Masks & mirrors : essays in criticism - Bewley, Marius (New York : Atheneum, 1970)
The mask of John Donne.--The colloquial Byron.--The romantic imagination and the unromantic Byron.--Death and the James family.--Henry James's English hours.--Two American painters: Copley and Allston.--Mrs. Wharton's mask.--Scott Fitzgerald: The apprentice fiction.--Problems of American literary biography: Longfellow, Sinclair Lewis, Mark Twain.--Problems of American cultural history: O strange new world, Patriotic gore.--The heroic and the romantic West.--Wah-to-yah and the Taos Trail, a minor classic of the West.--James Fenimore Cooper, America's mirror of conscience.--The Land of Oz, America's great good place.--Wallace Stevens and Emerson.--The poetry of Isaac Rosenberg.--Eliot, Pound, and history.--Hart Crane's last poem.--A new kind of poetry?
Keywords: American literature -- History and criticism; English literature -- History and criticism