James Agee: A Study of His Philosophy of Living and a Characterization of Style in His Prose Works
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Authors
Kountoupes, Sam G.
Issue Date
1964-06
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Thesis
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en_US
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This paper is a result of an interest developed in
James Agee late one night in the summer of 1963, when my
good friend and fellow-student D. James Morrice introduced
me to Agee by reading some of the powerful and beautiful
passages in Let Us Now Praise Famous Men. This interest
was greatly stimulated and increased primarily through
several long conversations with Agee's life-long friend,
the Reverend James Harold Flye. Father Flye was extremely
receptive and helpful both in conversation and in his allowing
me to see unpublished poems, fragments, and parts of
original manuscripts. Needless to say, all misinterpretations
or misrepresentations resulting from this contact rest
wholly upon myself.
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iii, 47 p.
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