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Browsing Duke Faculty Scholarship by Duke-affiliated Author "Strandberg, Victor H."

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THE ARTIST'S BLACK VEIL

Strandberg, Victor (THE COLONIAL SOCIETY OF MASSACHUSETTS and THE NEW ENGLAND QUARTERLY, 1968-12)
The Art of Cynthia Ozick

Strandberg, Victor (University of Texas Press, 1983)
Brothers to Dragons: Poem/ Play/ Film

Strandberg, Victor (The University of Southern Mississippi, 1995)
Brother to Dragons and the Craft of Revision

Strandberg, Victor; Grimshaw, James. A (Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1983)
The Comedy of Othello

Strandberg, Victor (McNeese State University, 1968)
Cormac McCarthy

Strandberg, Victor (Charles Scribner's Sons, 2001)

This essay is part of a collection that contains biographical and critical essays on the work of important American writers.
Crackpots on Parade: The Nether Side of Genius & Transgressive Deconstructions

Strandberg, Victor (2010)

For four years, as editor of The Faculty Forum, a campus wide monthly publication at Duke University, I filled empty space in my pages with the following items of scholarly research. To liven the tone, I invented a ...
Dante's Inferno: The Simoniacs

Strandberg, Victor (Heldref Publications, 1966-10)
Dimming the Enlightenment: Thomas Pynchon's Mason & Dixon

Strandberg, Victor; Horvath, Brooke; Malin, Irving (University of Delaware Press, 2000)
Eliot's Insomniacs

Strandberg, Victor (Duke University Press, 1969)
Faulkner's God

Strandberg, Victor (2010)

CONTENTS: 1. Faulkner and Holy Writ: The Principle of Inversion 2. Music: Faulkner's “Eroica" 3. Liebestod: Faulkner and The Lessons of Eros 4. Between Truth and Fact: Faulkner’s Symbols of Identity 5. Transition: ...
Faulkner's Poor Parson and The Technique of Inversion

Strandberg, Victor (The University of the South, 1965)
Festering Lilies: On Surveying the Secret Life of William Shakespeare

Strandberg, Victor (1975)

A half century and more has elapsed now since T. S. Eliot declared Hamlet to be "most certainly an artistic failure."1 "What is deficient in Hamlet," Eliot went on to say, is that "Hamlet (the man) is dominated by an emotion ...
THE FROST-MELVILLE CONNECTION

Strandberg, Victor (Rodopi, 1987)
God and the Critics of Melville

Strandberg, Victor (University of Texas Press, 1964)
Greek mind/Jewish soul: the conflicted art of Cynthia Ozick

Strandberg, Victor (The University of Wisconsin Press, 1994)

Looks closely at fiction-writer Ozick's intellectual moorings and, with them in view, renders an interpretive reading of her books (and some poetry). Strandberg manages to write criticism in jargon-free language intelligible ...
Hart Crane and William James: The Psychology of Mysticism

Strandberg, Victor (McNeese State University, 1975)
Image and Persona in Warren's "Early" Poetry

Strandberg, Victor (Mississippi State University, 1984)
In a Farther Country: The Goyen-McCullers Freak Show

Strandberg, Victor (University of Texas Press, 1997)
An Interview with William Styron

Strandberg, Victor; Buwa, Balkrishna (The University of the South, 1991)