The
Northrop Frye Handbook: A Biographical and Bibliographic Guide.
By the time
Northrop Frye set out to write what would become the definitive monograph on Blake, and the book that would make his name as a critic, Fearful Symmetry (1947), dozens of books had been published on Blake, as Frye himself makes clear in the posthumous
Northrop Frye on Milton and Blake.
This reference reader on the life and writings of
Northrop Frye provides researchers with a comprehensive listing of events, publications, and secondary source materials relating to the father of modern literary criticism.
As definicoes oficiais do Canada, sejam elas feitas por
Northrop Frye, Margaret Atwood ou por outros revisitados na elaboracao deste estudo, sugerem, na verdade, uma perspectiva nacional e um tema cultural da ironia na literatura canadense.
It is the importance of this theme that leads Reynier to characterise Winterson's work as a revitalisation of the genre of Romance, as defined by
Northrop Frye (69).
In 1976,
Northrop Frye wrote, "[I've] long been impressed in Canadian poetry by a tone of deep terror in regard to nature.
Northrop Frye sketches in the opposition: "One very common convention of the nineteenth-century novel is the use of two heroines, one dark and one light.
As
Northrop Frye reminds us, however, our sense of the importance of endings and beginnings comes not from nature but from human life.
Swindell begins with a knowledgeable introduction and then proceeds with chapters dedicated to a survey of principal texts; identifying eight theorists from
Northrop Frye to Harold Finch; addressing theology as represented in fourteen reception-histories; and so much more.
Mill,
Northrop Frye, and Helen Vendler, whose treatment of the voicing of lyric has oversimplified its modes and strategies of address, gains traction not only in the context of early modern poetry studies but also vis-a-vis specialists in Romanticism and twentieth-century poetry, whose thinking about "the" lyric has all too often been limited to, and hence distorted by, the perspective of a particular historical moment or a particular set of aesthetic preferences.
Studies of Renaissance comedy have long been constrained by applications of such domineering models as the anthropological-genre study of
Northrop Frye, the festive-carnivalesque mode of C.
El mas importante estudioso de la literatura canadiense,
Northrop Frye (1912-1991) tuvo una vida intelectual extraordinariamente fructifera pero paradojica a la vez (1).
