EBook 365 Giorni In Fiera James Stephens , autore. Stephens, James, 18821950, Irish poet andfiction writer, b. Dublin. One of the leading figures of the http://ebook.fieralibro.net/autore.asp?autore=37794
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Finding-Aid For The Stephens Papers (WTU00331) Two tear sheets. Return to the Table of Contents. Descriptive Summary.Creator Stephens , James , 18821950 , Irish author. Title Papers. http://library.wustl.edu/units/spec/manuscripts/mlc/findingaidshtml/wtu00331.htm
Extractions: Funding and support for digitization of finding-aids provided by The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation Descriptive Summary Restrictions Administrative Information Collection Outline James Stephens to Dilys Powell (Mrs. Humfry Paine) 1934: March. James Stephens to Dilys Powell 1934: Oct. 24. James Stephens to Dilys Powell 1935: n.d. "I wish, my dear! But what I wish..." 1934: Dec. 8. ... Return to the Table of Contents Creator: Stephens , James , 1882-1950 , Irish author. Title: Papers Identification: WTU00331 [Accession: 857] Return to the Table of Contents Collection is open to research. Return to the Table of Contents Purchase, 1967. Processed: August, 1969. Return to the Table of Contents Box/folder
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Extractions: %eadnotat; ]> wtu00331.xml Finding-Aid for the Stephens Papers (WTU00331) The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation University Libraries, Washington University in St. Louis Department of Special Collections Olin Library Campus Box 1061 1 Brookings Drive St. Louis, MO 63130 Fax: (314) 935-4045 spec@library.wustl.edu http://library.wustl.edu/units/spec Text converted and initial EAD tagging provided by Apex Data Services, ENG Descriptive Summary Papers Stephens , James , 1882-1950 , Irish author. [Accession: 857] Processed: August, 1969. Sources Purchase, 1967. Collection is open to research. 8/StephensJ (857) 1934: March. James Stephens to Dilys Powell (Mrs. Humfry Paine) 1 item (1 p.): ALS Autograph letter signed, from James Stephens to Dilys Powell (Mrs. Humfry Paine), enclosing poems by "Elliot" and himself. 8/StephensJ (857) 1934: Oct. 24. James Stephens to Dilys Powell 1 item (2 pp.): ALS Autograph letter signed, from James Stephens to Dilys Powell, commending her on her book [Descent from Parnassus]. 8/StephensJ (857) 1935: n.d.
Index Stephens, James (18821950) The Crock of Gold Irish Fairy Tales Stephenson, NathanielW. (1867-1935) Abraham Lincoln and the Union The Day of the Confederacy http://www.eshunet.com/list1/en3000/titles/index-s.htm
Sunday Business Post The Crock of Gold is one of two novels written in 1912 by the poet andfiction writer James Stephens (18821950). One of the leading http://www.sbpost.ie/web/DocumentView/did-593718913-pageUrl--2FThe-Newspaper-2FS
Electronic Books From SPSCC # S Steele, Richard, Sir, 16721729, Isaac Bickerstaff, physician and astrologer.Stephens, James, 1882-1950, Crock of Gold. Sterne, Laurence, 1713-1768, http://www.library.spscc.ctc.edu/electronicbooks/lmcelectbksauthorS.htm
Extractions: South Puget Sound Community College Library-Media Center Electronic Books Authors S Author index A B C D ... Return to Library Home page S Saint-Simon, Louis de Rouvroy, duc de, 1675-1755 Memoirs Of Louis XIV And His Court And Of The Regency Complete Saki, 1870-1916 Beasts And Super-Beasts Chronicles Of Clovis Reginald Unbearable Bassington, The Schiller, Friedrich, 1759-1805 Don Carlos Maid Of Orleans Mary Stuart Wallensteins Tod ... Wilhelm Tell Schreiner, Olive, 1855-1920 Dream Life And Real Life; a little African story Story of an African Farm, a novel, The Woman And Labour Schwatka, Frederick Sun-Dance of the Sioux (1889-1890), The Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 Bride Of Lammermoor Guy Mannering Complete Ivanhoe. A Romance (1819) Kenilworth ... Waverley Complete Sedgwick, Catharine Maria Hope Leslie [Vol 1] Hope Leslie [Vol 2] Service, Robert W. (Robert William), 1874-1958 Ballads of a Cheechako Spell of the Yukon Seton, Ernest Thompson, 1860-1946
Stephens James Stephens. 18821950. A funny, albeit fairly conventional, writerwho was oddly selected by Joyce to complete Finnegans Wake http://www.english.swt.edu/cohen_p/irish/Stephens.html
Extractions: James Stephens A funny, albeit fairly conventional, writer who was oddly selected by Joyce to complete Finnegans Wake if he should die before finishing it. Stephens is best remembered today for his fantasy The Crock of Gold A critical biography Here is one of his best stories, originally intended to be the first chapter of an autobiography. A Rhinoceros, Some Ladies and A Horse By James Stephens One day, in my first job, a lady fell in love with me. It was quite unreasonable, of course, for I wasn't wonderful: I was small and thin, and I weighed much the same as a largish duck-egg. I didn't fall in love with her, or anything like that. I got under the table, and stayed there until she had to go wherever she had to go to. At that time there was nothing on God's earth that I could do, except run. I had no brains, and I had no memory. When I was told to do anything I got into such an enthusiasm about it that I couldn't remember anything else about it. I just ran as hard as I could, and then I ran back, proud and panting. And when they asked me for the whatever-it-was that I had run for, I started, right on the instant, and ran some more. The place I was working at was, amongst other things, a theatrical agency. I used to be sitting in a corner of the office floor, waiting to be told to run somewhere and hack. A lady would come ina music-hall lady that isand, in about five minutes, howls of joy would start coming from the inner office. Then, peacefully enough, the lady and my two bosses would come out, and the lady always said, 'Splits! I can do splits like no one.' And one of my bosses would say, 'I'm keeping your splits in mind.' And the other would add, gallantly'No one who ever saw your splits could ever forget 'em.'
Stories, Listed By Author Stephens, James (18821950) Desire, (ss) Dial Jun 20 The MoonlightTraveler, ed. Philip Van Doren Stern, New York Doubleday, 1943. http://contento.best.vwh.net/s208.html
Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents STAPLEDON, OLAF (books) (continued) The Star Maker , (n.) London: Methuen, 1937 A World of Sound, (ss) Hotch Potch Worlds of Wonder , (co) FPCI: Los Angeles, 1949 STARK, DONALD STARR, BILL STARRETT, (Charles) VINCENT (Emerson) In Which an Author and His Character Are Well Met, (ss) Seaports in the Moon The Man Who Called Himself Poe , ed. Sam Moskowitz, Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1969
Index Stories, Listed By Author, Part 11 FRANCES (19261989); Stephens, James (1882-1950); Stephens, JOHN;pseudonym of Hans Stefan Santesson, (1914-1975); Stephens, KEVIN; http://contento.best.vwh.net/q11.html
Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents SCHMIDT, STANLEY (Albert) SCHMITZ, JAMES H(enry) ... SCHOEPFLIN, HAROLD VINCENT (1893-1968); see pseudonym Harl Vincent SCHOLES, ROBERT (Edward) SCHOLZ, CARTER SCHORER, MARK [Marc R.] ... SCORTIA, THOMAS N(icholas) (1926-1986); see pseudonym Gerald Macdow SCOTT, ALLAN (James Julius) SCOTT, G(eorge) FIRTH SCOTT, JODY (Huguelet Wood) ... SCOTT, ROBIN (S.) ; pseudonym of Robin Scott Wilson SCOTT, [Sir] WALTER SCOTT-MONCRIEFF, DAVID (William Hardy) SEABRIGHT, IDRIS ; pseudonym of Margaret St. Clair SEABRIGHT, IDRIS : The Wines of Earth SEABROOK, WILLIAM B(uehler) SEAGER, ALLAN SEAMARK ; pseudonym of Austin J. Small SEARLES, (William) BAIRD SEJAVKA, SAM SELL, WILLIAM ... SELLINGS, ARTHUR ; pseudonym of Robert Arthur Gordon Ley SENARENS, LUIS P(hilip) SERLING, CAROL SERLING, (Edward) ROD(man) ... SHAARA, MICHAEL (Joseph, Jr.) : Introduction SHACKLETON, C. C. ; pseudonym of Brian W. Aldiss SHACOCHIS, BOB ; [i.e., Robert G. Shacochis] (1951- ) SHAH, IDRIES
The Irish Language Among its bestknown exponents, apart from Yeats, were James Stephens (1882-1950),George Russell (1867-1935) and George Moore (1852-1933). http://www.irelandhouse-korea.com/litera_txt.html
Extractions: The two official languages are Irish, which is the national language, and English. Irish is a Celtic language, closely related to Scottish Gaelic, Welsh and Breton. It was the language of the vast majority of the population until the early 19th century but so rapid was the shift to English that by 1891 over 85% spoke English only. Following on a national cultural revival and the establishment of an independent Irish State in the early 20th century, and because of the subsequent promotion of Irish, the situation has improved in recent decades. The latest figures available show that 32.5% of adults claim to have a knowledge of the language. Irish is the principal language in areas known as the Gaeltacht, situated mainly along the western seaboard. A State authority, Udaras na Gaeltachta, promotes industrial development in these Irish-speaking areas. A State agency, Bord na Gaeilge (the Irish Language Board), promotes the use of Irish throughout the country. Irish is a core subject in primary and secondary level schools. In recent years a growing number of schools offer tuition exclusively through the medium of the Irish language. These schools are called Gaelscoil (or all-Irish schools). A national radio service (Radio na Gaeltachta) and national television service (Teilifis na Gaeilge) provide programming in Irish. Written literature in Old Irish dates from the 6th century AD. Heroic sagas depict the deeds of the mythic warriors CuChulainn and Fionn;lyrical and conventional poetry from that time also survives. The early Modern period (1250-1650) produced bardic verse and prose but the literary language was then displaced by the vernacular form which gave rise to an extensive popular poetic literature.
Extractions: The collection consists of correspondence to and from Lovat Fraser and Grace Crawford Lovat Fraser, with letters to and from other family members, friends and business colleagues. Fraser's juvenile correspondence to and from his parents and his brother, Alan (approx. 200 pieces, c.1899-1907), contains many early sketches and gives a vivid picture of his life in boarding school. His mature correspondence with family members (approx. 250 letters), include his descriptive and often poignant letters home from the Front. Many of these are illustrated as well. Letters to Fraser and/or Crawford, including letters to Crawford after Fraser's death, include correspondence from members of the English literary, music and theatrical community of the first half of the twentieth century. Some of the correspondents are:
Katharine Tynan Hinkson 18471922 Robinson, Lennox, 1886-1958 Russell, George William ( AE ), 1867-1935Shorter, Dora Sigerson, 1866-1918 Stephens, James, 1882-1950 Yeats, Elizabeth http://www.lib.siu.edu/spcol/inventory/mss55.htm
Stephens, James Stephens, James. 18821950, Irish poet and fiction writer, b. Dublin.One of the leading figures of the Irish literary renaissance http://se.slider.com/enc/50000/Stephens_James.htm
Irish Short Story 18821928); James Joyce (1882-1941); James Stephens (1882-1950);Joyce Cary (1888-1957); Liam O Flaherty(1896-1984); Elizabeth Bowen http://www.csulb.edu/~cmay/irishss_683.htm
Extractions: English 683 The Irish Short Story cmay@csulb.edu The most common assumption about Irish fiction is that the Irish are particularly gifted as short-story writers. However, because of Ireland's historically marginal status in relation to England and because of the short story's historically marginal status as a genre, many of the authors covered in this course are, with the exception of James Joyce, neglected in the English curriculum in America, in spite of the fact that many Irish stories are centrally important to the development of Irish fiction in particular and the modern short story in general.
La Littérature Irlandaise Translate this page À ces noms, il faut ajouter ceux du romancier et auteur dramatique GeorgeMoore (1852-1933) et du poète et romancier James Stephens (1882-1950). http://eire.land.free.fr/litera.html
Tucson Pima Public Library /All Locations Wordsworth, William, 17701850. Teasdale, Sara, 1884-1933. Stephens, James, 1882-1950.Dickinson, Emily, 1830-1886. Giovanni, Nikki. Rosenzweig, Efraim Michael. http://infolynx.ci.tucson.az.us:90/kids/1899,2126/search/aMilne, A. A. (Alan Ale
Tucson Pima Public Library /All Locations 1 Stephens Jack 1955 c1989 1 Stephens Jackie c1991 1 Stephens Jacquelyn S SeeStephens, Jackie 1 Stephens James 3 Stephens James 1882 1950 9 Stephens Jay http://infolynx.ci.tucson.az.us:90/kids/1899,2126/search/aStephens, James, 1882-
LookSmart - Search Results For "I-Worm.Urbe" Autograph Letter Signed. 3 p., 23 ink. nd Stephens, James, 18821950.Rus in Urbe. 1 p., 5.2 cm. Pasted on a sheet of paper on http://www.looksmart.com/r_search?key=I-Worm.Urbe
