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4. Information on Russian Formalism:
Gourfinkel, Nina, "Les nouvelles methodes d'histoire litteraire en Russie,"
Le Monde- Slave, VI (1929), pp. 234-63
Kridl, Manfred, "Russian Formalism," The American Bookman, I (1944),
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formalisme russe," Revue de litterature comparee, XII (1932), pp.
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den Jahren 1910-25," Zeitschrift fur slavische Philologie, IV (1927),
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Brown, E. K., "English Studies in the Postwar World," College English,
VI (1945), pp. 380-91
Foerster, Norman, The American Scholar: A Study in Litterae lnhu-
maniores, Chapel Hill, 1929
, "The Study of Letters," Literary Scholarship: its Aims and
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Gauss, Christian, "More Humane Letters," PMLA, LX (1945), pp.
1306-12
Jones, Howard Mumford, "Literary Scholarship and Contemporary Criti-
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Millett, Fred B., The Rebirth of Liberal Education, New York, 1 946
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