Box 9
Contains 20 Results:
Research Materials---Xerox copies of correspondence---John Crowe Ransom/Cleanth Brooks
Research Materials---Xerox copies of correspondence---John Crowe Ransom/Chancellor Carmichael
Research Materials---Xerox copies of correspondence---John Crowe Ransom/Donald Davidson
Research Materials---Xerox copies of correspondence---John Crowe Ransom/Robert Duncan
Research Materials---Xerox copies of correspondence---John Crowe Ransom/T.S. Eliot
Research materials---Xerox copies of correspondence---John Crowe Ransom/Robert Graves
Research Materials---Xerox copies of correspondence---John Crowe Ransom/Chancellor James Kirkland
Research Materials---Xerox copies of correspondence---John Crowe Ransom/Andrew Lytle
Research Materials---Xerox copies of correspondence---John Crowe Ransom/ F.O. Matthiesson
Research Materials---Xerox copies of correspondence---John Crowe Ransom/ Edwin Mims
Research Materials---Xerox copies of correspondence---John Crowe Ransom/Christopher Morley
Manuscript---The New Criticism and After---Proofs---On a Shift in the Concept of Interpretation by Ralph Cohen (4 copies)
Manuscript---The New Criticism and After---Proofs---On Literary Form by Kenneth Burke (4 copies)
Manuscript--- Article---A Little Divergence: The Critical Theories of John Crowe Ransom and Cleanth Brooks
Research Materials---Xerox copies of correspondence---Ella C. Ransom/Various correspondents
Research Materials---Xerox copies of correspondence---J.J. Ransom/Ella C. Ransom
Research Materials---Xerox copies of correspondence---J.J. Ransom/John Crowe Ransom
Research Materials---Xerox copies of correspondence---J.J. Ransom/Various correspondents
Research Materials---Xerox copies of correspondence---R.P. Ransom/J.J. Ransom
Research Materials---Xerox copies of correspondence---John Crowe Ransom/Richard Blackmur
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