Chapter V: A Literary Reputation Sustained: His Fiction After 1900.
Chapter V of the book "Arthur Sherburne Hardy: Man of American Letters," by E. Kate Stewart is presented. It discusses Arthur Sherburne Hardy's furtherances in his literary reputation relative to his fiction after 1900. It notes that in general, critics believe that the fiction Hardy wrote after 190...
| Published in: | Arthur Sherburne Hardy: Man of American Letters pp. 78 - 101 |
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| Format: | Book Chapter |
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Digitalia Publishing Corp.
1986
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| Summary: | Chapter V of the book "Arthur Sherburne Hardy: Man of American Letters," by E. Kate Stewart is presented. It discusses Arthur Sherburne Hardy's furtherances in his literary reputation relative to his fiction after 1900. It notes that in general, critics believe that the fiction Hardy wrote after 1900 does not correspond to his earlier works and that it did not represent a diminished capacity. It provides further reviews and criticisms relating to his given works. |
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