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Good Soldier : Norton Critical Edition by Ford Madox Ford (2012, Trade Paperback)
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Product Identifiers
PublisherNorton & Company, Incorporated, w. w.
ISBN-10039392792X
ISBN-139780393927924
eBay Product ID (ePID)10038751884
Product Key Features
Edition2
Book TitleGood Soldier : Norton Critical Edition
Number of Pages448 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year2012
TopicFamily Life, Literary, European / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh
IllustratorYes
GenreLiterary Criticism, Fiction
AuthorFord Madox Ford
Book SeriesNorton Critical Editions Ser.
FormatTrade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height1 in
Item Weight13.1 Oz
Item Length8.4 in
Item Width5.1 in
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceCollege Audience
LCCN2011-025458
Dewey Edition23
TitleLeadingThe
Series Volume Number0
Dewey Decimal823.912
Table Of ContentPreface Acknowledgments The Text of The Good Soldier Dedicatory Letter to Stella Ford The Good Soldier Illustrations Map of Bad Nauheim, c. 1916 Deutsches Hof today Hotel Excelsior today Victorian and Edwardian Bad Nauheim The Old Kurhaus The Marburg Schloss Memorandum of Philip of Hesse, April 1521 Signatures of the Marburg Reformers Textual Appendices Abbreviations Cornell manuscript page A Note on the Text Manuscript Development and Textual Variants Contemporary Reviews The New York Times Book Review [U.S.] (March 7, 1915) Boston Transcript [U.S.] (March 17, 1915) Independent [U.S.] (March 22, 1915) Times Literary Supplement [U.K.] (March 25, 1915) Observer [U.K.], March 28, 1915) Rebecca West * Daily News and Leader [U.K.] (April 2, 1915) Morning Post [U.K.] (April 5, 1915) Athaeneum [U.K.] (April 10, 1915) Outlook [U.K.] (April 17, 1915) C. E. Lawrence * Daily Chronicle [U.K.] (April 28, 1915) Nation [U.S.] (April 29, 1915) Thomas Seccombe * New Witness [U.K.] (June 3, 1915) Theodore Dreiser * New Republic [U.S.] (June 12,1915) Saturday Review (Supplement) [U.K.] (June 19, 1915) Bookman [U.K.] (July 1915) Literary Impressionism John G. Peters * Science and the Epistemological Origins of Literary IMPRESSIONISM Ian Watt * [Impressionism and Symbolism in Ford, Conrad, and Crane] John A. Meixner * [Ford's Literary Technique] Joseph Conrad * Preface to The Nigger of the "Narcissus" (1897) Henry James * [The House of Fiction] Ford Madox Hueffer [Ford] * On Impressionism First Article Second Article Ford Madox Ford * [Developing the Theory of Impressionism with Conrad] Biographical and Critical Commentary Richard Aldington * [Homage to Ford Madox Ford] Mark Schorer * [ The Good Soldier as Comedy] Samuel Hynes * The Epistemology of The Good Soldier John A. Meixner * [ The Good Soldier as Tragedy] [Ford, Dowell, and the Sex Instinct] Grover Smith * [Dowell as Untrustworthy Narrator] Frank Kermode * [Recognition and Deception] Carol Jacobs * [The Passion for Talk] Thomas C. Moser * [The Narrative Stance of Marlow and Dowell] Michael Levenson * Character in The Good Soldier Ann Barr Snitow * [The Tragedy of Desire] Eugene Goodheart * What Dowell Knew Vincent J. Cheng * A Chronology of The Good Soldier Max Saunders * [Desiring, Designing, Describing: Sexuality in The Good Soldier ] Karen A. Hoffmann * "Am I no better than a eunuch?": Narrating Masculinity and Empire in The Good Soldier Colm Toibin * Outsiders in England and the Art of Being Found Out Julian Barnes * The Saddest Story Selected Bibliography
Edition DescriptionCritical
SynopsisOriginally titled "The Saddest Story" and heralded by Graham Greene as "one of the finest novels of our century," Ford's 1915 tale of passion and deceit in the lives of two married couples is a modernist masterpiece. The Norton Critical Edition of The Good Soldier allows the reader to thoroughly study Ford's great work and unravel its mysteries and meanings. This Second Edition is again based on the meticulously edited first text of the novel and offers detailed annotation, a note on the text, and sections on textual variants and manuscript development along with pertinent illustrations. Backgrounds and Contexts brings together important appraisals of the work directly following its publication. Reactions from Rebecca West and Theodore Dreiser are included among the reviews. The section also collects critiques on literary impressionism, including one by Ford, and related writings by Henry James and by frequent Ford collaborator Joseph Conrad, among others. Biographical and Critical Commentary collects differing assessments of The Good Soldier . Contributions from Richard Aldington, Samuel Hynes, John A. Meixner, Frank Kermode, Carol Jacobs, Thomas C. Moser, Ann Barr Snitow, and Vincent J. Cheng are joined by new selections from Colm Toibin, John G. Peters, Max Saunders, Karen A. Hoffman, and Julian Barnes. A Selected Bibliography is also included., "Backgrounds and Contexts" brings together important appraisals of the work directly following its publication. Reactions from Rebecca West and Theodore Dreiser are included among the reviews. The section also collects critiques on literary impressionism, including one by Ford, and related writings by Henry James and by frequent Ford collaborator Joseph Conrad, among others. "Biographical and Critical Commentary" collects differing assessments of The Good Soldier . Contributions from Richard Aldington, Samuel Hynes, John A. Meixner, Frank Kermode, Carol Jacobs, Thomas C. Moser, Ann Barr Snitow, and Vincent J. Cheng are joined by new selections from Colm Toibin, John G. Peters, Max Saunders, Karen A. Hoffman, and Julian Barnes. A Selected Bibliography is also included., Heralded by Graham Greene as "one of the finest novels of our century," Ford Madox Ford's 1915 modernist masterpiece of passion and deceit is now available in a revised and expanded Norton Critical Edition., Originally titled "The Saddest Story" and heralded by Graham Greene as "one of the finest novels of our century," Ford's 1915 tale of passion and deceit in the lives of two married couples is a modernist masterpiece. The Norton Critical Edition of The Good Soldier allows the reader to thoroughly study Ford's great work and unravel its mysteries and meanings. This Second Edition is again based on the meticulously edited first text of the novel and offers detailed annotation, a note on the text, and sections on textual variants and manuscript development along with pertinent illustrations. "Backgrounds and Contexts" brings together important appraisals of the work directly following its publication. Reactions from Rebecca West and Theodore Dreiser are included among the reviews. The section also collects critiques on literary impressionism, including one by Ford, and related writings by Henry James and by frequent Ford collaborator Joseph Conrad, among others. "Biographical and Critical Commentary" collects differing assessments of The Good Soldier. Contributions from Richard Aldington, Samuel Hynes, John A. Meixner, Frank Kermode, Carol Jacobs, Thomas C. Moser, Ann Barr Snitow, and Vincent J. Cheng are joined by new selections from Colm Toibin, John G. Peters, Max Saunders, Karen A. Hoffman, and Julian Barnes. A Selected Bibliography is also included.
LC Classification NumberPR6011.O53G5 2011
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