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“The professor was editing a textbook, The Written Word: Forms of Writing (it would appear in 1960).”
““They had no complaints about Knoxville and I had a million.”
““The University of Tennessee was overrun with students from Hoboken…[and] New Jersey,” she recalled.”
“The group called itself the Fugitives in the 1920s before adopting the Agrarians label.”
“But, she warned, “the literature that crawls too long in the mire will lose at last the power of standing erect.”
“He was responding to an article in the magazine by the political scientist and novelist Eugene Burdick.”
“He signed up to study physics and engineering, but he also took Expository Writing: Modern Essays and Composition and Writing of Fiction from an instructor named Robert Woodham Daniel.”
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“Wes Morgan determined that “21-percent” fewer “weird little marks” graced the anthology’s version of the essay than Swift’s original 1729 pamphlet.”
““What Junior told me…he was in the car, asleep, while the others went in.”
“He took a ferry to go hunting on an island off the coast.”
““[P]art of the text book was English essays from the 18th century.”
“Of more immediate interest to McCarthy were arguments about what his favorite Southern writers—Faulkner, Erskine Caldwell, Eudora Welty, Flannery O’Connor—were up to.”
“The men stated their vision most boldly in the 1930 manifesto I’ll Take My Stand: The South and the Agrarian Tradition .”
“John Sheddan—“Long John”—was a large, hulking man with feet as big as snowshoes.”
“Their aesthetics had become an essential foundation for what came to be New Criticism.”
“Students were learning dates and terminology instead of poetry .”