TABLE OF CONTENTS
Descriptive Summary
Biographical Sketch
Scope and Contents
Restrictions
Index Terms
Related Material
Administrative Information
Description of Series
Series I. Works,
n.d., 1897-1992
Series II. Reviews,
1955-92
Series III. Correspondence,
1956-91
Series IV: Family/Personal,
1893-1979
Series V: Computer Printouts,
1986-89
Index
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Christine Brooke-Rose:
An Inventory of Her Papers at the Harry Ransom Humanities
Research Center
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Creator |
Brooke-Rose, Christine,
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Christine Brooke-Rose Papers
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1893-1992 (bulk 1957-1992) |
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Abstract |
Novelist, poet, and
teacher Christine Brooke-Rose began her writing career with rather conventional
novels, but soon branched into works which successfully played with language
and form. Her papers provide representative forms of all of Brook-Rose's major
works including books, essays, and poems, as well as extensive correspondence
from agents, editors, friends, and students. Also present is a quantity of
personal materials documenting Brooke-Rose's education, wartime service,
marriages, and divorces. |
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RLIN Record # |
TXRC98-A40 |
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Extent |
21 boxes, 1 oversize box, 2
galley folders (9 linear feet) |
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Languages |
English, French, and German. |
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Repository |
Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center,
University of Texas at Austin |
Christine Frances Evelyn Brooke-Rose was born in Geneva, Switzerland, on
January 16, 1923. The younger of two daughters of Alfred Northbrook Rose, who
was English, and Evelyn Brooke Rose, who was half Swiss and half American,
Christine Brooke-Rose was raised in Brussels and educated at Somerville
College, Oxford (B.A. 1949, M.A. 1953) and University College, London (Ph.D.
1954). Her parents' marriage dissolved while Brooke-Rose was quite young; her
father died in 1934, and her mother later became a Benedictine nun (Mother
Anselm).
During World War II, Brooke-Rose served as an intelligence officer in
the British Women's Auxiliary Air Force, working at Bletchley Park. She married
Rodney Ian Shirley Bax, whom she met through her war work, on May 16, 1944.
They were divorced in January, 1948, and the marriage was later annulled. On
February 13, 1948, Brooke-Rose married Polish poet and novelist Jerzy
Pietrkiewicz (later Peterkiewicz). When her husband became ill in 1956,
Brooke-Rose began to write novels after having published
Gold (1955), a metaphysical religious poem
based upon the anonymous fourteenth-century English poem
Pearl. Her first two novels,
The Languages of Love (1957) and
The Sycamore Tree (1958), were satirical
novels of manners.
The Dear Deceit (1960), based upon her
father's life, and
The Middlemen: A Satire (1961) were also
conventional novels, although
The Dear Deceit used the technique of
presenting the story in reverse chronological order.
After her own illness in 1962, Brooke-Rose's fiction changed
dramatically; her next novel,
Out (1964), discarded the traditional ideals
of character and plot and began the play with language and form that has marked
her work ever since. From 1956 to 1968, Brooke-Rose worked in London as a
freelance literary journalist. In 1968, Brooke-Rose separated from her husband
and moved to Paris, beginning a career as a teacher of Anglo-American
literature and literary theory at the University of Paris VIII, Vincennes. As a
professor, Brooke-Rose was able to work on her fiction only during summer
breaks.
Such (1966) is the story of the after-death
experience of an astronomer, told in terms of astrophysics.
Between (1968), centering around the
experiences of a professional translator, is a book about language and
communication. In 1970,
Go When You See the Green Man Walking, a
collection of short stories, was published. Brooke-Rose has called her next
novel,
Thru (1975), a "fiction
about the fictionality of fiction."
Nine years elapsed between the publication of
Thru and the publication of
Amalgamemnon (1984); Brooke-Rose referred to
this period as her "traversée du desert."Amalgamemnon and three subsequent novels,
Xorandor (1986),
Verbivore (1990), and
Textermination (1991), form a loose
"computer quartet" reflecting on the demise of
humanism.
Amalgamemnon, written entirely in future and
conditional tenses, is about a female professor of literature in a time when
the humanities have become irrelevant.
Xorandor is a science fiction story about
the discovery by two children of a silicon-based civilization that feeds on
nuclear radiation. The story is written in the form of dialogue and computer
printouts by the children, who use an invented technological slang. The book
incorporates areas of physics and was written with the assistance of the
author's cousin, Claude Brooke, a physicist to whom Brooke-Rose was briefly
married from 1981 to 1982. In
Verbivore, a sequel, the now grown children
must deal with Xorandor's descendents, whose activities have caused a failure
of electronic communications media.
Textermination, about the gathering of
hundreds of recognizable literary characters at a Convention of Prayer for
Being, deals with the advent of a semi-literate popular culture.
As a translator, Brooke-Rose is best known for
In the Labyrinth (1968), an English
translation of Alain Robbe-Grillet's
Dans le labyrinth and winner of the 1969
Arts Council Translation Prize.
As a literary critic, Brooke-Rose is best known for her two studies of
Ezra Pound,
A ZBC of Ezra Pound (1971) and
A Structural Analysis of Pound's Usura Canto:
Jakobson's Method Extended and Applied to Free Verse (1976).
A Grammar of Metaphor (1958), a critical
study of English poets, was an outgrowth of her doctoral work at University
College.
A Rhetoric of the Unreal (1981) is a
collection of essays analyzing narrative techniques in various types of
fiction, while
Stories, Theories, and Things (1991)
contains essays of structural analyses of literary texts and general
discussions of issues in literary theory.
Now retired from teaching, Christine Brooke-Rose lives in the south of
France. The Brooke-Rose collection was purchased by the HRHRC in 1992. More
information about Christine Brooke-Rose and her work may be found in the
Dictionary of Literary Biography, vol. 14,
pp. 124-129.
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The Brooke-Rose papers consist of original and carbon copy typescripts,
holograph manuscripts, computer printouts, notebooks, correspondence,
clippings, galley proofs, original and photocopy page proofs, offprints,
documents, printed genealogies, publishing contracts, royalty statements, and
family papers, ranging in date from 1893 to 1992 (bulk 1957-92). The material
is arranged in five series: Works (1897-1992, 14 boxes), Reviews (1955-92, 1.5
boxes), Correspondence (1956-91, 3.5 boxes), Personal/Family (1893-1979, 1
box), and Computer Printouts (1986-89, 1 box). The Works series is arranged in
three subseries: Books, Essays, and Poetry. The Reviews series is divided into
two subseries: Reviews by Christine Brooke-Rose and Reviews of Works by
Christine Brooke-Rose. The Correspondence series has two subseries: Business
Correspondence and Personal Correspondence.
All of Brooke-Rose's major works are represented in some form. Many
early versions of works are present, and these often reveal original titles. In
the folder list, the discarded titles of works are indicated with quotation
marks, and the final titles are italicized. Where Brooke-Rose had labeled
varying versions of manuscripts, those labels are retained and indicated in the
folder list with single quotation marks. In keeping with Brooke-Rose's tendency
toward chronological order, works and personal/family papers have also been
arranged in chronological order. Reviews and correspondence remain in the
chronological order established by Brooke-Rose.
Most of the correspondence is incoming correspondence from publishers,
agents, editors, friends, colleagues, and students. Among the correspondents
are Brigid Brophy, Frank Kermode, Peter du Sautoy, Muriel Spark, Raleigh
Trevelyan, and Michael Westlake. All correspondents are included in the Index
of Correspondents.
Among the personal and family materials in the collection are documents
and correspondence relating to Brooke-Rose's education, career, wartime
service, marriages, and divorces.
Atari computer disks that were received with the collection have been
reformatted to Macintosh's operating system. The texts of the files were
compared with manuscripts already present in the collection; when the texts
differed, the computer files were printed. These printouts are grouped together
by computer disk. Due to the computer reformatting, margins, fonts, and some
diacritics are not the way they appeared on Brooke-Rose's original disks.
Brooke-Rose's personal copies of her books, anthologies containing her
work, offprints, and periodicals containing her work have been withdrawn from
the collection and cataloged with the Center's book holdings. Some copies are
signed or annotated by Brooke-Rose.
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Correspondents |
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Aldiss, BrianWilson,
1925- |
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Anson, Peter Frederick,
1889- |
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Barth, John |
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Bax, Rodney |
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Belben, Rosalind,
1941- |
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Birch, Sarah |
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Brophy, Brigid,
1929- |
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Bunting, Basil,
1900- |
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Burgess, Anthony,
1917- |
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Byatt, A.S. (Antonia
Susan), 1936- |
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Cohen, Ralph,
1917- |
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Davie, Donald |
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Dick, Kay |
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Du Sautoy, Peter |
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Freeman, Michael,
1938- |
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Gordon, Giles,
1940- |
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Gordon-Forbes,
Dorothy |
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Hesse, Eva |
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Hoepffner,
Bernard |
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Howard, Jean
Alington |
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Josipovici, Gabriel,
1940- |
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Kermode, Frank,
1919- |
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Kilmartin,
Terence |
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Laughlin, James,
1914- |
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Lerner, Laurence david,
1925- |
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Lodge, David,
1935- |
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Martin, Richard,
1934- |
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Mitchell, Lee Clark,
1947- |
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Nash, Cristopher |
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Peterkiewicz, Jerzy,
1916- |
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Rabaté, Jean-Michel,
1949- |
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Rachewiltz, Mary
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Rimmon-Kenan,
Shlomith |
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Scherer, Olga |
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Schmidt, Michael,
1947- |
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Spark, Muriel |
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Steiner, George,
1929- |
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Suleiman, Susan Rubin,
1939- |
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Taylor, Telford |
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Temple, Ruth
Zabriskie |
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Trevelyan,
Raleigh |
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Trypanis, C.A. (Constantine
Athanasius), 1909- |
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Westlake,
Michael |
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Wilson, Angus |
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Organizations |
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Cambridge University
Press |
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Carcanet (Firm) |
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Subjects |
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Authors and
publishers |
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Divorce--Religious
aspects--Catholic Church |
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Experimental
fiction |
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Linguists |
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Marriage--Annulment |
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Science fiction--women
authors |
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World War, 1939-1945--Female
participants |
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World War,
1939-1945--Military intelligence |
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Document Types |
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Birth
certificates |
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Contracts |
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Death
certificates |
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Divorce records |
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Family histories |
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Floppy disks |
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Galley proofs |
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Genealogies |
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Legal documents |
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Marriage
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Postcards |
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Other manuscripts relating to Christine Brooke-Rose at the HRHRC can
be found in the Alec Craig, John Lehmann, London Magazine, and Compton
Mackenzie collections. |
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Purchase, 1992
Katherine Mosley, 1993
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Series I. Works,
n.d., 1897-1992
(14 boxes) |
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The series is divided into three subseries: Books, Essays, and
Poetry. |
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The Books subseries, arranged chronologically by title, consists of
original and carbon copy typescripts, holograph manuscripts, printouts,
notebooks, printed genealogies, documents, clippings, correspondence,
offprints, and original and photocopy page proofs. All of Brooke-Rose's major
works are represented in some form. She wrote her first drafts by hand, usually
in a notebook, before typing successive drafts, and many of these heavily
revised early versions are present in the collection. Early versions of several
works reveal their original titles:
The Dear Deceit was previously titled
"A Chronicle of Wasted Time" and
"Ultraviolet";
Thru was originally titled
"Textermination";
Amalgamemnon was titled
"Soon";
Xorandor was titled
"The Alpha Guys"; and
A ZBC of Ezra Pound was titled
"Timing the Thunder: A Critical Introduction to
Ezra Pound." In the folder list, discarded titles of works are indicated
with quotation marks, while the final titles are in upper-case letters. Where
Brooke-Rose had labeled varying versions of manuscripts, those labels are
retained and indicated in the folder list with single quotation marks. |
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Heavily revised holograph manuscripts of
The Languages of Love and
The Sycamore Tree are present. The
origins of
The Dear Deceit, which was based upon
the life of Brooke-Rose's father, can be traced in early correspondence with
her aunt, Dorothy Gordon-Forbes. Brooke-Rose conducted intensive research on
her family history and on period books, clothing, and events; the resulting
correspondence, notes, drawings, and clippings are present. Also included are
notes about people on whom the characters are based and correspondence from
family members and others in response to the book. Family documents and papers,
including a journal her father kept and poems he wrote, are included in the
`family' research file. A chronological account of research documents the
author's efforts in writing the book. |
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Among manuscripts of
The Middlemen are two versions of
"Serena's Alter Ego," a short story that
became the basis of the book.
Between contains ten languages, and
notes and correspondence regarding linguistics are present, as is
correspondence with Eva Hesse about German passages in the manuscript. |
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Notable among
Xorandor manuscripts are an early, very
different version in holograph form, titled
"The Alpha Guys," and lists of the slang
vocabulary Brooke-Rose invented for the book. Notes for
Verbivore include correspondence from
friends with suggestions regarding language and scientific accuracy. A notebook
with a holograph manuscript of
Verbivore also contains a draft essay on
"aesthetics" in which Brooke-Rose discusses her
writing. Among the notes for
Textermination are lists of characters,
including an oversized chapter-by-chapter breakdown of characters, a list of
"Americanisms" (American slang), and correspondence
concerning copyrights. |
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The second subseries is comprised of manuscripts of essays by
Christine Brooke-Rose, arranged in the order she had established. The essays
include
"Ezra Pound: Piers Plowman in the Modern Waste
Land,""Dynamic Gradients,""A for But: 'The Custom House' in Hawthorne's
The Scarlet Letter,""Notes on the Metre of Auden's 'The Age of
Anxiety,'""The American Literary Scene: Writers in Search
of Community," and copies of Brooke-Rose's
"Letter from Paris" column in
The Spectator. Proof pages of
"Notes on the Metre of Auden's 'The Age of
Anxiety'" are accompanied by a letter from F. W. Bateson, editor of the
journal
Essays in Criticism.
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The third subseries consists of poetry manuscripts dating from 1946
to 1959 and remains in the order kept by Christine Brooke-Rose. In addition to
typescripts and holograph manuscripts of such poems as
"The Island of Reil" (in successive
versions),
"Impressions & Epigrams," and
"To My Mother, Taking the Veil," there are
tearsheets from
Botteghe Oscure and printed copies of
some poems. A holograph manuscript of
"Confiteor," in the hand of Brooke-Rose,
is attributed to Jerzy Peterkiewicz. |
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Subseries A: Books,
n.d., 1897-1991 |
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The Languages of Love, holograph
manuscript,
[1957] |
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The Sycamore Tree, holograph
manuscript with revisions, in five numbered notebooks,
[1958] |
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The Dear Deceit [
"A Chronicle of Wasted Time"] [
"Ultraviolet"] |
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Research |
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5-7 |
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Genealogies of the Brooke, Butler, and Poulin
families, with holograph annotations by Christine Brooke-Rose,
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Scrapbook of clippings re Mary Rose's custodianship
of Shakespeare's birthplace,
[1909] |
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1-5 |
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'File I. Family.' Holograph research notes, letters
written before and after publication, research receipts, family papers, and
holograph 'notes on fiction v. fact,' re characters and the people on whom they
are based,
n.d., 1897-1961 |
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'File II. Background.' Library call slips,
clippings, letters and holograph research notes on the time period of the book,
n.d., 1958 |
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'File II. Background'
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Holograph research notes on books, newspapers, and
period clothing, with a chronological account of the author's research, in five
notebooks,
n.d. |
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'Photocopies of my father's trial.' Photostats from
church newspapers,
1898
(housed in oversize storage) |
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3-7 |
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Holograph manuscript, in nine notebooks,
n.d. |
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1-2 |
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Holograph manuscript, in nine notebooks,
n.d. |
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The Middlemen: A
Satire |
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"Serena's Alter Ego" [short
story], typescript with holograph revisions,
n.d. |
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"Serena's Alter Ego," typescript
of a later version, with holograph revisions,
n.d. |
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Holograph manuscript, in five notebooks,
4 Aug.-20 Sept. 1960 |
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Out |
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Holograph manuscript, in five numbered notebooks,
n.d. |
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Holograph manuscript, in five numbered notebooks,
n.d. |
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2-3 |
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Typescript with holograph revisions,
n.d. |
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Such |
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4 |
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Research notes.
"Astrophysics," holograph
manuscript in one notebook,
n.d. |
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Holograph manuscript in four numbered notebooks,
n.d. |
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Typescript with holograph corrections,
n.d. |
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1-2 |
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'Copy 2.' Carbon copy typescript with holograph
corrections,
n.d. |
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Between |
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3 |
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Notes and correspondence, primarily regarding
linguistics,
With typescript of poem
'God-game,' n.d., 1967-68. n.d. |
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'First draft.' Incomplete holograph manuscript with
revision pages, in two numbered notebooks,
July 1967 |
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Holograph manuscript in four numbered notebooks,
n.d. |
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Correspondence with Eva Hesse re German passages in
the manuscript,
n.d., 1968 January |
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'Copy 1.' Typescript with holograph revisions,
n.d. |
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1 |
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'Copy 1.' |
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'Copy 3.' Carbon copy typescript, with holograph
revisions,
n.d. |
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Layout for front matter,
[1968]
(housed in oversize storage) |
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4 |
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'Narrativitàe Metalinguaggio in "Between" di Christine Brooke-Rose' [thesis by
Lucia Zagli], bound photocopy typescript,
1982 |
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Go When You See the Green Man
Walking |
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5 |
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'Notes for
"The Foot." ' Holograph notes on
the nervous system, holograph draft manuscript, and unrelated holograph notes
on various topics, in two notebooks,
n.d. |
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Holograph manuscript drafts of
"Medium Loser and Small Winner,""Queenie Fat and Thin," and
"They All Go to the Mountains," in
one notebook,
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'Some manuscripts, short stories, notes.' Holograph
manuscript drafts of
"The Doubting Spirits,""On Terms," and
"The Religious Button," in one
notebook,
With a holograph decision-making aid
in planning a trip n.d. |
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'BBC Radio Play.' Incomplete holograph manuscript
drafts of
"A Seance at the Seminar" [radio
play] and
"The Chinese Bedspread," in one
notebook,
with draft of a letter from
Brooke-Rose re a Senior Research Fellowship,
n.d. n.d. |
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"Red Rubber Gloves," carbon copy
typescript, with holograph revisions,
n.d. |
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1 |
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'Various translators' attempts at 'The Foot' [and The
Chinese Bedspread].' Carbon copy and original typescripts, printouts,
and holograph manuscript, with holograph revisions, by Bernard Hoepffner,
Christine Brooke-Rose, Claude Brooke, and Marguerite Derrida,
1968-91 |
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'Christine Brooke-Rose's "The
Foot:" A Pragmalinguistic Analysis' [thesis by Silvia Tognola],
bound photocopy typescript,
1983 |
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"Timing the Thunder: A Critical
Introduction to Ezra Pound"[A ZBC of Ezra Pound] |
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3-6 |
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Holograph manuscript in four numbered notebooks, n.d.
Notebook 4 also contains a holograph draft of
"Do you believe in the the existence of
God she said in her elegant trouser-suit," n.d. |
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"Textermination"[Thru] |
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Holograph manuscript notes and typescript and
holograph manuscript draft fragments,
n.d. |
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'First draft [19]69.' Incomplete holograph manuscript
in one numbered notebook,
1969 |
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'Textermination,' Second draft [19]70 and
following summer.' Holograph manuscript in two notebooks,
1970-71 |
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1-2 |
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'Textermination,' holograph manuscript of a
third version, in four numbered notebooks,
n.d. |
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'Final draft [19]72.' Holograph manuscript in six
numbered notebooks,
1972 |
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'Copy 3.' Typescript with holograph corrections and
notes to printer,
[1975] |
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'Top copy.' Mimeograph typescript with holograph
corrections,
n.d. |
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'Top copy.' |
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"Soon"[Amalgamemnon] |
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'Soon-Revision.' Holograph manuscript fragments in one
notebook. With holograph manuscript draft fragment of
Thru in French and holograph
draft of letter to Michael Rubinstein re
"The Alpha Guys"[Xorandor], n.d. |
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'Soon,' photocopy typescript, bound,
1978-81 |
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Typescript with holograph revisions, bound,
n.d. |
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"The Alpha Guys"[Xorandor] |
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The Alpha Guys by Hunter Brooke, Holograph
manuscript, in five numbered notebooks,
n.d. |
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"The Alpha Guys by Hunter Brooke: Volume
1." Incomplete photocopy typescript, bound,
n.d. |
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"Xorandor." Holograph manuscript
in three numbered notebooks, n.d. Notebook 3 also contains holograph manuscript
revision pages,
n.d. |
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Notebook containing holograph manuscript scientific
notes written by Thomas Blackburn, holograph list of chapters, holograph list
of vocabulary, and additional holograph revision pages,
n.d. |
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Photocopy typescript with holograph revisions,
1985 |
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1-2 |
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French translation by Bernard Hoepffner. Photocopy
printout with holograph corrections by Brooke-Rose,
1989 |
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Notes. Holograph preliminary and revision notes, with
clippings; correspondence; holograph, typescript, and photocopy lists of
corrections; and printout and photocopy typescript drafts,
n.d., 1988-89 |
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Holograph manuscript in two numbered notebooks,
Notebook 2 also contains a draft
essay of
"Illicitations" 1988. |
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Printout typescripts of various versions of chapters,
22 April 1987
(see Computer Printouts) |
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folder |
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Printout typescript of a later version, with holograph
revisions, with some photocopy page proofs,
[1988] |
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Stories, Theories, and
Things |
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folder |
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8 |
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Composite holograph manuscript, printout typescript,
offprints, photocopy printed pages, photocopy typescript, and page proofs, with
holograph revisions,
n.d., 1963, 1985, 1988.
On versos of some printouts: fragments of
Verbivore, n.d. |
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Chapter 2,
"Whatever Happened to
Narratology?" with bibliography,
22 April 1987
(see Computer Printouts) |
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"Illicitations," [later rewritten
as Chapter 18,
"An Allegory of Aesthetics"],
1987 April 22
(see Computer Printouts) |
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Composite holograph manuscript |
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Printout typescript, with holograph revisions, bound,
n.d. |
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Photocopy page proofs, with holograph corrections and
revisions. With three photocopy typed letters, signed, from Brooke-Rose to
Linda Matthews at Cambridge University Press, and photocopy typescript index,
1990 |
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Textermination |
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folder |
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'Notes.' Incoming correspondence re character
suggestions, holograph manuscript drafts of letters, acknowledgements, and
blurb; holograph list ofAmericanisms; holograph lists of
corrections; holograph lists of characters; holograph notes and letters re.
copyrights,
[1990-91].
On some versos: printout typescript fragments of
Stories, Theories, and Things,
n.d. (housed in galley storage) |
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Holograph manuscript in two notebooks,
n.d. |
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Holograph manuscript in two notebooks,
n.d. |
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Early draft fragments. Photocopy and printout
typescript with holograph revisions,
n.d. |
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'Typescript...as first sent, before first corrections,
with own design for cover (not done).' Printout typescript, bound, with note
from Lorna [Sage],
1991 |
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'First print-out corrected.' Printout typescript, with
holograph corrections by Melody __ and Brooke-Rose,
[1991] |
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Printout typescript of a later version,
22 April 1987
(see Computer Printouts) |
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Subseries B: Essays,
1961-87 |
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folder |
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6 |
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'Essays. Misc. by CBR.' Photocopy printed copies,
photocopy typescripts, typescripts with holograph corrections, and galley
proofs,
1961-87
(housed in galley files) |
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"Letters from Paris." Printed copies
of columns from
The Spectator, 1976 |
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Subseries C: Poetry,
1946-59 |
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folder |
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8 |
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'Early poems [19]46 to early [19]50s.' Holograph
manuscripts, original and carbon copy typescripts, printed copies, and proof
pages,
1946-59 |
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Series II. Reviews,
1955-92
(1.5 boxes) |
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The second series is divided into two subseries: Reviews by
Christine Brooke-Rose and Reviews of Works by Christine Brooke-Rose. |
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The first subseries, maintained in the chronological order
established by Brooke-Rose, consists primarily of clippings, with some carbon
copy typescripts, original typescripts, and page proofs, from 1955 to 1984.
Transcripts of radio talks discussing books are also filed among reviews.
Brooke-Rose's separation of signed and unsigned reviews is retained. Her
reports to publishers concerning books on Pound include carbon copy and
original typescripts and correspondence. |
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Reviews, mainly for newspapers, of all of Brooke-Rose's major works
consist mainly of clippings, with some carbon copy and original typescripts,
and are maintained in Brooke-Rose's original order. A publisher's blurb for
The Sycamore Tree and typescript
reader's reports for
Such and
Amalgamemnon are also included with the
reviews. General press cuttings include clippings about awards won by
Brooke-Rose, articles that mention her, reviews of her translations, and
general reviews of her work. A 1989 printed copy of
"Les Écrivains Britanniques de 1945 a Nos
Jours" contains on entry for Brooke-Rose. |
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Subseries A: Reviews by Christine Brooke-Rose,
1955-84 |
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folder |
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'Signed reviews by CBR roughly in date order.'
Clippings, page proofs, and carbon copy andoriginal typescripts,
1955-84
(housed in galley file) |
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folder |
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1 |
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'Signed reviews by CBR roughly in date
order' |
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'Unsigned reviews by CBR roughly in date order.'
Clippings,
1956-68
(housed in galley file) |
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'Misc. reports to publishers, 1 letter re. Pound,'
carbon copy and original typescripts,
n.d., 1965-75 |
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Subseries B: Reviews of Works by Christine Brooke-Rose,
1955-92 |
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folder |
| 15 |
4 |
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Gold, clippings and carbon copy
typescripts,
1955 |
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5 |
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The Languages of Love, clippings,
1957 |
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6 |
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A Grammar of Metaphor, clippings,
1958-62 |
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The Sycamore Tree, clippings,
1958-59. With blurb and letter from Juliet O'Hea of Curtis Brown
Ltd. |
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8 |
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The Dear Deceit, clippings,
1960-61 |
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9 |
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The Middlemen: A Satire, clippings
and correspondence,
1961 |
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10 |
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Out, clippings and typescripts,
1964-67 |
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11 |
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Such, clippings, 1966-67. With
reader's report for Michael Joseph and a letter from Editions Gallimard,
1965 |
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12 |
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Between, clippings and
typescripts,
1968-71 |
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Go When You See the Green Man
Walking,clippings,
1970-71 |
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14 |
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A ZBC of Ezra Pound, clippings,
1972-73 |
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15 |
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Thru, clippings,
1975-83 |
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16 |
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A Rhetoric of the Unreal,
clippings,
1982-86 |
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17 |
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Amalgamemnon, clippings, 1984-85.
With typescript reader's report |
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Xorandor, clippings,
1986-87 |
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2 |
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Verbivore, clippings,
1990 |
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Stories, Theories, and Things,
clippings,
1991 |
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Textermination, clippings,
1992 |
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'Press Cuttings-General,' clippings,
1960-86 |
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"Les Écrivains Britanniques de 1945 a Nos
Jours," L'o&il de la lettre,
1989 |
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Series III. Correspondence,
1956-91
(3.5 boxes) |
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The third series is divided into two subseries, Business
Correspondence and Personal Correspondence, and preserves Brooke-Rose's filing
arrangement, although correspondence from a single correspondent may be found
in both categories. |
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The first subseries includes contracts, royalty statements, and
letters from publishers, agents, and editors, with some photocopy and printout
replies from Brooke-Rose, all arranged in reverse chronological order. Included
in letters from publishers is correspondence between Brooke-Rose and Michael
Schmidt at Carcanet discussing manuscript changes, book design, promotion, and
other issues and reflecting the ups and downs of their relationship. Also
present with the letters are some proof pages of
Xorandor.
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The second subseries contains mainly incoming personal
correspondence, with occasional copies of Brooke-Rose's replies, arranged in
reverse chronological order. While Brooke-Rose's division of 'personal letters'
and 'miscellaneous and personal letters re own work' has been maintained, both
files contain letters discussing her work. In addition, letters from a single
correspondent may be scattered throughout the entire series. For information
about the location of letters by a single correspondent, see the Index of
Correspondents. Among correspondents are Brigid Brophy, Bernard Hoepffner,
Frank Kermode, Richard Martin, Shlomith Rimmon-Kenan, Peter du Sautoy, Olga
Scherer, Muriel Spark, Raleigh Trevelyan, and Michael Westlake. Letters from
Jean Alington Howard discuss Brooke-Rose's work as an intelligence officer at
Bletchley Park during World War II. Letters from Eva Hesse, who was Ezra
Pound's German translator, date from 1964-84, and letters from Mary de
Rachewiltz, Pound's daughter, date from 1967-89. Correspondence from Jerzy
Peterkiewicz cover the years of their separations, reconciliations, and
divorce. |
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Subseries A: Business Correspondence,
1959-91 |
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folder |
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7 |
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'Contracts 1959-89' |
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8 |
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'Royalty Statements [19]84-90' |
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9-12 |
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'Letters from publishers and (would-be) agents 1965-91.'
With some photocopy and printout replies by Brooke-Rose |
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folder |
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1-3 |
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'Letters from editors (mostly of scholarly reviews),'
1971-1991 |
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Subseries B: Personal Correspondence,
1956-91 |
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folder |
| 17 |
4-7 |
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'Personal letters 1988-91' |
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folder |
| 18 |
1-6 |
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'Personal letters 1971-85.' With one letter from
Constantine Trypanis,
29 January 1956 |
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'Miscellaneous and personal letters re. own work,
197[1]-91' |
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folder |
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1 |
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'Miscellaneous and personal letters re own work,
197[1]-91' |
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Jean Alington Howard,
1983-91 |
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'Letters-Eva Hesse,'
1964-84 |
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'Letters-Mary de Rachewiltz,'
1967-89 |
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'Letters from Jerzy Peterkiewicz, File 1,'
1968-72 |
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folder |
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1-2 |
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[19]73-90' |
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Series IV: Family/Personal,
1893-1979
(1 box) |
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The fourth series, Family/Personal, contains Brooke-Rose's personal
papers as well as papers of family members. Some of this material is similar to
the family research file Brooke-Rose developed while writing
The Dear Deceit.
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A 1932-33 notebook of Flemish language exercises from Brooke-Rose's
schooldays in Brussels contains a letter she wrote to her grandmother. Papers
documenting Brooke-Rose's education include school certificates and letters of
reference from teachers. Among career and wartime service papers are letters of
reference from a teacher, a supervisor, and a commanding officer, and letters
from Rodney Bax regarding post-war credit vouchers. Citizenship documents
consist of a National Health Service medical card, a 1950 letter from the
Nationality Division of the Home Office, and an oversized certificate of
identity with a photograph and personal data. |
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Also present are documents and correspondence from Rodney Bax and
church officials regarding the annulment of Brooke-Rose's first marriage. Other
documents include copies of Brooke-Rose's 1967 and 1976 wills, documents from
Brooke-Rose's divorce from Jerzy Peterkiewicz, and a photocopy of the deed of
Peterkiewicz' name change from Pietrkiewicz. Statutory declarations/estate
settlements include exhibits from the estate claims and settlements of Alfred
N. Rose and Alice Brooke Savedge: Brooke-Rose's birth, marriage, and divorce
certificates, her mother's birth certificate, her parents' marriage
certificate, her father's death certificate, and her sister's birth
certificate. |
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Although Brooke-Rose destroyed most of the correspondence from her
estranged sister, Doriel, the `Doriel File' does contain letters from family
and friends discussing Doriel, as well as one remaining letter from Doriel to
the author. Papers relating to Evelyn Brooke-Rose, Christine Brooke-Rose's
mother, include a certificate of baptism, George Brooke's certificate of
naturalization, and the marriage banns of Evelyn Brooke and Alfred N. Rose.
Also present is a childhood notebook Evelyn and her sisters wrote, titled
"The Jo's Club Paper" and influenced by
Little Women. |
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folder |
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3 |
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Notebook of Flemish exercises, holograph manuscript,
1932-33. With holograph letter to Laure Poulin Brooke,
1 June [1930] |
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Education. Certificates and typed letters,
1939-52 |
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Career and wartime service papers,
1940-59 |
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Citizenship documents,
1948-50
(housed in oversize storage) |
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'Sacra Rota' [annulment, Rodney Bax marriage], documents
and correspondence,
1961-67 |
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Wills,
1967, 1976 |
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Divorce papers [Jerzy Peterkiewicz marriage], 1973-76.
With document of name change |
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Statutory declarations/estate settlements,
1893-1977 |
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'Doriel [Brooke-Rose] file.' Correspondence,
1922-79 |
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Evelyn Brooke. Documents and childhood notebook titled
" The Jo's Club Paper," 1893-1919 |
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Series V: Computer Printouts,
1986-89
(1 box) |
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Several Atari computer disks were acquired with the collection, a
system to which HRC does not have ready access. To enable staff to determine
whether the files on the disks were duplicates of manuscripts already present
in the collection in hard copy, the information was converted to Microsoft Word
for the Macintosh. The files were then checked against the collection, and
printouts were made of the files, primarily chapters of
Verbivore and
Textermination with some accompanying
correspondence, that were not already present. The original margins, fonts, and
some of the diacritics were altered during the reformatting, but no other
changes were made. The folder list indicates the titles of the computer files.
Brooke-Rose's Atari and Adler computer disks, along with the reformatted copies
made at the HRC, are located at the end of the series. |
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folder |
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13 |
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'V. Chs. 2-5 copy + 165-7,'
1987 April 22.
Printout typescripts of various versions of
Verbivore, chapters 2, 3, 5, 6, 12.
Chapter 3 is dated 2 February 1986 |
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folder |
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'V chs. 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,'
1987 April 22.
Printout typescripts of various versions of
Verbivore, chapters 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7, 8, 9, 10, 11 |
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PTDBib, Zupp, Zupp2, VC3,'
22 April 1987.
Printout typescripts of
"Illicitations,""Whatever Happened to Narratology?"
[Chapter 2 of
Stories, Theories, and Things] with
bibliography, one letter (1989 January 28) to Michael Schmidt of Carcanet, one
letter (30 January 1989) to Bernard Hoepffner re his book
Windows, two versions of two letters
(30 January 1989) to Renaud Zuppinger, and
Verbivore chapters 1, 12, 13, 14,
18, and a list of corrections |
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T14, T15, T16, T17, T18,'
22 April 1987.
Printout typescript of
Textermination |
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- Abbott, Michael (see Carcanet (Firm))
- Ackroyd, Peter (see
Spectator)
- Adcock, E. H.--2-1
- Adelphi (Firm)--16-12
- Adorers of the Sacred Heart of Jesus of Montmartre--17-7, 18-2,
18-3, 18-4
- Ahrens, Rüdiger, 1939- --18-1
- Ainley, Mark (see Battersea Arts Center)
- Albin Michel (Firm)--16-11, 16-12, 19-1
- Aldiss, Brian Wilson, 1925- --16-11, 19-1
- Allan-Smith, H. (see Allied Publicity Services (Liverpool) Ltd.)
- Allied Publicity Services (Liverpool) Ltd.--20-5
- Allison, Barley (see Secker & Warburg)
- Angela, Mother M. (see Adorers of the Sacred Heart of Jesus of
Montmartre)
- Anson, Peter Frederick, 1889- --2-1, 2-3
- Anthony Sheil Associates Ltd. (see Gordon, Giles)
- Antretter, Dietlind--18-3
- Archdiocese of Westminster (see Brown, Ralph, Revd.)
- Ardagh, John, 1928- --17-6, 17-7
- Ashley Famous Agency, Inc.--16-12
- Association for the Blind of Western Australia (Inc.)--16-10
- Atheneum Publishers--15-9
- Auger, Jill Fisher (see Harvard University. Press)
-
Autrement Dire--17-1
- Auty, R. M. (Richard M.)--17-4, 18-3
- Bal, Mieke, 1946- --17-7
- Banford, Ann (Banfield, Ann?)--17-5
- Banque de L'Harpe, Leclerc & Co.--20-11
- Baring-Gould, E. S.--2-1
- Barnes, R. A.--2-1
- Barrie & Jenkins (London, England)--16-7
- Barth, John--18-2
- Bateson, Frederick Wilse, 1901- (see
Essays in Criticism)
- Battersea Arts Center--18-7
- Bax, Rodney--20-7
- Beddow, Helen (see Cambridge University Press)
- Beer, Susan (see Cambridge University Press)
- Belben, Rosalind, 1941- --17-5, 17-6, 17-7, 18-7
- Bell, Brodrick & Gray--2-5
- Bell, Millicent--17-1
- Bellos, David (see
Comparative Criticism)
- Beressem, Hanjo---17-7, 18-7
- Bessie, Simon Michael (see Atheneum Publishers)
- Bibby, Kenneth Brodie--2-5
- Biblioteca apostolica vaticana--2-5
- Birch, Sarah--17-4, 18-7
- Black, Michael H. (see Cambridge University Press)
- Blake, Carole (see Michael Joseph Ltd.)
- Blazek, Doris D.--15-3, 17-3
- Bodmer, Michel--17-7, 18-1, 18-3, 18-7, 19-1
- Bofill, Eli (see
Edicions 62)
- Bogen, Nancy, 1932- --18-1, 18-2, 18-7
- Bonnick, Joanne (see Curtis Brown, Ltd.)
- Bookmark (see British Broadcasting Corporation)
- Boult, G. F. F.--2-1
- Bowen, Charlotte (see
New Literary History)
- Brandt, Rüdiger, 1949- --17-7, 18-1
- British Broadcasting Corporation--16-8, 17-1, 18-7
- British Council--17-4, 18-7
- Brooke, Claude--18-3
- Brooke, Dora (aunt)--18-5
- Brooke, Evelyn Blanche (Mother Anselem)--2-4, 20-11
- Brooke, Francis (uncle)--2-4, 2-7, 20-11
- Brooke, George W. (grandfather)--20-11
- Brooke, Laure Poulin (grandmother)--20-3, 20-11
- Brooke-Rose, Doriel--20-11
- Brooks, Shepherd (see Salzburg Seminar on American Studies)
- Brophy, Brigid, 1929- --17-5, 17-6, 18-2, 18-4
- Brown, Herbert Radcliffe ("Bertie")--2-1, 2-5
- Brown, Keith, 1931- --19-1
- Brown, Ralph, Revd.--20-7
- Bryant, Leslie E. (see J. M. Bryant Company)
- Bryant, Mark (see Secker & Warburg)
- Bullock, Marcus--17-1, 18-7
- Bunting, Basil, 1900- --19-1
- Burgess, Anthony, 1917- --18-5
- Burke, Derek C. (see University of East Anglia)
- Burnet, Pauline--18-2
- Burnley, Judith (see Penguin (Firm))
- Buscarlet, J. M. (Jean-Marc), 1925- --18-2
- Butler, Lance St. John--17-1, 17-2
- Byatt, A. S. (Antonia Susan), 1936- --17-4, 17-7, 18-7
- Caldecott, Oliver (see Wildwood House Ltd.)
- CALIBAN--17-1, 17-2
- Callecott, Diana (see University of Durham)
- Callil, Carmen (see Chatto & Windus (Firm))
- Calvocoressi, Peter (see Penguin (Firm))
- Cambridge University Press--13-3, 15-16, 16-7, 16-8, 16-9, 16-10,
16-11, 17-2
- Cameron, Brenda (see Cambridge University Press)
- Carcanet (Firm)--13-5, 15-17, 16-7, 16-9, 16-10, 16-11, 17-1,
17-2, 18-7
- Carl Hanser Verlag--19-4
- Carswell, Christine (see Chatto & Windus (Firm))
- Celly, Jean-Jacques, 1934- (see
Collection Textuerre)
- Cent Pages Editions--16-9, 16-10
- Challis, Everett W.--2-5
- Challinors & Dickson, Solicitors--2-1, 2-2
- Chambers, George B.--2-1, 2-3
- Chatman, Seymour Benjamin, 1928- --18-5, 18-6
- Chatto & Windus (Firm)--16-10, 16-11
- Chidley, J., Mrs. (see Faber and Faber, Ltd., Publishers)
- Chopin, Réjíne--17-7, 18-2, 18-3
- Christensen, Thomas (see North Point Press)
- Church Society--2-3
- Cixous, Hél'ene, 1937- --17-6, 18-5, 18-6
- Clifford, R. E. (Ralph Ernest) (see Oxford University. University
Registry)
- Cofer, Clyde L.--20-6
- Cohen, Ralph, 1917- (see
New Literary History)
- Cohn, Dorrit--18-3
- Cohn, Stephen (see
Poetics Today)
-
Collection Textuerre--17-1
- Columbia University--18-2
-
Comparative Criticism--17-1, 17-2
-
Comparative Literature--17-1
- Conradi, Peter J., 1945- --17-6
- Cook, Albert Spaulding--17-4, 17-6, 18-2, 18-5, 18-6
-
Copyright--17-1
- Cordesse, Gérard (see
Caliban)
- Courtz, Z. (see Ecole pratique des hautes études (France))
- Covington & Burling (see Blazek, Doris D.)
- Coxan, Helen (see Cambridge University Press)
- Crook, Arthur--17-4
- Cullen, John, 1936- --18-1, 18-4
- Curtis Brown, Ltd.--15-7, 15-9, 16-7
- D. R. Hillman & Sons, Ltd.--16-7
- D'Alançon, Monica--18-1
- Daniel, Jack L. (Jack Lee), 1942- --13-5
- Davie, Donald--19-1
- Dawes, C. R.--2-5
- Day, Robert A., 1924--18-3
- Deborah Rogers Ltd.--16-11
- Del Sapio, Giorgio--17-4
- Del Sapio Garbero, Maria--17-4, 17-5, 18-7
- Delphy, Françoise--17-6
- Denoël (Firm)--16-10
- Dick, Kay--17-5
- Dickson, Lovat, 1902- (see Macmillan & Co.)
- Dietrich, David--18-7
- Dodd, Hilary (see Cambridge University Press)
- Donald, Elsie Burch--17-4, 17-5, 16-6
- d'Orban, Eve (see Encounter (London))
- Dowty, (see H. R. Napp)
- Drabble, Margaret, 1939- --17-4
- Dronke, Ursula--20-4
- Dunderdale, Monsignor--20-7
- Dupas, Jean-Claude (see
Fabula)
- Durand, Regis--17-2, 18-5
- Du Sautoy, Peter (see also Faber and Faber, Ltd.,
Publishers)--17-4, 17-5, 17-7, 18-1, 18-2, 18-3, 18-4
- Du Sorbier, Françoise--17-7, 18-6
- Eastburn, G. J. (see Great Britain. Ministry of Information)
- Easthope, Antony--18-1
- Eco, Umberto--16-11, 18-4, 18-5, 19-1
- Ecole pratique des hautes études (France)--19-1
- Edgecome, Wilfred--2-5
- Edhasa--16-10
-
Edicions 62--16-9
-
Edinburgh Review (see Edinburgh
University Press)
- Edinburgh University Press--12-3, 16-9, 17-1, 18-7
- Editions Alain Moreau--15-15
- Editions La Découverte--16-11
- Edouard Chamay--20-11
- Edwards, John D.--17-4
- Eimour Muhadine--17-1
- Encounter (London)--14-8
- Engels, Angelika (see Editions La Découverte)
- English Centre of International PEN--17-1
- Erzgräber, Willi--18-1
-
Essays in Criticism: A Quarterly Journal of
Literary Criticism--14-6
-
Etudes Anglaises (see Monad, Sylv'ere)
-
Europe (see Eimour Muhadine)
- Evans, Matthew (see Faber and Faber, Ltd., Publishers)
- Even-Zohar, Itamar, 1939- (see
Poetics Today)
- Faber and Faber, Ltd., Publishers, London--15-3, 16-7, 16-8,
16-10
- Fabienne, Guilliot--19-1
-
Fabula--17-2
- Fairley, A. Frank (see United States, Post Office)
- Farrar, Straus & Giroux, Inc.--16-2
- Farrer, David (see Secker & Warburg)
- Faucherean, Suzy--18-5, 18-6
- Federman, Raymond--18-2
- Felman, Shosana--18-4
- Ferdinand Schöningh--17-2
- Fluck, Winfried--18-1
- Fowler, Roger--18-5
- Fox, Levi (see Trustees and Guardians of Shakespeare's
Birthplace)
- Fraenkel-Thonet, Monica--18-3
- Frank, Joseph, 1918- --18-5
- Freeman, Michael, 1938- (see also Carcanet (Firm))--17-4, 18-1
- Friedman, Ellen G., 1944- --16-5, 16-10, 17-1, 17-2, 17-5
- Fuchs, Miriam, 1949- --17-1
- Fulton, Margaretta (see Harvard University. Press)
- Gadet, Olivier (see Cent Pages Editions)
- Gallimard (Firm)--15-11, 16-12
- Galtier, Bernard (see Université de Picardie)
- Gandini, Morena--18-7
- Garrett, Tony, 1929- --17-4
- Gastaldi, Jérôome--20-8
- Gille, Elisabeth, 1937- (see Denoel (Firm))
- Gillham, William (see Gillhams, Solicitors)
- Gillhams, Solicitors--2-5, 20-7, 20-8, 20-9
- Giroux, Robert (see Farrar, Straus & Giroux, Inc.)
- Gladwell, Norah (see Watt, (A. P.) and Son)
- Glyn, Susan--18-5, 18-6
- Goldsmith, Keith (see Carcanet (Firm))
- Goode, J. W. (see Cambridge University Press)
- Gordon, Giles, 1940- --16-11, 17-3
- Gordon-Forbes, Dorothy "Dodo"
(aunt)--2-1, 2-2
- Graham, Kenneth--17-2, 17-6
- Grant, Russell--18-1
-
Granta--17-3
- Great Britain. Immigration and Nationality Dept.--20-6
- Great Britain. Ministry of Information--2-4
- Gretter, Suzanne (see Suhrkamp Verlag)
- Grimes, Frank E.--2-1
- Guéron, Jacqueline--18-5
- Guthrie, E. J. (see Royal Insurance Company Ltd.)
- H. R. Napp Ltd.--2-5
- Haferd, Maggie--17-5, 17-7, 18-3, 18-5, 18-6
- Hall, Philippa--18-3
- Hamish Hamilton Ltd.--16-11, 16-12
- Hanbury, Geoffrey--2-5
- Handwerk, Gary J., 1954- --17-1
- Hardy, Violet, Lady--2-1
- Harshav, Benjamin, 1928- (see
Poetics and Theory of Literature and
Poetics Today)
- Harshav, Barbara "Bobbi"--18-3
- Harvard University. Press--16-8
- Hassan, Ihab Habib, 1925- --17-2, 18-4, 19-1
- Hayman, David--18-5, 18-6, 19-1
- Heenan, John Carmel, Cardinal, 1905-1975--20-7
- Hermann Luchterhand Verlag--16-12
- Hesse, Eva--6-7, 19-3, 19-4, 19-5
- Heusser, Martin, 1953- --18-2, 18-3
- Hewitt, Thomas (see Church Society)
- Heyman-Madison, Daniel--15-17
- Hill, Doreen (see Association for the Blind of Western Australia
(Inc.))
- Hillman, D. R. (see D. R. Hillman & Sons, Ltd.)
- Hird, B. Whitworth--2-5
- Hochman, Baruch, 1930- --18-4
- Hoepffner, Bernard--8-1, 17-1, 17-4, 17-6, 17-7, 18-1, 18-2, 18-7,
21-3
- Hogarth Press--19-1
- Holland, Vyvyan Beresford, 1886-1967--2-5
- Homberger, Beat--16-11, 18-3, 18-4, 18-7, 19-1
- Houston, John 17--4
- Houston, Melodie--17-4
- Howard, Jean Alington--19-2
- Huber, John--18-2
- Huber, Marlies--17-6, 18-2
- Hubert, Renée Riese, 1916- (see
Comparative Literature)
- Hughes, Peter--17-5, 17-7, 18-1, 18-3
- Hughes, Psiche--17-6
- Hunt, John Dixon (see
Word & Image)
- Instituto Giangiacomo Feltrinelli--16-12
- International Association of University Professors of
English--17-5
- International Committee of the Red Cross--2-4
- Inwood, Angela (see British Broadcasting Corporation)
- Ivimy, Joan--20-11
- J. & A. Churchill Ltd.--2-5
- J. M. Bryant Company--2-3
- Janson-Smith, Peter--16-12
- Jardine, Penelope--18-1, 18-3
- Jonathan Cape, Ltd.--16-11
- Jones, Eric M., Sir--20-5, 20-7
- Jones, Ross H., Jr. (see Symbolics)
- Jordis, Christine (see British Council)
- Jore-Laget, Martine--18-5
- Joseph, Terri Brint--17-6, 18-1, 18-2
- Josipovici, Gabriel, 1940- --17-4, 18-6
- Julian, Merrilyn (see Methuen & Co.)
- Kadaré, Ismail--13-5
- Kafalenos, Emma Mellard, 1939- --19-1
- Karvelis, Ugné (see Gallimard (Firm))
- Keating, Roland (see British Broadcasting Corporation and
Bookmark
- Kenan, Guy (Jay)--18-4
- Keogh, Andrew (see Yale University Library)
- Kermode, Frank, 1919- --17-4, 17-5, 17-6, 18-1, 18-4, 18-5, 18-6
- Kilmartin, Terence--18-1
- Kirkland & Lane Solicitors--2-3
- Knowlton, Perry (see Curtis Brown, Ltd.)
- Kravitz, Peter (see Edinburgh University Press)
- Krips, Henry--12-3, 17-5, 17-6, 17-7, 18-1
- Kristeva, Julia, 1941- (see also Ecole pratique des hautes études
(France))--17-7, 18-1
- Krüger, Michael, 1943- (see Carl Hanser Verlag)
- Lamarque, Peter--17-1
- Lane, J. H.--2-3
- Lane, W.--2-5
- Langumier, Eric--17-6
- Laughlin, James, 1914- (see also New Directions Publishing
Corp.)--18-5
- Laver, M.--18-3
- Lawson, G. E.--17-5
- Lecercle, Jean-Jacques--17-4, 17-6, 18-1, 18-2
- Lee, Richard--2-3
- Leete, Elisabeth Bourquin--17-5, 18-2
- Le Gardeur, R. J., Jr. (see Southport Manufacturing Company)
- Legal Insurance Co., Ltd.--2-5
- Leggett, Georges--17-5
- Lehmann, John, 1907- --15-1
- Lerner, Laurence David, 1925- --18-6
-
Les Lettres Nouvelles--16-12
-
Lettre Internationale--17-1
- Levy, Michael, Sir--18-7
- Liehm, Mira (see
Lettre Internationale)
- Lill, Winston (see New Orleans, La.)
- Litchfield, Gay (see Cambridge University Press)
- Literaturhaus e. V.--18-7
- Lockett, Andrew (see Oxford University Press)
- Lodge, David, 1935- --18-3, 18-4, 18-5
- Luscher, Henry R. (see Mobile, Ala. Board of Commissioners)
- Maack, Annegret, 1944- --18-7
- McElroy, Joseph--15-17, 18-3, 18-4, 19-1
- McFee, Bryan--18-5
- McHale, Brian (see also
Poetics Today)--18-7
- Machu, Didien (see
Autrement Dire)
- McIntosh, Angus--17-4, 17-5
- Mackenzie, Compton, Sir, 1883-1972--2-3
- Macmillan & Co.--16-7
- Macmillan Press--16-9
- McNaughton, William, 1933- --19-1
- Magenat, François--17-6
- Mantovani, Mario--20-7
- Marsack, Robyn (see Carcanet (Firm))
- Marshall, Bob--16-10
- Martin, Jean Paul--18-3, 18-6, 18-7, 19-1
- Martin, Richard, 1934- --13-5, 16-9, 17-4, 17-5, 17-6, 17-7, 18-1,
18-2, 18-3, 18-7, 19-1
- Masons, Solicitors--2-5
- Massumi, Brian (see
Copyright)
- Matthews, Linda (see Cambridge University Press)
- Merzoug, Yvonne (see Denoel (Firm))
- Messerli, Douglas, 1947- (see Sun & Moon Press)
- Methuen & Co.--16-10, 17-1, 18-7
- Meyer-Prien, Annette (see Literaturhaus e.V.)
- Michael Joseph Ltd.--16-7, 16-12
- Mikriammos, Philippe--18-1, 18-2
- Millar, Kitty (see Penguin (Firm))
- Miller, Ian (see Secker & Warburg)
- Miquel, Alexandra von (see Verlag kiepenheuer & witsch)
- Miquel, María-Antonia de (see Edhasa)
- Mirkowicz, Tomasz--18-5
- Mitchell, Lee Clark, 1947- --16-11, 17-1, 17-2
- Mobile, Ala. Board of Commissioners--2-3
- Modern Language Association of America--17-3
- Mohrt, Michel (see Gallimard (Firm))
- Molner, Christina (see
Edicions 62)
- Monad, Sylv`ere--17-4, 17-5, 18-5, 19-1
- Moore, Steven (see
Review of Contemporary Fiction)
- Moore, Denis--16-7, 20-11
- Moore, Terence (see Cambridge University Press)
- Moosmüller, Birgit--17-6
- Mortimer, Anthony--17-6, 18-2
- Morton, Brian (see the
Times Higher Education Supplement)
- Moss, Florence--2-1, 2-2
- Mouton Publishers--16-12, 17-1
- Mundy, Janet (see Barrie & Jenkins (London, England))
- Murray Pollinger--16-11
- Musée national de la Légion d'honneur et des ordres de
chevalerie (France)--2-4
- Nabokov, Ivan (see Albin Michel (Firm))
- Nash, Cristopher--17-1, 17-4, 17-5, 17-6, 17-7, 18-1
- National Linen Co., London (see Bibby, Kenneth Brodie)
- New Directions Publishing Corp.--16-11
-
New Literary History--17-1, 17-2, 17-6,
18-5
- New Orleans (La.)--2-3
- New York University--18-5
- Noirot, Paul (see
Lettre Internationale)
- North Point Press--16-11
- O'Brien, John (see
Review of Contemporary Fiction)
- O'Connor, Philip--17-1
- Oeser, Oscar A.--20-7
- Office de Radiodiffusion-television Francaise--18-6
- O'Hea, Juliet (see Curtis Brown, Ltd.)
- O'Neill, J. M.--17-6
- Orsten, Elisabeth M. (see International Association of University
Professors of English
- Orsy, Ladislas M., 1921- --20-7
- Oxford University. University Registry--2-1
- Oxford University Press--18-7
-
P. N. Review--18-7
- Paach, Denis--17-6, 17-7, 18-1
- Pacholek-Brandt, Elke, 1958- --17-7, 18-1, 18-2
-
Paideuma--17-2, 17-3
- Palmier, Jean-Michel, 1944- --18-6
- Pantheon Books Inc.--15-9
- Paris, Jean--18-2, 18-7
- Parker, Ivan F. B.--2-1
- Pavel, Thomas G., 1941- --17-5, 18-4
- Paz, Donna (see University Microfilms International)
- Penguin (Firm)--16-11
- Perera, Ernest (see Ferdinand Schöningh)
- Perry, Catherine (see Peter Janson-Smith Ltd.)
- Peter Janson-Smith Ltd.--16-12
- Peterkiewicz, Jerzy, 1916- --19-8, 19-9
- Pillans, Palmer--2-3
- Pippin, Tina (see
Semeia)
- Pirlet, François--17-6, 17-7, 18-1
- Planti, David (see Wildwood House Ltd.)
-
Poetics Today--17-1, 17-6, 17-7, 18-1,
18-3, 18-5, 19-1
-
Poetics and Theory of Literature--17-3
-
Poétique--19-1
- Pollinger, Murray (see Murray Pollinger)
- Pollner, Clausdirk--18-1
- Portens, Hugh Gordon--18-5
- Powys, John Cowper, 1872-1963--2-4
- Prentis, Mary--17-4, 17-5, 17-6, 17-7, 18-1
- Price, Janice (see Methuen & Co.)
- Pryor, Roberta (see Ashley Famous Agency, Inc.)
- Pullein-Thompson, Josephine (see English Centre of International
PEN)
- Rabaté, Jean-Michel, 1949- --17-4, 17-5, 18-1, 18-2, 18-3, 18-4,
18-6
- Rachewiltz, Mary de--19-6, 19-7
- Rakowska-Jaillard, Claud--17-4, 17-5, 17-6, 17-7, 18-1, 18-2,
18-3, 18-4, 18-6
- Ravinedale,___--2-5
-
Review of Contemporary Fiction (see also
Friedman, Ellen and Fuchs, Miriam)--16-11, 17-1, 17-2
- Richards, F. K. (see Royal Insurance Company Ltd.)
- Richards, Reginald Leslie--2-3
- Richardson, E. Ryder--2-5
- Ridley, M. (see William Salt Library)
- Rimmon-Kenan, Shlomith--17-1, 17-2, 17-4, 17-5, 17-6, 17-7, 18-1,
18-2, 18-3, 18-4, 18-7
- Ritchie, William F. J. (see Gillhams, Solicitors)
- Robben, Bernhard--17-4, 17-5, 17-6, 17-7
- Roberts-West, Sarah (see Macmillan Press)
- Rocard, Marcienne (see
Caliban)
- Ronen, Ruth (see
Poetics Today)
- Rose, Alfred Northbrook "Hugh"--2-4
- Rose, E. J. B. (see Penguin (Firm))
- Rosenthal, Mark--18-5, 18-6
- Rosenthal, T. G. (see Secker & Warburg)
- Rottensteiner, Franz (see Suhrkamp Verlag)
- Rowe, Marsha--17-1
- Royal Insurance Company Ltd.--2-3, 2-5
- Royal Societies Club--2-5
- Royal Society of Literature (Great Britain)--18-2
- Rubinstein, Hilary (see Watt, (A. P.) and Son)
- Rubinstein, Michael (see Watt, (A. P.) and Son)
- Ruskowski, Jenifer--17-4
- Sabimarcelli, Françoise--18-1
- Sage, Lorna--14-3, 16-10, 17-5, 17-6, 17-7, 18-2
- Salzburg Seminar on American Studies--20-4
- Savedge, Alice Brooke--(aunt)--20-11
- Schaefer, William D. (see Modern Language Association of
America)
- Scherer, Olga--12-3, 13-5, 17-4, 17-5, 17-6, 17-7, 18-1, 18-3,
18-4, 18-5, 18-6
- Schmidt, Michael, 1947- (see Carcanet (Firm))
- Schute, Patricia (see Royal Society of Literature (Great
Britain))
- Secker & Warburg--15-9, 16-7, 16-10, 16-11, 18-7
- Seed, David (see University of Liverpool)
-
Semeia--17-1
-
Semiotica--17-1
- Sepp, Anto--17-6
- Serreau, Geneviéve (see
Les Lettres Nouvelles)
- Services Industriels--20-11
- Sethi, Rumina--17-5
- Sewell, Brocard--2-3, 2-7
- Shaffer, E. S. (Elinor S.) (see also
Comparative Criticism)--17-5, 17-6, 18-7
- Shea, Mary Ann--18-1, 18-2, 18-3, 18-4, 18-5
- Sherwood, Ellen Churchill--2-1, 2-5
- Shoemaker, Jack (see North Point Press)
- Singer, Marie--18-3
- Sosna, Morton (see Stanford Humanities Center)
- Southport Manufacturing Company--2-3
- Spark, Muriel--15-9, 18-1, 18-2, 18-3, 19-1
-
Spectator--17-3
- Splendore, Paola--15-15, 19-1
- Sprague, Claire--18-2
- Staley, Helen--17-5, 17-7, 18-1, 18-5
- Stanford Humanities Center--17-1, 17-2
- Stanley Warden & Tompkins--2-1, 2-2, 2-4
- Stanzel, F. K. (Franz Karl), 1923- --17-1, 17-7, 18-1,18-2
- Steele, Richard (see
Word & Image)
- Steiner, George, 1929- --16-11, 18-3, 18-4, 18-5
- Stephens, L. Edgar (see Warwickshire (England) County Council)
- Stevenson, Quentin--15-1
- Stock, Noel--15-2
- Styles, D. Alberic--2-3
- Suhrkamp Verlag--16-10, 18-1
- Sukenick, Ronald--18-4, 18-5
- Suleiman, Susan Rubin, 1939- --16-7, 17-3, 17-5, 17-6, 17-7, 18-2,
18-3, 18-4, 18-7
- Sullivan, John--18-5
- Sun & Moon Press--17-1
- Sutherland, Patrick D.--2-3
- Sutherland-Innes Bros. Ltd.--2-3
- Suyu, Maden--6-3
- Swende, David--15-9
- Swiderski-Fribourg, Martha--18-2, 18-3
- Symbolics--16-10
- Tanner, Tony--18-6
- Tassel, D.--18-3
- Taylor, Kevin (see Cambridge University Press)
- Taylor, Telford--17-4, 17-6, 18-1, 18-2, 18-3, 18-5, 18-6, 19-1
- Temple, Ruth Zabriskie--17-4, 17-5, 18-1, 18-2, 18-3, 18-4, 18-5
- Terrell, Carroll Franklin (see
Paideuma)
-
The Times Higher Educational
Supplement--16-11
-
The Times Literary Supplement--18-6
- Tisserant, Eugene, Cardinal, 1884- --2-5
- Thorlby, Anthony K.--18-5
- Todorov, Tzvetan, 1939- (see also
Poétique)--18-5, 18-6
- Tompkins, J. D. (see Stanford Humanities Center)
- Tomsell, Viola (see Whittington Hospital)
- Towers, Robert, 1923- (see Columbia University)
- Tredell, Nicolas (see
P. N. Review)
- Trevelyan, Raleigh (see also Hamish Hamilton Ltd. and Jonathan
Cape, Ltd.)--16-10, 16-11, 17-4, 17-5, 17-6, 17-7, 18-1, 18-2, 18-3, 19-1
- Trustees and Guardians of Shakespeare's Birthplace--2-1
- Trypanis, C. A. (Constantine Athanasius), 1909- --6-3, 18-6
- Tumir, Vaska (see
Review of Contemporary Fiction)
- Turner, Jenny (see Edinburgh University Press)
- Tuttleton, James W. (see New York University)
- Uglow, Jenny (see Chatto & Windus (Firm))
- United States. Post Office Dept.--2-3
- Universität Zürich--16-11
- Université de Picardie--18-7
- University Microfilms International--16-9
- University of California Press--16-11
- University of Durham--19-1
- University of East Anglia--18-2, 18-7
- University of Liverpool--18-7
- University of London--20-4
- Unwin, David, 1918--17-4
- Vallette, Jacques--15-6
- Van den Oever, C. (see Mouton Publishers)
- Varlet, Marcel--17-6
- Verlag kiepenheuer & witsch--16-12
- Vicariato di Roma--20-7
- Von Koppenfels, Werner--18-5
- Walker, Richard (see British Council)
- Walls, Janette (see Carcanet (Firm))
- Walter, Otto F. (see Hermann Luchterhand Verlag)
- Walton, Francis G. "Frank"--2-1, 2-2,
2-6, 2-7
- Ward, Aileen--18-5
- Warden, Stanley C. (see Stanley Warden & Tompkins)
- Warner, Martin--17-1
- Warr, Tracey (see Hogarth Press)
- Warwick studies in philosophy and literature--17-1
- Warwickshire (England) County Council--2-1
- Watt, (A. P.) and Son--18-4
- Watt, Ian (see Stanford Humanities Center)
- Watts, Henry--2-3
- Way, Peter--18-5
- Webster, George (see Curtis Brown Ltd.)
- Welch, D.--2-1
- Wellbery, David (see Stanford Humanities Center)
- Westlake, Michael--16-10, 17-5, 17-6, 17-7, 18-1, 18-2, 18-3
- Whittington Hospital--2-5
- Wiedemann, Conrad--17-1
- Wildwood House Ltd.--16-12
- Wilfred, D.--2-3
- William Salt Library--2-1
- Willis, Peter--18-2
- Wilson, Angus--18-3, 18-5, 18-6, 18-7
- Wittig, Monique--18-5
- Woledge, Brian--20-5
- Wood, David (see Warwick studies in philiosophy and literature)
-
Word & Image--17-1
- Wrenn, C. L. (Charles Leslie), 1895-1969--20-4
- Yale University Library--2-4
- Young, Evan P. (see
Semiotica)
- Zachary, Robert Y. (see University of California Press)
- Zagli, Lucia--19-1
- Zupancic, Mitja--18-7
- Zuppinger, Renaud--17-6, 18-6, 21-3
- Zurich, Barbara--18-3
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