Willa Cather
A Willa Cather Collection
... A s the end of the past decade approached, the Division of Rare Books and Manuscripts in the Colby College Library did not harbor any appreciable amount of Willa Cather memo- rabilia amo[r] ...
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Troubling bodies in the fiction of Willa Cather
... of Cather would have had little to do with her perceived lack of political engagement; in fact, the regional and agrarian themes of O Pioneers and My Ántonia should have appealed to the earliest proponents of New ...
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Willa Cather and Thea Kronborg: Two Stories of an Artist's Development
... Willa Cather's father, Charles Cather, may have considerably. influenced his daughter's early preference for a male identity as well[r] ...
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Generational Influences and Patterns in the Making of Americans in Willa Cather's O Pioneers! and My Ántonia
... asking Cather to be a historian,” Frus and Corkin argue that her novels provide a realistic representation of historical events and ...of Willa Cather’s work would be “a lost chance to engage a body of ...
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Vegetation of the Willa Cather Memorial Prairie.
... Kentucky bluegrass Sideoats grama Japanese brome Buffalograss Little bluestem Blue grama Big bluestem Sedges Tall dropseed Western ragweed Scribner panicum Hairy gra[r] ...
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Nature and Character in the Novels of Willa Cather
... embodiment of history or witness to the past (here, in the un- varying figures of the "toiling horses" and the "tired men" posed in stark relief against the "eternal,[r] ...
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Willa Cather and the Anathema of Materialism
... Burden in contrast to Wick Cutter; of Claude Wheeler in com- parison with his brother Bayliss; of Tonl Outland in juxtaposi- tion to Louie Marsellus; and of Captain Daniel Forrester alon[r] ...
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Willa Cather: Individualism and Style
... Cather used the omniscient point of view to give the novel that quality of legend that makes all incidents, whatever their subjective value, a part of a larger objective ritual.. Willa C[r] ...
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Willa Cather's Call on Housman
... Housman's volume." On the contrary, Miss Cather's letter says: "I had been stay- ing in London for some time." No doubt there are readers who will prefer the Falstaffian embe[r] ...
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The Iconography of Vice in Willa Cather's My Antonia
... Mary; ira or anger in Pavel and Mrs. Cutter; accidia in Anton Shimerda; avaricia or greed in Wick Cutter; gula or gluttony in Russian Peter; and luxuria or lust in Wick Cutter, once agai[r] ...
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O Pioneers! In the Light of Willa Cather's "Land-Philosophy"
... When Alexandra Bergson says to Carl Linstrum, "We come and go, but the land is always here" (p. 308), she pinpoints the underlying principle from which Miss Cather's correlation [r] ...
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Willa Cather's My Mortal Enemy: The Concise Presentation of Scene, Character, and Theme
... Also from her aunt, Nellie learns that Myra and Oswald have achieved average happiness when, Nellie feels, their romantic flight should have somehow made them "happier than other peo[r] ...
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The Sculptor and the Spinster: Jewett's "Influence" on Cather
... It is unlikely that Cather had not read "Miss Tempy's Watchers" (1888) by 1920 when she reproduced "The Sculp- tor's Funeral" in Youth and the Bright Medusa.. Certainly s[r] ...
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The life and work of Willa Muir, 1890 1955
... In the Willa Muir archive in the University Library, St Andrews; and from a collection owned by Ethel Ross and Irene Abenheimer... In the Willa Muir archive in the University Library, St[r] ...
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Analyst Repor t. (Brightspace, 2015) Cather ine Steeves
... Despite the many predictions of the end of the learning management system, the market is still growing in all areas of the world and the companies providing th[r] ...
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