberts 134 'Family Murdered with a Penknife' - Henry Woodd Nevinson 135 Thomas Hardy: The Writer - Desmond MacCarthy 137 'Do You Tell Them Your Ideas?' - A.L. Rowse 139 'Don't Make Him Look Miserable!' - Jacques-Emile Blanche 140 'That Grey Little Man?' - Joshua Harris 142 Hardy Lived Quite Out of Himself- Constance Smedley 145 Cakes and Ale - Somerset Maugham 147 ' I Did Not Kill Her. It Was Fated' - Henry Van Dyke 148 'I'm Glad He's So Nice' - Rupert Brooke 149 'There is Death in the Air' -Arthur Compton Rickett 150 The Last Words of Jude the Obscure - Netta Syrett 152 Hardy and Oscar Wilde - Mrs Belloc Lowndes 154 'The Best Piece of Prose Fiction I Ever Wrote' - Walter Peirce 157 Hardy in Downing Street - John Morgan 159 Tea with Thomas Hardy - Hugh Walpole 160 Reminiscences of Thomas Hardy: I - Frank A. Hedgcock 161 Reminiscences of Thomas Hardy: II - Frank A. Hedgcock 163 'I Only Saw Her That Once' - Clive Holland 166 The 'Dorchester Plays': Some Personal Reminiscences - S.R.L. 168 'And How Is Johnny's Whooping-Cough?' - Douglas Goldring 170 PART SEVEN 1911-1917 Mr Thomas Hardy and his Home - 'A Wessex Man' 173 The Portrait of a Chinese Sage - John Masefield 174 Hardy and W.B. Yeats - James Stephens 175 Hardy's Gold Medal - Sir Henry Newbolt 176 Emma's Last Party - Lady Winifred Fortescue 178 Thomas Hardy at Home 180 Hardy the Obscure - James Lewis 182 Some Personal Recollections - S.M. Ellis 186 More Applause Than Anyone - Sydney Cockerell 188 A Woman Poet Laureate - E.V. Lucas ' 89 Hardy at Cambridge - Arthur Benson 190 Hardy Thought The Dynasts His Greatest Work - Ellen Glasgow 192 The Great War - Arnold Bennett ] ?4 viii Thomas Hardy Remembered PART EIGHT 'LIFE'S DECLINE': 1918-1920 Days with Thomas Hardy - Elliott Felkin 199 Glimpses of Thomas Hardy - Llewelyn Powys 211 'A Rather Sad Anniversary' - Florence Hardy 212 Hardy's First Novel - Edmund Gosse 213 When I Met Thomas Hardy - G. V. McFadden 217 'If I Knew Hardy, I Would Give Him What For' - Robert Eugen Zachrisson 220 Youth and Age - Katharine Adams 222 My Visit to Thomas Hardy - W.M. Parker 223 Nobody Less Like a Peasant - St John Erviné 228 Hardy the Peasant - W.M . Parker 230 Walks and Talks with Thomas Hardy - Newman Flower 231 Hardy's Wit and Wisdom - Edmund Gosse 233 Florence Felt No Jealousy of Emma - Howard Bliss 234 The Dynasts in Oxford - Charles Morgan 235 Hardy and Drama - Gertrude Bugler 237 PART NINE 'I LOOKED BACK': 1921-1925 'I Shouldn't Write That Now' - Albert A. Cock 241 Thomas Hardy at Max Gate - Cynthia Asquith 243 Hardy and Katherine Mansfield — John Middleton Murry 247 'A Face Like an English Pippin' - H.J. Massingham 248 The Great Victorian - Edward Blunden 249 In his Wessex Home — Newman Flower 254 Does Т.Н. Enjoy Life? - John Masefield 258 Mr Hardy and the Church - J.H. Morgan 259 Dear Old Thomas Hardy - Max Beerbohm 261 'We Don't Drop Our Aitches' - Augustus John 262 'One Must Write Poems with One's Own Hand' - Harry Furniss 263 Thomas Hardy's Birthplace - Hamlin Garland 265 A Visit to Mr Thomas Hardy - Roy D. McNutt 271 'One Hears His Everyday Voice' - Siegfried Sassoon 272 Recollections of Thomas Hardy - Thomas D. Soundy 273 Florence was his Inspiration - Alfred Tresidder Sheppard 275 Hardy Meets a Demoralizing Influence - J.C. Squire 276 Rehearsing Tess - Florence Hardy 278 The Hardy Players - Hadland Davis 279 J.M. Barrie Remembers 280 An Hour with Thomas Hardy - Frederic Lefèvre 282 Hardy's Morning Walk - Robert Pakenham 287 Recollections of Thomas Hardy - Llewelyn Powys 288 Contents ix 'I Want to be Remembered as a Poet' - Arthur Compton Rickett 290 Memorabilia 292 PART TEN 'THE LAST SCENE': 1926-1928 The Diary of Virginia Woolf - Virginia Woolf 295 He Must Be Heard With Respect 301 Hardy and France - Pierre D'Exideuil 302 The Planets - Gustav Holst 305 'I Never Saw So Attractive a Man of His Age' - Ellen Glasgow 306 Hardy at 87 - Edmund Gosse 307 A Meeting With Hardy Was Comforting To Self-Esteem - H. M . Tomlinson 308 'It's a Great Many Years Since I Played Cricket, But. ' - J.C. Squire 310 Everyman Remembers - Ernest Rhys ЗІЗ PART ELEVEN 'A DEATH-DAY RECALLED' The Night of Hardy's Death - Newman Flower 317 Kindly Charm 318 Hardy in his Coffin - David More 319 Hardy's Ashes - Sydney Cockerell 320 index 321 Thomas Hardy Remembered assembles some 150 annotated interviews and recollections of Hardy, most of which are being reprinted for the first time. They range from close personal reflections by old friends such as Sir George Douglas, J.M. Barrie, and Edmund Gosse, to fleeting glimpses by strangers who saw Hardy at a London party or at his club. Martin Ray has selected items having the greatest literary or biographical significance, and annotated them with meticulous accuracy and a keen eye for the telling detail. As a result, the volume will be an invaluable resource to scholars who are interested not only in what concerned Hardy personally and professionally, but also in how he was perceived by others. Having these items collected in one volume reveals Hardy's contemporaneous opinions about his own writings and also makes it possible to trace the marked recurrence, over time, of certain preoccupations: ancient families, Hardy's hostility to reviewers, architecture, Roman relics, Wessex folklore and dialect, animal welfare, Napoleon, and hangings. With regard to his literary career, a portrait emerges of Hardy as the scrupulous professional, properly aware of his commercial rights, while at the same time appearing, to some who met him, unconscious of his own genius.
adam_txt	Contents General Editor 's Preface xi Acknowledgements xiii Abbreviations xv Thomas Hardy: A Chronology1 xvii Introduction 1 PART ONE INTERVIEWS 'Hodge'As I Know Him 7 Tess and Angel - Raymond Blathwayt 11 Representative Men at Home: Mr Thomas Hardy at Max Gate 1 7 An Evening with Thomas Hardy - Frederick Dolman 21 Real Conversations - William Archer 28 'I Often Wish I Had Lived in the Middle Ages' - W. Smithard 38 PART TWO HARDY'S BOYHOOD Hardy as a Schoolboy - 'P.' 43 Hardy's Boy s Own Book - Philip Brooks 44 Hardy's Model Ship - John Masefield 45 A Childhood Sweetheart - Walter de la Mare 46 PART THREE COURTSHIP Some Recollections - Emma Hardy 51 Emma's 'Fine' Decision - Eden Philipotts 54 PART FOUR IN THE EIGHTIES Anything But an Author - Bret Harte 59 ■Two Pleasant Friends' - R.R. Bowker 60 Hardy at Abbotsford - Sir George Douglas 61 vi Thomas Hardy Remembered Far from the Madding Crowd- Alice Carr 65 Hardy's New Home - Edmund Gosse 66 Hardy at Max Gate 67 Hardy and William Barnes - Edmund Gosse 73 'Small and Unassuming' - James Russell Lowell 74 'Ephemeridae, We Men' - Frank Harris 75 R.L.S - Edmund Gosse 78 PART FIVE THE NINETIES 'Compliments in One's Old Age! ' - Eliza Lynn Linton 81 'The Most Winning Literary Man' - W. Robertson Nicoli 82 Guests in a Country-House - Sir George Douglas 83 Thomas Hardy - Ford Madox Ford 86 Hardy in London - Israel Zangwill 88 Joseph Chamberlain and Genealogy - William H. Rideing 91 Hardy and The Woodlanders - Rebekah Owen 93 Hardy Went Out 'To be Rid of Her! ' - Gertrude Atherton 94 'Getting Rather Deaf and More Depressed' - T.P. O'Connor 96 The First Mrs Thomas Hardy - Gordon Gifford 98 I Suspected Her of Writing the Famous Novels - Frederick B. Fisher 99 'Misery in his Marriage' - George Gissing 100 'He Has a Very Foolish Wife' - George Gissing 102 'I'll Never Write Another Novel ' - Henry Rider Haggard 103 Emma and Jude the Obscure - Alfred Sutro 104 Authors and I - Charles Lewis Hind 105 'I Find It Impossible to Believe It Will Ever Be Fine Again' - Bertram CA. Windle 106 Hardy Blights Trees - Sir J.G. Frazer 108 Always in Fear of Being Assailed - William Rothenstein 109 Hardy and Rudyard Kipling - Charles Carrington 110 'I Am Afraid of New York' - Hamlin Garland 111 PART SIX 190O-1910 A Backward Glance - Edith Wharton 115 A Cheerful Pessimist - Arthur Symons 116 'Not at Home' - William Lyon Phelps 117 A Novel Should Always be a Story - William Lyon Phelps 118 'Never Shut the Gate on Fact' - Ralph D. Blumenfeld 119 Forty Years in My Bookshop - Walter T. Spencer 121 Hardy's Imitation of a Field Worker - Alfred Noyes 123 'Tess Was a Very Good Milch-cow' - James Gibson 124 Contents vii Hardy and the Hangman - Henry Woodd Nevinson 125 Hardy and the Immanent Will - Sir Henry Newbolt 127 Hardy and Henry James - Arthur Benson 128 His Twilight View of Life - George Meredith 129 The Hangman's Cottage - Evelyn Sharp 130 A Gravestone - James Milne 133 'Little Appreciation of Other Men's Work' - Morley Roberts 134 'Family Murdered with a Penknife' - Henry Woodd Nevinson 135 Thomas Hardy: The Writer - Desmond MacCarthy 137 'Do You Tell Them Your Ideas?' - A.L. Rowse 139 'Don't Make Him Look Miserable!' - Jacques-Emile Blanche 140 'That Grey Little Man?' - Joshua Harris 142 Hardy Lived Quite Out of Himself- Constance Smedley 145 Cakes and Ale - Somerset Maugham 147 ' I Did Not Kill Her. It Was Fated' - Henry Van Dyke 148 'I'm Glad He's So Nice' - Rupert Brooke 149 'There is Death in the Air' -Arthur Compton Rickett 150 The Last Words of Jude the Obscure - Netta Syrett 152 Hardy and Oscar Wilde - Mrs Belloc Lowndes 154 'The Best Piece of Prose Fiction I Ever Wrote' - Walter Peirce 157 Hardy in Downing Street - John Morgan 159 Tea with Thomas Hardy - Hugh Walpole 160 Reminiscences of Thomas Hardy: I - Frank A. Hedgcock 161 Reminiscences of Thomas Hardy: II - Frank A. Hedgcock 163 'I Only Saw Her That Once' - Clive Holland 166 The 'Dorchester Plays': Some Personal Reminiscences - S.R.L. 168 'And How Is Johnny's Whooping-Cough?' - Douglas Goldring 170 PART SEVEN 1911-1917 Mr Thomas Hardy and his Home - 'A Wessex Man' 173 The Portrait of a Chinese Sage - John Masefield 174 Hardy and W.B. Yeats - James Stephens 175 Hardy's Gold Medal - Sir Henry Newbolt 176 Emma's Last Party - Lady Winifred Fortescue 178 Thomas Hardy at Home 180 Hardy the Obscure - James Lewis 182 Some Personal Recollections - S.M. Ellis 186 More Applause Than Anyone - Sydney Cockerell 188 A Woman Poet Laureate - E.V. Lucas ' 89 Hardy at Cambridge - Arthur Benson 190 Hardy Thought The Dynasts His Greatest Work - Ellen Glasgow 192 The Great War - Arnold Bennett ] ?4 viii Thomas Hardy Remembered PART EIGHT 'LIFE'S DECLINE': 1918-1920 Days with Thomas Hardy - Elliott Felkin 199 Glimpses of Thomas Hardy - Llewelyn Powys 211 'A Rather Sad Anniversary' - Florence Hardy 212 Hardy's First Novel - Edmund Gosse 213 When I Met Thomas Hardy - G. V. McFadden 217 'If I Knew Hardy, I Would Give Him What For' - Robert Eugen Zachrisson 220 Youth and Age - Katharine Adams 222 My Visit to Thomas Hardy - W.M. Parker 223 Nobody Less Like a Peasant - St John Erviné 228 Hardy the Peasant - W.M . Parker 230 Walks and Talks with Thomas Hardy - Newman Flower 231 Hardy's Wit and Wisdom - Edmund Gosse 233 Florence Felt No Jealousy of Emma - Howard Bliss 234 The Dynasts in Oxford - Charles Morgan 235 Hardy and Drama - Gertrude Bugler 237 PART NINE 'I LOOKED BACK': 1921-1925 'I Shouldn't Write That Now' - Albert A. Cock 241 Thomas Hardy at Max Gate - Cynthia Asquith 243 Hardy and Katherine Mansfield — John Middleton Murry 247 'A Face Like an English Pippin' - H.J. Massingham 248 The Great Victorian - Edward Blunden 249 In his Wessex Home — Newman Flower 254 Does Т.Н. Enjoy Life? - John Masefield 258 Mr Hardy and the Church - J.H. Morgan 259 Dear Old Thomas Hardy - Max Beerbohm 261 'We Don't Drop Our Aitches' - Augustus John 262 'One Must Write Poems with One's Own Hand' - Harry Furniss 263 Thomas Hardy's Birthplace - Hamlin Garland 265 A Visit to Mr Thomas Hardy - Roy D. McNutt 271 'One Hears His Everyday Voice' - Siegfried Sassoon 272 Recollections of Thomas Hardy - Thomas D. Soundy 273 Florence was his Inspiration - Alfred Tresidder Sheppard 275 Hardy Meets a Demoralizing Influence - J.C. Squire 276 Rehearsing Tess - Florence Hardy 278 The Hardy Players - Hadland Davis 279 J.M. Barrie Remembers 280 An Hour with Thomas Hardy - Frederic Lefèvre 282 Hardy's Morning Walk - Robert Pakenham 287 Recollections of Thomas Hardy - Llewelyn Powys 288 Contents ix 'I Want to be Remembered as a Poet' - Arthur Compton Rickett 290 Memorabilia 292 PART TEN 'THE LAST SCENE': 1926-1928 The Diary of Virginia Woolf - Virginia Woolf 295 He Must Be Heard With Respect 301 Hardy and France - Pierre D'Exideuil 302 The Planets - Gustav Holst 305 'I Never Saw So Attractive a Man of His Age' - Ellen Glasgow 306 Hardy at 87 - Edmund Gosse 307 A Meeting With Hardy Was Comforting To Self-Esteem - H. M . Tomlinson 308 'It's a Great Many Years Since I Played Cricket, But. ' - J.C. Squire 310 Everyman Remembers - Ernest Rhys ЗІЗ PART ELEVEN 'A DEATH-DAY RECALLED' The Night of Hardy's Death - Newman Flower 317 Kindly Charm 318 Hardy in his Coffin - David More 319 Hardy's Ashes - Sydney Cockerell 320 index 321 Thomas Hardy Remembered assembles some 150 annotated interviews and recollections of Hardy, most of which are being reprinted for the first time. They range from close personal reflections by old friends such as Sir George Douglas, J.M. Barrie, and Edmund Gosse, to fleeting glimpses by strangers who saw Hardy at a London party or at his club. Martin Ray has selected items having the greatest literary or biographical significance, and annotated them with meticulous accuracy and a keen eye for the telling detail. As a result, the volume will be an invaluable resource to scholars who are interested not only in what concerned Hardy personally and professionally, but also in how he was perceived by others. Having these items collected in one volume reveals Hardy's contemporaneous opinions about his own writings and also makes it possible to trace the marked recurrence, over time, of certain preoccupations: ancient families, Hardy's hostility to reviewers, architecture, Roman relics, Wessex folklore and dialect, animal welfare, Napoleon, and hangings. With regard to his literary career, a portrait emerges of Hardy as the scrupulous professional, properly aware of his commercial rights, while at the same time appearing, to some who met him, unconscious of his own genius.
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