Rudyard Kipling: The Critical Heritage

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Roger Lancelyn Green
Psychology Press, 1997 - Literary Criticism - 409 pages

This set comprises 40 volumes covering 19th and 20th century European and American authors. These volumes will be available as a complete set, mini boxed sets (by theme) or as individual volumes.
This second set compliments the first 68 volume set of Critical Heritage published by Routledge in October 1995.

 

Contents

ANDREW LANG introduces Kiplings first book Departmental
34
Sa ANDREW LANG on Mr Kiplings Stories 1889
44
XV
62
ANDREW LANG on Mr Kiplings Stories 1891
70
Is Three reviews by LIONEL JOHNSON in Academy 18912
88
Two extracts 1891
104
Estimate Kipling in Bookman 1891
125
MRS OLIPHANT reviews Lifes Handicap in Blackwoods
135
F YORK POWELL on Rudyard Kipling in English Illustrated
282
ALFRED NOYES on Kipling the Mystic in Bookman 1906
298
H G WELLS on Kipling from 1 The New Machiavelli 1911
305
IAN HAY on Stalky Co from The Lighter Side of School
318
SI RICHARD LE GALLIENNE on Kiplings Place in Literature
327
CHRISTOPHER MORLEY on Horace Book Five in Saturday
333
Rudyard Kipling in Empire Review 1928
355
GILBERT FRANKAU on Kipling in London Magazine 1928
364

HENRY JAMESs Introduction to Mine Own People 1891
159
Letters from LAFCADIO HEARN 18928
173
W D HOWELLS on The Laureate of the Larger England
192
STEPHEN GWYNN on The Madness of Mr Kipling
212
Two reviews of Stalky Co in Athenaeum and Academy 1899
226
Is it the Voice of the Hooligan?
250
J H MILLAR reviews Kim in Blackwoods Magazine 1901
269
STALKY on Kiplings India in Kipling Journal 1933
371
ANDRÉ MAUROIS A French View of Kipling in Kipling
378
Rudyard Kiplings Place in English
384
CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE
393
SELECT INDEX
399
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About the author (1997)

Roger Lancelyn Green was born in England in 1918, where his family has lived for more than 900 years. He was often sick as a child and spent long periods confined to his room devouring Greek myths, medieval romances, and fairy tales. Green began a lifelong fascination with Greece and Greek culture when he first visited that country in 1935. He went on to compile and retell many Greek stories, including "Old Greek Fairy Tales," and "Jason and the Golden Fleece." Green also wrote his own stories, but he is better known for his retellings of folk tales from around the world. Roger Lancelyn Green died in 1987

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