Northrop Frye on twentieth-century literature - Frye, Northrop (University of Toronto Press, 2010)
Includes bibliographical references and index
Press cuttings -- Delicate rhythms -- Experiment -- Poetry (I) -- Poetry (II) -- Henry Wells -- Irene Moody -- Poetry (III) -- New directions (I) -- Review of new writing and daylight (I) -- Review of voices and genesis -- Review of new writing and daylight (II) -- Joseph Schull -- New directions (II) -- Karl Shapiro -- Kenneth Rextorh -- Idols of the markplace -- A.E. Coppard and T.F. Powys -- George Orwell, Animal farm -- Review of new writings and daylight (III) -- Review of the Kafka problem -- Henry James, Roderick Hudson -- Yeats and the language of symbolism -- The Betjeman brand -- Edith Sitwell, The Shadow of Cain -- For Tory and leftist -- Virginia Woolf -- Four short reviews -- Ezra Pound -- George Orwell -- Novels on several occasions -- Phalanx of particulars -- Quest and cycle in Finnegan Wake -- Graves, gods, and scholars -- Nature and the psyche -- Poetry of the tout ensemble -- The realistic oriole: a study of Wallace Stevens -- Religion and modern poetry -- The nightmare life in death -- Comment -- T.S. Eliot -- Tribute to John Crowe ransom -- The rising of the moon: a study of a vision -- Foreword to 1984 -- The top of the tower: a study of the imagery of Yeats -- Draft introduction to twentieth-century literature -- Wallace Stevens and the variation form -- Aldoux Huxley -- Rolls royce -- Cycle and apocalypse in Finnegans wake -- Henry James and the comedy of the occult