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The critical response to Gertrude Stein / edited by Kirk Curnutt.

Van Pelt Library PS3537.T323 Z5855 2000
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Book
Contributor:
Curnutt, Kirk, 1964-
Series:
Critical responses in arts and letters 1057-0993 ; no. 36.
Critical responses in arts and letters, 1057-0993 ; no. 36
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Stein, Gertrude, 1874-1946--Criticism and interpretation.
Stein, Gertrude.
Stein, Gertrude, 1874-1946.
Women and literature--United States--History--20th century.
Women and literature.
Criticism and interpretation.
United States.
History.
Physical Description:
xxviii, 365 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm.
Place of Publication:
Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 2000.
Summary:
Gathers reviews, commentaries, parodies, and reminiscences of one of the most controversial American modernist authors.
Contents:
Checklist of Works / Gertrude Stein xxiii
1. Contemporary Reviews: The Making of a Reputation 9
"Three Lives" / Anonymous 9
"Fiction, But Not Novels" / Anonymous 10
"Notable Piece of Realism" / Anonymous 10
"Three Lives. By Gertrude Stein" / Anonymous 11
"Curious Fiction Study" / Anonymous 11
"A Futurist Novel" / Anonymous 12
"Officer, She's Writing Again" / Anonymous 14
"A Cubist Treatise" / H. L. Mencken 14
"Gertrude Stein" / Anonymous 15
"Gertrude Stein Plagiary" / Anonymous 16
"New Outbreaks of Futurism" / Robert Emons Rogers 18
"Steinese Literature" / Charles Ashleigh 21
"Futurist Essays" / Anonymous 22
"Medals for Miss Stein" / Carl Van Vechten 23
"Miss Stein's Stories" / Edith Sitwell 25
"Incitement to Riot" / John W. Crawford 26
"Miss Stein Applies Cubism to Defenseless Prose" / G. E. K. 27
"The Writing of Gertrude Stein and Geography and Plays" / Kate Buss 28
"Gertrude Stein in Critical French Eyes" / Anonymous 32
"Everybody is a Real One" / Katherine Anne Porter 34
"We Ask for Bread" / Conrad Aiken 37
"Hogarth Essays" / Anonymous 40
"From a Litterateur's Notebook" / Elliot H. Paul 41
"Nonsense" / Edmund Wilson 44
"Words and Waste" / Sylva Norman 46
"Useful Knowledge" / Anonymous 48
"Books, Books, Books" / R.M.C. 49
"The Plain Edition of Gertrude Stein" / Lindley Williams Hubbell 53
"A Rose is a Rose" / Bernard Fay 55
"Gertrude Stein, Experimenter with Words" / Louis Bromfield 63
"A Note on Gertrude Stein" / William Troy 66
"Stunning Stein" / William S. Knickerbocker 69
"Two Brands of Piety" / Kenneth Burke 70
"A Prepare for Saints" / Joseph Wood Krutch 74
"The Theatre: Stein on the Table" / George Jean Nathan 76
"Books and Things" / Lewis Gannett 78
"Cheating at Solitaire" / Henry Seidel Canby 79
"Gertrude Stein Comma" / Ella Winter 82
"A Stone of Stumbling" / John Gould Fletcher 85
"The Impartial Essence" / Kenneth Burke 88
"Contemporary Criticism" / F. Cudworth Flint 91
"Books of the Quarter" / Hugh Sykes Davies 95
"Perspicuous Opacity" / Marianne Moore 98
"Crossword Puzzle" / R. S. 100
"Gertrude Stein on Writing" / Joseph Alsop, Jr. 101
"Self-Confidential" / Burton Rascoe 104
"Obituary of Europe and Gertrude Stein" / Samuel Sillen 106
"Stein on Picasso" / Agnes Mongan 107
"Stein on Picasso" / Nathalie Swan 108
"Picasso" / Anonymous 110
"Gertrude Stein for Children" / Louise Seaman Bechtel 111
"Books for Young People" / May Lamberton Becker 114
"Slightly Pied Pipers" / Edmund Wilson, Chauncey Hackett 115
"History Tramps Down the Champs-Elysees" / Janet Flanner 117
"Briefly Noted: Paris France by Gertrude Stein" / Anonymous 120
"Miss Stein and France" / Justin O'Brien 120
"Her France, Her Paris" / Dorothy Chamberlain 122
"War" / Katherine Bregy 123
"What Are Masterpieces" / Anonymous 125
"And Paris" / Jerome Mellquist 125
"All About Ida" / W. H. Auden 126
"Two Generations" / Klaus Mann 127
"The Importance of Being Earnest" / Ben Ray Redman 131
"Gertrude Stein's Wars" / Delmore Schwartz 135
"Matron's Primer" / Djuna Barnes 136
"Let Them Talk and Talk" / C.G. Paulding 138
"Gerty and the G.I.s" / Robert S. Warshow 140
"A Wonderchild for 72 Years" / Leo Lerman 143
"Briefly Noted" / Anonymous 147
"Gertrude Stein, Writer or Word Scientists?" / Malcolm Cowley 147
2. Contemporary Commentary: Style, Influence, and the Debate over Stein's Purpose 151
"Speculations, or Post-Impressionism in Prose" / Mabel Dodge 151
"How to Read Gertrude Stein" / Carl Van Vechten 154
"And She Triumphed in the Tragic Turnip Field!" / Anonymous 159
"Flat Prose" / Anonymous 160
"Posing" / Richard Burton 163
"Gertrude Stein
Hoax and Hoaxtress" / Alfred Kreymborg 165
"Four American Impressions" / Sherwood Anderson 170
"A Guide to Gertrude Stein" / Edmund Wilson 172
"The Stein Songs and Poetry" / Harold T. Pulsifer 176
"Communications: Gertrude Stein" / Mina Loy 178
"Communications: Gertrude Stein (Continued)" / Mina Loy 182
"The Latest Thing in Prose Style" / Donald B. Willard 187
"The Virtue of Intolerance" / Anonymous 188
"A Word on Gertrude Stein" / Gilbert Armitage 190
"Gertrude Stein" / Blanche London 191
"The Work of Gertrude Stein" / William Carlos Williams 194
"The Career of a Modernist" / Blanche London 200
"Has Gertrude Stein a Secret?" / B. F. Skinner 202
"Gertrude Stein: A Literary Idiot" / Michael Gold 208
"A 1 Pound Stein" / William Carlos Williams 211
"Gertrude Stein: Method in Madness" / Harvey Eagleson 214
"New Words for Old" / James Laughlin IV 221
"Letters: A Response to James Laughlin" / Maurice Zolotow 223
"Letters: A Response to Maurice Zolotow" / Robert H. Elias 224
"Trade Winds" / Bennett Cerf 226
3. Veneration and Vituperation: The Making of a Celebrity 229
"Our Own Polo Guide: The Game Explained a la Gertrude Stein" / Anonymous 229
"Futurist Man's Dress to Be a One-Piece Suit..." / Marguerite Mooers Marshall 231
"The Same Book from Another Standpoint" / A. S. K. 233
"Gertrude Stein's Hints for the Table" / Don Marquis 233
"Gertrude Stein on the War" / Don Marquis 234
"To G. S. and E. P." / Don Marquis 235
"Thoughts of Hermione, a Modern Young Woman" / Don Marquis 236
"Gertrude Is Stein, Stein Gertrude" / Don Marquis 238
"Taking Up Music in a Serious Way" / Don Marquis 239
"Thoughts of Hermione" / Don Marquis 240
"The Golden Group" / Don Marquis 243
"Dr. Lowes Finds 'Tender Buttons' Poetic Asparagus" / Anonymous 244
"We Nominate for the Hall of Fame: Gertrude Stein" / Anonymous 246
"Literary Survey" / H. L. Mencken 246
"Two Futile Attempts to Rival the Style of Gertrude Stein" / Anonymous 248
"When Helen Furr Got Gay with Harold Moos" / K. D. 250
"A Visit from St. Nicholas" / Ruth Lambert Jones 252
"Gertrude Stein Interprets Accurately the National Political Situation" / Anonymous 252
"The True Story of My Break with Gertrude Stein" / Ernest Hemingway 254
"As a Critic Has a Headache" / Isaac Goldberg 255
"A Letter to Gertrude Stein" / Lindley Williams Hubbell 257
"The Autobiography of Alice B. Sullivan" / Frank Sullivan 258
"They Don't Speak English in Paris" / Ogden Nash 261
"Appeal to Gertrude" / Melville Cane 263
"Movie of a Man Trying to Read What Gertrude Stein Says About America" / Fred O. Seibel 265
"Gentlemen Prefer" / Charlotte Haldane 266
"To Gertrude Stein" / Maxwell Bodenheim 268
"Book Is a Book" / Anonymous 269
"Gertrude Was Always Giggling" / Arnold Ronnebeck 270
"Give Me Land: Gertrude Stein Talks About the Future of G. I.s" / Sgt. Scott Corbett 274
4. Remembrances, Memorials, and the Posthumous Reputation 279
"The Shape of Things" / Anonymous 279
"Letter from Paris" / Janet Flanner 280
"A Rose for Remembrance" / Harrison Smith 281
"The Literary Spotlight" / Fanny Butcher 284
"In Memoriam: Gertrude Stein, 1898" / L.W.S., M.L.E., L.S.E. 286
"Gertrude Stein: An Epilogue" / Carl Van Vechten 289
"Gertrude Stein" / Henry Rago 291
"Gertrude Stein Memorial" / Carl Van Vechten 294
"Proper and Improper Subject Matter: Time and Identity Is What You Tell About" / B. L. Reid 296
"Gertrude Stein and the Lesbian Lie" / Catharine R. Stimpson 309
"Notes from a Women's Biographer" / Linda Wagner-Martin 325
"Gertrude Stein's Jewishness, Jewish Social Scientists, and the 'Jewish Question,'" / Maria Damon 329
"Gertrude Stein and the Lost Ark" / Brenda Wineapple 344.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages [353]-359) and index.
ISBN:
0313304750
OCLC:
43333526

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