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The New Criticism: Some Old-Fashioned Queries

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  26 January 2021

Douglas Bush
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PMLA , Volume 64 , Issue S1: 1948 Proceedings - Supplement Part 2 , March 1949 , pp. 13 - 21
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Copyright © Modern Language Association of America, 1949

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An address given at the General Meeting of the Modern Language Association in New York, December 29, 1948. I am indebted to the following publishers for permission to quote from copyright books: to New Directions for quotations from Mr. John Crowe Ransom's The New Criticism; to Charles Scribner's Sons for quotations from Mr. Ransom's The World's Body; to the Princeton University Press for the quotation from The Intent of the Critic, ed. Allen Tate; to William Morrow and Company for the quotation from Mr. Allen Tate's On the Limits of Poetry; and to Harcourt, Brace & Company for the quotation from Mr. Eliot's Collected Poems.

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∗ Reactionary Essays on Poetry and Ideas (Scribner, 1936); On the Limits of Poetry (Swallow Press and William Morrow, 1948), p. 94.