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Cullen, keats, and the privileged liar
It is well known that Harlem Renaissance poet Countee Cullen had great esteem for English Romantic poet John Keats. Cullen's "To Endymion," "To...
Papers on Language and Literature, 01/01/02 by Goldweber, David E · More from publication -
Byron, Catholicism, and Don Juan XVII
MANY literary critics continue to cast Lord Byron as a deviant and a miscreant who was contemptuous, or at least suspicious, of all that Western...
Renascence, 04/01/97 by David E Goldweber · More from publication
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