Bibliography in Oral Interpretation of the Non-Speech Journals 1973-74.

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Title: Bibliography in Oral Interpretation of the Non-Speech Journals 1973-74.
Authors: Bartlett, John B., Speech Communication Association, New York, NY.
Peer Reviewed: N
Page Count: 19
Publication Date: 1973
Descriptors: Analytical Criticism, Annotated Bibliographies, English Literature, Fiction, Impressionistic Criticism, Interpretive Reading, Literary Styles, Literature Reviews, Novels, Oral Interpretation, Periodicals, Poetry, Prose, Speech Communication, Speech Education, United States Literature
Abstract: There are eight major categories and 198 entries in this annotated bibliography compiled and distributed by the Oral Interpretation Interest Group of the Speech Communication Association. The categories are designated as (1) Type of Literature, (2) Analysis of Literature, (3) Bibliographical Data and Social Background, (4) The Art of Literature, (5) Critical Judgments, (6) The Poet and Tradition, (7) Quantitative Studies, and (8) Miscellaneous. Most of the journal articles cited deal with better-known English language prose writers, poets, and novelists, although some European authors are mentioned. The scholarly journals covered represent English and American literature interests and include, among others, "Swanee Review,""The Review of English Studies,""Journal of Philology,""South Atlantic Quarterly,""Spectator," and "Studies in English Literature." The articles stress oral interpretation possibilities along with literary analysis and criticism of the major works of certain authors. The criticism is analytical, formal, and impressionistic rather than historical and textual. (DS)
Notes: Distributed through the courtesy of the Oral Interpretation Interest Group of the Speech Communication Association
Journal Code: RIEAPR1974
Entry Date: 1974
Accession Number: ED084569
Database: ERIC
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Abstract:There are eight major categories and 198 entries in this annotated bibliography compiled and distributed by the Oral Interpretation Interest Group of the Speech Communication Association. The categories are designated as (1) Type of Literature, (2) Analysis of Literature, (3) Bibliographical Data and Social Background, (4) The Art of Literature, (5) Critical Judgments, (6) The Poet and Tradition, (7) Quantitative Studies, and (8) Miscellaneous. Most of the journal articles cited deal with better-known English language prose writers, poets, and novelists, although some European authors are mentioned. The scholarly journals covered represent English and American literature interests and include, among others, "Swanee Review,""The Review of English Studies,""Journal of Philology,""South Atlantic Quarterly,""Spectator," and "Studies in English Literature." The articles stress oral interpretation possibilities along with literary analysis and criticism of the major works of certain authors. The criticism is analytical, formal, and impressionistic rather than historical and textual. (DS)