Series III, Papers related to Kenneth Burke

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{"value"=>"\n Please Note: Certain Kenneth Burke materials have been removed and cataloged:\n [Tribute to Marianne Moore] Typescript (carbon), unsigned and undated. 1 p.\n In his: 40 ALS, 9 ANS, 740 TLS etc. to Hildegarde and James Sibley Watson,\n Jr. On verso of letter dated October 10, 1964. Folder 113.]\n "}

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1. Poetics
2. Poetics.
3. "The Monkey Also by Claude Roy,"
4. "An Assertion to End On,"
5. "On Musicality in Verse as illustrated by some lines of Coleridge,"
6. "The Psychology of Literary Form,"
7. "Lines on Methodology,"
8. "On the Martian Invasion,"
9. "Foreword to Second Edition Attitudes Toward History,"
10. "Afterward to Second Edition Attitudes Toward History,"
11. "A Meditative Hunt,"
12. "Action, Knowledge, Terms, "
13. [Miscellaneous writings]
14. "Order, Action, and Victimage,"
15. "Words Anent Logology" and "Errata,"
16. TLS
17. "P.S."
18. "The Dialectics of Imagery, "
19. "Reply to Questionnaire,"
20. "Credo,"
21. "The Doing and the Saying,"
22. "Not for Publication, Thirteenth Conference in Science, Philosophy and Religion, Fact, Inference, and Proof in the Analysis of Literary Symbolism,"
23. "Communication and the Human Condition,"
24. "Report of a dialogue in which I have said nothing, but herewith add what I would have said,"
25. Addendum to "Communication,"
26. "The Four Master Tropes,"
27. "Motives and Motifs in the Poetry of Marianne Moore,"
28. "Careers without Careerism,"
29. "Kinds of Criticism," [one-page definitions entitled "Rhetorical," "Esthetic," "Poetic," "Reviewing," "Textual analysis," and an "Addendum"
30. "The American Way,"
31. "Virgil and His Meaning for the World"
32. "Corresponding motives of the hypothetical New Myth,"
33. "The Function of the Orgasm,"
34. "Ideology and Myth, Lecture given at Bennington College on March 31, 1947,"
35. "Order," [Part III of A Rhetoric of Motives]
36. "Scientific Rhetoric,"
37. "The War of Words" [1948?] [Chapter of a book]
38. ["On Shakespeare's Venus and Adonis," later part of A Rhetoric of Motives]
39. "A 'Dialectical Lyric' (Kierkegaard's Fear and Trembling),"
40. "Verbal Action in St. Augustine's Confessions,"
41. "The Verse of Theodore Roethke: A Characterization,"
42. "Rhetorical Radiance of The Divine," pages 383 through 438
43. "Retrospective comments on Two Juvenile Poems,"
44. "Three Seasons of Love," and "Rhapsody under the Autumn Moon,"
45. "Notes on the Litry Life,"
46. "Book of Moments,"
47. Likings of an Observationist" (A review of Marianne Moore's Predilections)
48. "Mrs. Dalloway - Index (First Index Duplicate),"
49. "Plot Steps" (Mrs. Dalloway)
50. "Review" (Battle of the Mind, William Sargeant, The Hidden Persuaders, Vance Packard, The Organization Man, William H. Whyte, Jr.)
51. "The Anaesthetic Revelation of Herone Liddell,"
52. "Words and The Word,"
53. "The First Three Chapters of Genesis" [outline]
54. "Review" [Battle of the Mind, William Sargeant; The Hidden Persuaders, Vance Packard; The Organization Man, William H. Whyte, Jr.]
55. "Towards a Post-Kantian Verbal Music,"
56. "The Art of Poetry," translated by Denise Folliot with an introduction by T. S. Eliot.
57. "Resume of Kenneth Burke's Talk at English conference, Berkeley, California
58. "The Combat Myth Python, A Study of Delphic Myth and Its Origins by Joseph Fentenrose, University of California Press, 1959,"
59. "Poetry and Philosophy (Myth, Folklore and Poetics)
60. "Motion, Action, Words,"
61. "Rationality and Power,"
62. "The Independent Radical," Review of The Tradition of the New by Harold Rosendberg, Horizon Press, Inc.
63. "Democracy of the Sick," Review of Freud: The Mind of the Moralist by Philip Rieff, Viking Press.
64. "What's Missing in Freud"
65. "Miraculism, Psychology, and Alchemy,"
66. "Commencement Address," Bennington College
67. "Prologue in Heaven,"
68. "The Principle of Composition, "
69. "The Arts - and the First Rough Draft of Living,"
70. "The Institutions of Art in America,"
71. "Introduction to What,"
72. Poems 1962
73. "Definition of Man,"
74. "Faust II - The Ideas Behind the Imagery,"
75. "William Carlos Williams, A Tribute,"
76. "'Act' as Many-in-One,"
77. "Sonia ad Urinadum,"
78. "Case History,"
79. "On Creative Dying: An Exercise,"
80. "Shakespearean Persuasion,"
81. "Freud: The Genius of His Terminology,"
82. "Dramatism,"
83. "Formalist Criticism: Its Principles and Limits,"
84. "Richard Blackmur: In Memory,"
85. "I, Eye, Ay-Emerson's Early Essay on 'Nature,'"
86. "Version, Con--, Per--, and In-(Thoughts on Djuna Barnes's Novel Nightwood),"
87. "Social and Cosmic 'Mystery': A Passage to India,"
88. "Drama Ex Machina: The Pleasures of the Problematical,"
89. "The Brain Beautiful,"
90. "Comment on Chapter Four,"
91. "Dramatism,"
92. "Dramatism, Second International Symposium on Communication Theory and Research, Excelsior Springs, Missouri, March 1966,"
93. "Theory of Terms,"
94. "We Art What" (Addenda)
95. "We Art What,"
96. "On Stress, Its Seeking" (Draft prepared for the Conference on Stress-Seeking in Man, Washington, D.C., November 11, 12, 1966)
97. "Eye-Crossing-From Brooklyn to Manhattan,"
98. "King Lear-Its Form and Psychosis,"
99. "Archetype, Prototype,"
100. "A Brown Study,"
101. "Towards Helhaven: Three Stages of a Vision,"
102. "Letter to the Editor,"
103. "Summary Notes,"
104. "The Symbol of Emptiness and the Emptiness of Symbols by Robert D. Baird,"
105. "I Want to Write a Satire,"
106. "More Epic Similes (in a non-heroic age),"
107. "Spring During Crisis: Recalling the Thirties,"
108. "Critical Response,"
109. "A Question of Conscience,"
110. "Variations on Providence"
111. [No unit title or unit date]
112. TL (carbon) to Dr. Robert M. Hutchins, Faculty Exchange.
113. TL signed K. B. to Mrs. Nancy J. S. Watson [Nancy Prince Fairchild Watson]. Miami, Florida
114. TL signed K. B. to Nancy [Nancy Prince Fairchild Watson], 184 Amity Road
115. TL signed K. B. to Nancy [Nancy Prince Fairchild Watson], 154 Amity Road
116. TL signed K. B. to Nancy [Nancy Prince Fairchild Watson] 154 Amity Road
117. TL signed K. B. to Nancy [Nancy Prince Fairchild Watson], 154 Amity Road
118. TL signed K. B, to Dr., and they Nancy [Dr. J. S. and Nancy Watson]. Box 184, Andover, New Jersey
119. TL signed K. B, to frenns Nancy and dr., [Dr. J. S. and Nancy Watson], from Box 293, Andover, New Jersey
120. TL signed K. B, to Nancy and dr. JS W [Dr. J. S. and Nancy Watson] from Box 293, Andover, New Jersey
121. TL signed K. B. to Frenns [Dr. J. S. and Nancy Watson], from 154 Amity Road, Andover, New Jersey
122. Photocopy of typed poem "A Clima(c)tic Situation"
123. TL signed [K. B.?] to Hildegarde [Mrs. H. L. Watson], Box 145, Kingston, NJ
124. TL signed K. B. to dr. and J. S. and Nancy Watson [Dr. J. S. and Nancy Watson] Box 293, Andover, N. J.
125. TLS, to "Frenns, N&JS" [Dr. J. S. and Nancy Watson]. Box 293
126. TL signed K. B. (Photocopy), to dr. [Dr. J. S. Watson] [s.l.]
127. AL signed K. B., to Hildegard, [H. L. Watson] [s.l.]
128. AL signed K. B. to Hildegarde [H. L. Watson]
129. TL signed K. B. to Hildegarde [H.L. Watson]
130. Photocopy of TL signed K. B. to dr. [J. S. Watson] from Clayton, Mo
131. APC signed K. B. to dr. [J. S. Watson]
132. Fragments of letters to Dr. J. S. Watson
133. Draft or transcript of letter to Pound
134. Kenneth Burke