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John Crowe Ransom Papers

Bibliography

Articles, Essays, and Books by Ransom

Partial list, primarily regarding Ransom's involvement in the Agrarian group.
Chronological Order.

'The Question of Justice,' Yale Review, IV (July 1915), 684-98.

'The South: Old or New?' Sewanee Review, XXXVI (Spring 1928), 139-147.

'The South Defends Its Heritage,' Harper's Magazine, CLIX (June 1929), 108-118.

'Flux and Blur in Contemporary Art,' Sewanee Review, XXXVII (Summer 1929), 353-66.

'Classical and Romantic,' Saturday Review of Literature, VI (September 14, 1929), 125-27.

'Reconstructed But Unregenerate,' in I'll Take My Stand. 1930

'Shall the South Follow the East and Go Industrial?' Bulletin of Emory University, XVII (July 1931), 47-66. (With W.D. Anderson)

'The State and the Land,' New Republic, LXX (February 17, 1932), 8-10.

'Land: An Answer to the Unemployment Problem,' Harper's Magazine, CLXV (July 1932), 216-24.

'Shall We Complete the Trade?' Sewanee Review, XLI (Spring 1933), 182-90.

'A Poem Nearly Anonymous,' American Review, I (May 1933), 179-203.

'The Poet and His Formal Tradition,' American Review, I (September 1933), 444-67.

'Happy Farmers,' American Review, I (October 1933), 513-535.

'A Capital for the New Deal,' American Review, II (December 1933), 129-42.

'The Aesthetics of Regionalism,' American Review, II (January 1934), 290-310.

'Hearts and Heads,' American Review, II (March 1934), 554-71.

'Regionalism in the South,' New Mexico Quarterly, IV (May 1934), 108-13.

'Sociology and the Black Belt,' American Review, IV (December 1934), 147-154.

'Modern With the Southern Accent,' Virginia Quarterly Review, XI (Spring 1935), 184-200.

'The Cathartic Tradition,' American Review, V (Summer 1935), 287-300.

'The Mimatic Principle,' American Review, V (October 1935), 536-51.

'Characters and Character: A Note on Fiction,' American Review, VI (January 1936), 271-88.

'What Does the South Want?' in Who Owns America? 1936

'The South is a Bulwark,' Scribner's Magazine, XCIX (May 1936), 299-305.

'The Content of the Novel: Notes Toward a Critique of Fiction,' American Review, VII (Summer 1936), 301-18.

'The Unequal Sections,' Saturday Review of Literature, XVII (December 18, 1937), 6-7.

Review of Forces in American Criticism, by Bernard Smith, Free America, IV (January 1940), 19-20.

'The Inkling of Original Sin,' Saturday Review of Literature, XXVII (May 20, 1944), 10-11.

'Art and the Human Economy,' Kenyon Review, VII (Autumn 1945), 683-89.

'Political Anthology,' Nation, CLXIV (March 24, 1947), 368.

'The Agrarians Today,' Shenandoah, III (Summer 1952), 14-16.

'Empirics in Politics,' Kenyon Review, XV (Autumn 1953), 648-54.

'Our Age Among the Ages,' Kenyon Review, XXI (Winter 1959), 124-40.

'In Amicitia,' Sewanee Review, LXVII (Autumn 1959), 528-39.

'The Most Southern Poet,' Sewanee Review, LXX (Spring 1960), 202-207.

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