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R. P. (Richard Palmer) Blackmur (1904-1965) was one of America's foremost literary critics and one of Princeton's most distinguished professors. In the years following his graduation from the High and Latin School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, he worked in a Cambridge bookstore and sat in on lectures at Harvard. Blackmur did not enroll at Harvard, however, preferring to attend, in fellow critic Leon Edel's words, "the school of his own bold intelligence." He began his literary career as a regular contributor to The Hound and Horn , one of the earliest and most influential of America's "little magazines." In 1935 the publication of his first volume of essays, The Double Agent , marked the beginning of what was to become known as the New Criticism - a school of criticism that revolutionized the teaching of literature in American universities by directing the student's attention to a close analysis of the language of literary works.
The independence that permitted Blackmur to develop his talents outside the framework of a formal college education was also at the center of his writing, with its "avoidance of academic stereotypes" - one of the virtues singled out for mention by his colleague Allen Tate, whose recommendation brought Blackmur to Princeton in 1940 to help conduct Dean Christian Gauss' Creative Arts Program. The same independence characterized his twenty-five year teaching career at Princeton.
He was appointed the first Hodder Fellow in 1943, and the next year became a member of the Institute for Advanced Study. From 1946 to 1948 he was a Resident Fellow in Creative Writing at the University, and became Professor of English in 1951. Blackmur conceived and founded the Christian Gauss Seminars in Criticism in 1949, later directing them from 1957 until his death in 1965.
His literary reputation was based on his poetry as well as his criticism. The first of his three books of poetry, From Jordan's Delight , was praised by Allen Tate as "one of the most distinguished volumes of verse in the first half of the century," and his six collections of criticism, in the estimate of the Kenyon Review , made him one of the two or three contemporary critics "likely to endure."
Blackmur was a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, vice-president of the National Institute of Arts and Letters, and a Fellow in American Letters at the Library of Congress.
During his early years in Princeton he lived at 43 Linden Lane. In 1943 he moved to 12 Princeton Avenue - a house with apartments occupied by him and various writers, such as Saul Bellow. In 1959 Blackmur commissioned a new home to be built at 53 McCosh Circle. In his quarter century at Princeton, Blackmur played a great part in promoting the writing profession and mentoring a future generation of writers.
This collection highlights Blackmur's career as both a prominent literary critic and a professor of English and Creative Writing at Princeton University. The first part of the collection is composed mainly of Blackmur's writings, including the literary and cultural criticism he was well-known for. Blackmur's other writings includes his poetry - most of which was written during the early half of his career - as well as novels, short stories, and plays. Manuscripts of full-length book work can also be found here, including thirty years' worth of work on an unpublished biography of Henry Adams. The second section of the collection features Blackmur's voluminous correspondence with notable literary and art figures of the twentieth century, including Conrad Aiken, Theodore Holmes, Lincoln Kirstein, Waldo Peirce, John Crowe Ransom, Delmore Schwartz, Wallace Stevens, Allen Tate, William Carlos Williams, and Yvor Winters. The nature of the correspondence ranges from the formal to the informal, and covers such topics as publishing and the creative process. The remainder of the collection is composed of Blackmur's personal and professional information, and includes teaching materials like lectures and class syllabi. Blackmur's personal papers include photographs, diaries, and reviews of his work.
The material is organized into the following series:
The bulk of the collection was the gift of Betty Bredemeier Davison on behalf of R.P. Blackmur's estate in 1966, AM 21403. Additional Blackmur materials were donated to the Library primarily by the estate, Blackmur's literary custodian, Joseph Frank, and by friends and affiliates of Blackmur, in 1966, 1975, 1978, 1983, 1984, 1995, 2005, and 2018.
The materials in this collection are from accession AM 21403 unless otherwise indicated. Additional accession numbers include AM 2019-22 (gift of Edmund Keeley), AM 2005-127 (gift of Emory University), AM 1996-36 (gift of W. Philips Davison), AM 83-161 and AM 85-36 (gifts of Philip C. Horton), AM 83-115 (gift of Ms. E. Blackmur), AM 78-23 (gift of Gladys Fornell), and AM 21577 (gift of Joseph Frank), AM 18880 (gift of Waldo Peirce).
Some materials (items tipped in books) were also transferred from Princeton University Library Rare Books: AM 90-66, AM 89-52, and AM 22049.
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Processed by Jenna Marrone in 2012.
Pages 30-91 of the 91-page transcription of Blackmur's notes on Erich Auerbach's seminars 1-5 (1949) that had been mixed with materials relating to seminar 6 were filed with the rest of the transcript (pages 1-29) in 2018.
Personal checks for routine domestic payments were discarded.
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Subject
- American literature -- 20th century -- History and criticism
- American literature -- Study and teaching -- New Jersey -- Princeton. -- 20th century
- American poetry. -- 20th century
- European fiction. -- 20th century
- Literature -- History and criticism
- Poets, American. -- 20th century -- Correspondence
- Critics -- United States -- 20th century
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- Manuscripts Division
- Finding Aid Date
- 2012
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The majority of the collection is open for research.
Student papers in Boxes 39-43 are restricted in compliance with FERPA regulations until 75 years following the date of creation.
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Collection Inventory
This series contains the published and unpublished work produced by Blackmur over the course of his life. Materials include essays, poetry, plays, short stories, and unpublished novels.
The material is arranged into four subseries: "Notes and Notebooks", "Criticism", "Poetry", and "Other Writings".
Physical Description23 boxes
This subseries represents the early stages of Blackmur's writing process and is comprised mostly of essay drafts found in notes and notebooks.
The material is first arranged alphabetically and then chronologically. Undated materials are alphabetized according to the major subject of the document.
Physical Description4 boxes
Contains notes on novels and poetry.
Physical Description1 folder
Contains notes on Fyodor Dostoyevsky's The Brothers Karamazov and The Idiot , Gustave Flaubert's Madame Bovary , and Ford Madox Ford.
Physical Description1 folder
Contains notes on T.S. Eliot's Four Quartets , Henry James's The Ambassadors , James Joyce's Ulysses , Thomas Mann's The Magic Mountain , and Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina and War and Peace. Includes unbound notes.
Physical Description1 folder
Contains notes on Fyodor Dostoyevsky's The Possessed , Thomas Mann's Magic Mountain , and Blackmur's essay "A Burden For Critics". Includes unbound notes.
Physical Description1 folder
Contains notes on Gustave Flaubert's Madame Bovary , Henry James's Spoils of Poynton and The Ambassadors , Thomas Mann's Dr. Faustus , William Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida , George Bernard Shaw's Heartbreak House , and Stendhal's The Charterhouse of Parma . Includes unbound notes.
Physical Description1 folder
Contains notes on Fyodor Dostoyevsky's The Brothers Karamazov , T.S. Eliot's Four Quarters , and Thomas Mann's Dr. Faustus .
Physical Description1 folder
Contains notes on Thomas Mann's Dr. Faustus , Stendhal's The Red and the Black , and Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina .
Physical Description1 folder
Contains notes on Andre Gidè's The Counterfeiters , Henry James's The Wings of a Dove , and Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace .
Physical Description1 folder
Contains notes on James Joyce's Ulysses and W.B. Yeats.
Physical Description1 folder
Contains notes on Fyodor Dostoyevsky's The Brothers Karamazov and Stendhal's The Charter House of Parma .
Physical Description1 folder
Contains notes on Jane Austen's Emma , George Eliot's Middlemarch , Henry James's The Portrait of a Lady , Joseph Conrad's Nostromo , and E. M. Forster's A Passage to India .
Physical Description1 folder
Contains notes on various subjects and includes the essays "Between Myth and Philosophy", "Independents on Canvas", and "Tendency of History".
Physical Description1 folder
Contains notes on Dante. Includes unbound notes.
Physical Description1 folder
Contains notes on Dante's Inferno .
Physical Description1 folder
Contains an essay on William Henry Hudson.
Physical Description1 folder
Contains notes on Gustave Flaubert and Eugene O'Neill.
Physical Description1 folder
Notebook labeled "Primer", contains notes on various subjects. Includes unbound notes.
Physical Description1 folder
Contains notes on Henry James's Wings of the Dove , James Joyce's Ulysses , Thomas Mann's Magic Mountain , and Stendhal's Red and the Black . Includes unbound notes.
Physical Description1 folder
Contains notes on various subjects, and includes unbound lecture notes entitled "Scholarship and the Creative Process in the Graduate School".
Physical Description1 folder
Notebook labeled "Topica" with quotations from philosophers, poets, and critics.
Physical Description1 folder
Contains notes on 20th century poets and poetry.
Physical Description1 folder
Includes the essay "The Two-Headed Eagle".
Physical Description1 folder
Contains notes on Fyodor Dostoyevsky's The Possessed , Gustave Flaubert's Madame Bovary , Henry James's Turn of the Screw , and James Joyce's Ulysses . Includes unbound notes.
Physical Description1 folder
Empty notebook, includes a brief bibliography written by someone other than Blackmur.
Physical Description1 folder
Miscellaneous ideas.
Physical Description1 folder
Miscellaneous ideas.
Physical Description1 folder
Includes notes on Wallace Stevens's Harmonium , received with Blackmur's annotated copy of the same.
Physical Description1 folder
1 folder
1 folder
1 folder
Notes do not appear to have been written by Blackmur.
Physical Description1 folder
Notes do not appear to have been written by Blackmur.
Physical Description1 folder
Notes do not appear to have been written by Blackmur.
Physical Description1 folder
This subseries contains Blackmur's literary and cultural criticism. While most of the materials are in essay form, Blackmur's reviews and critical introductions to published works on writers such as Henry James, T.S. Eliot, and Ezra Pound can also be found here. Most of the typed manuscripts contain Blackmur's written corrections.
This subseries is arranged alphabetically by title. Authors and poets who Blackmur wrote frequently on are listed by the last name of the author. Unfinished essays can be found at the end of the subseries.
Physical Description7 boxes
Includes Introduction to Conrad Aiken (AMs, 2 TMss, 37 pp.), "Conrad Aiken: Radiant Narcissus" (AMs, TMs, 24 pp.), and Blackmur's reviews of Aiken (Printed Material, 4 pp.).
Physical Description1 folder
1 folder2 TMss, 46 pp.
1 folderPrinted Material featuring four essays: "The Great Grasp of Unreason", "The Techniques of Trouble", "Irregular Metaphysics", and "Contemplation".
1 folder4 TMss, 8 pp.
1 folderTMs, 17 pp., Printed Material.
1 folderAMs, TMs, 19 pp.
1 folder2 AMss, TMs, 2 Notebooks, 58 pp.
1 folderTMsS, 20 pp.
1 folderTMs, Printed Material, 22 pp.
1 folderAMs, TMs, AN, 33 pp.
1 folderAMs (25 pp.), TMsS (57 pp.)
1 folderPrinted Material (in Hika).
1 folderAMs, 6 pp.
1 folderAMs, TMs, 34 pp.
Includes "Emily Dickinson" (AMs, 25 pp.) and Blackmur's reviews of Dickinson (TMs, 10 pp.).
Physical Description1 folder
1 folderAMs, 8 pp.
Includes "Crime and Punishment" (TMs, 25 pp.), "In the Birdcage" (Printed material, 11 pp.), and "The Rage of Goodness: The Idiot of Dostoyevsky" (Printed Material, 9 pp.).
Physical Description1 folder
1 folder2 TMs, Printed Material, 22 pp.
Includes "Comment on Eliot" (TMs, 4 pp.), "Eliot" (TMs, AN, 8 pp.), "The Realm of the Actual" (AMs, 28 pp.), "From Ash Wednesday to Murder in the Cathedral" (AMsS, 34 pp.), three essays entitled "T.S. Eliot" (AMs, TMs, Printed Material, 77 pp.), Blackmur's reviews of Eliot (3 AMss, TMs, 11 pp.), and "The Beauty of it Hot," in The Griffin .
Physical Description1 folder
1 folderTMs, 8 pp.
1 folderAMs, 2 TMss, 73 pp.
1 folderTMs, 29 pp.
1 folderAMs, 2 TMs, 31 pp.
1 folderAMs (incomplete p. 11-18), TMs, AN 34 pp.
1 folderTMs, Printed Material, 6 pp.
Includes "The Ideas in Thomas Hardy's Verse" (AMs 6 pp.) and "The Shorter Poems of Thomas Hardy" (5 AMss, 2 TMss, 58 pp.).
Physical Description1 folder
1 folderProofs (3 pp.), AMsS (8 pp.), TMs (7 pp.)
Includes Blackmur's reviews of Red Roses for Bronze (AMs, Printed Material, 6 pp.) and "Hippolytus Temporizes" (AMs, 5 pp.).
Physical Description1 folder
1 folderAMs, TMs, and Printed Material found in Seven Princeton Poets14 pp.
1 folderAMs, TMs, 19 pp.
1 folder2 TMss, 40 pp.
Includes articles featured in books such as the Literary History of the United States .
Physical Description1 folder4 TMss, AMs, AN
Includes the essays "The Ambassadors", "The Golden Bowl", "The Loose and Baggy Monsters of Henry James: Notes on The Underlying Classic Form in the Novel", "In the Country of the Blue", "The Sacred Fount", and "The Special Case of the Normal".
Physical Description1 folder5 AMss, 3 TMss
Introductions to: The Tragic Muse, Portrait of a Lady, The American, Europeans, Washington Square, Golden Bowl, and Wings of the Dove .
Physical Description1 folder3 AMss, 7 TMss, AN, Printed Material
1 folderProofs
1 folderAMs, 2 TMss, Correspondence, 47 pp.
1 folderTMs, 24 pp.
1 folderAMs, TMs, 49 pp.
Includes "The Poetry of D.H. Lawrence" (AMs, 12 pp.), "Notes on D.H. Lawrence as a Poet" (TMs, Printed Material, 17 pp.) and 2 essays entitled "D.H. Lawrence" ( AMs, TMsS, TMs, Printed Material, 15 pp.).
Physical Description1 folder
1 folderAMs, TMs, AN, 63 pp.
1 folderAMs, 5 pp.
1 folderAMs, TMs, AN, and pages from the book, 65 pp.
1 folder2 AMss, AN, 18 pp.
1 folder2 TMss, 22 pp.
1 folderAMs, AN, 17 pp.
1 folderAMs, 3 TMss, 46 pp.
1 folderAMs, TMs, 50 pp.
1 folderAMs, AN, 25 pp.
1 folderAMs, TMs (incomplete), 28 pp.
1 folderAMs, 4 pp.
1 folderAMs, TMsS, 56 pp.
1 folderAMs, 3 TMss, AN, proofs, 28 pp.
1 folderProofs with correspondence attached, 81 pp.
1 folderAMs, AN, 7 pp.
1 folderAMs, 3 pp.
1 folderAMs, 1 pp.
1 folderAMs, 15 pp.
1 folderProofs, 11 pp.
1 folderAMs, TMs, TMsS, 27 pp.
1 folderAMs, TMs, 15 pp.
1 folderTMs, 6 pp.
Includes "Masks of Ezra Pound" (AMs, 2 TMss, 96 pp.), Blackmur's review of Draft of XVI Cantos (AMs, TMs, 21 pp.), and an Untitled essay (TMs, 7 pp.).
Physical Description1 folder
1 folderAMs, 18 pp.
1 folder6 AMss, 2 TMss, 89 pp.
1 folder2 AMss, AN, 11 pp.
1 folder5 AMss, TMs, AN, 16 pp.
1 folderTMs, Proofs with corrections, 3 Ls, 2 ANs, AN, Printed Material, 45 pp.
Handwritten and typed drafts of Blackmur's book review of Hugh Kingsmill's The Life of D. H. Lawrence (New York: Dodge Publishing Company, 1938). Blackmur's review was published in the Boston Evening Transcript on October 29, 1938.
Also included is a brief note (October 17, 1938), not in Blackmur's hand, to "Miss Milliken."
Physical Description1 folder
Includes reviews of work by Mortimer J. Adler, Arthur Leonard Bacon, Witter Brynner, Lauro de Bosis, Edward Dors, John Dos Passos, Richard Eberhardt, Dudley Fitts, John Gould Fletcher, Ford Maddox Ford, Horace Gregory, Harold G. Henderson, Aldous Huxley, Vincente Blasco Ibañez, Edgar Johnson, Joseph Kallinikov, Wyndham Lewis, Harper Lee, F.L. Lucas, and Archibald MacLeish.
Physical Description1 folder9 TMss, 5 AMss, 11 ANs, and some related Correspondence
Includes reviews of work by Norman MacLeod, Archibald MacLeish, Willard Maas, Robert Neumann, John O'Hara, John Crowe Ransom, I.A. Richards, Edwin Arlington Robinson, Sacheverell Sitwell, J.I.M. Stewart, A.J.A. Simmons, William York Tindall, H.M. Tomlinson, Lionel Trilling, and Yvor Winters.
Physical Description1 folder6 TMss, 5 AMss, 9 ANs, Printed Material
Includes reviews of edited volumes about the following individuals and their work: Mrs. Henry Adams, Samuel Butler, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, William Cowper, Emily Dickinson, Gerald Manly Hopkins, Anne Hutchinson, Henry James, Stephane Mallarme, William Vaughn Moody, Matthew Prior, Saint Augustine, Leo Tolstoy, and William Butler Yeats.
Physical Description1 folder9 TMss, 3 AMss, 4 ANs
Reviews of work by multiple authors. Includes the essays "The Composition in Nine Poets", "Notes on Eleven Poets", "Notes on the Novel", "The Scandals and Embarrassments of Modern Man", "The Sphinx and the Housecat", and Untitled Essays.
Physical Description1 folder6 TMss, 3 AMss, AN
1 folder2 AMss, AN, 31 pp.
1 folderAMs, 3 TMss, 19 pp.
1 folderAMs, 8 pp.
1 folderAMs, 3 TMss, 55 pp.
Includes "Examples of Wallace Stevens" (AMs, 2 TMs, 81 pp.), Blackmur's review of Notes Toward a Supreme Fiction (TMs 5), and a Transcript from a lecture or radio broadcast (TMs, 10 pp.).
Physical Description1 folder
1 folderPrinted Material with author's corrections, AMs, TMs, 11 pp.
1 folderAMs, TMs, AN, 44 pp.
1 folderAMs, TMs, Proofs with author's corrections, 47 pp.
Includes "San Giovanni in Venere: Allen Tate as a Man of Letters" (TMs, Printed Material, 13 pp.), and Review: "Reactionary Essay on Poetry and Ideas" (AMs, TMs, 11 pp.).
Physical Description1 folder
1 folderAMs, 25 pp.
1 folderAN, Notebook, Printed Material
1 folderTMs, 12 pp.
1 folderAMs, TMs, 18 pp.
1 folderTMs with author's corrections, 15 pp.
1 folderPrinted Material, 5 pp.
1 folder2 TMss, AMs, 27 pp.
1 folderAMs, TMs, 21 pp.
1 folderTMs, 15 pp.
1 folderTMs, 20 pp.
1 folderTMs, 6 pp.
1 folderTMsS, Correspondence, 10 pp.
1 folder2 TMss, 14 pp.
Includes "Ritual as Form" (6 ANs, 12 pp.) and "The Later Poetry of W.B. Yeats" (AMs, TMs, AN, 68 pp.).
Physical Description1 folder
1 folder
This subseries contains Blackmur's poetry, much of which was written in the early years of his career.
This subseries is divided into loose poetry and poetry notebooks. Loose poetry is arranged alphabetically, while the notebooks are arranged chronologically.
Physical Description2 boxes
Includes: "Adeste Infidelis" (AMs), "After each debauchery" (AMs), "Ah tenuous, imaginary-thin" (AMs), "All's the Foul Fiend's" (AMs, TMs with author's corrections), "Alma Venus" (2 AMss with printed version), "An Altar of Loss" (2 AMss), "And No Amends" (AMs), "And we were like two nations" (AMs), "Answer to All Charges" (2 AMss), "Apologia Pro Carne" (TMs), "The Argument" (3 AMss), "At Equinox" (TMs with author's corrections), "At Princeton in the Spring" (AMs), "Autumn Sonata," "Away in red red gloom she fled" (3 AMss).
Physical Description1 folder
"Because death is your purse of exchange" (2 AMss), "Because my mind last night, went journeying" (AMs), "Because these days, late days, round on the van" (2 AMss), "Behind the toolhouse in a canvas chair" (AMs), "Beside a flat" (AMs), "Between Crops" (TMs), "Black and Blue" (2 TMss), "Boy and Man: The Cracking Glass" (TMs), "Breakfast we hardly share, but spar for peace, 'But I was taught' the man of thirty said" (AMs), "But small mercy in dreams, and smaller still" (AMs), "The Cellar Goes Down With a Step" (4 TMss).
Physical Description1 folder
"Chartres" (AMs), "Choice in frost-fed gardens" (AMs), "Circus Maximus" (AMs with 4 AMss of "Holy Ghost"), "Cloth of Time" (AMs), "Come, come, if the light (AMs), "Come, come, upon a thoughtless breath" (AMs), "Come, if you will be very quiet you" (AMs), "Come let us gather up the hated men" (AMs), "The comfortable noise long reading makes" (AMs), "The Communiques From Yalta" (3 AMss), "Company at Night" (AMs), "The Cruel Cord" (AMs), and "The cutworms are so thick this year" (AMs).
Physical Description1 folder
"Death and Transfiguration" (TMs), "The Dead ride fast" (TMs), "Diem dies docet" (AMs), "Dimeter Dimeter" (AMs), "Day all day" (AMs), and "Drizzai la testa per veder chifossi".
Physical Description1 folder
"Effigy" (TMs, Printed Material), "Ego Sum" (AMs), "Elegy for Grandmother" (TMs), "Elegy on God" (AMs), and "Ett" (AMs).
Physical Description1 folder
"Face at the mantel; mantling face" (AMs), "A Fire of Fools" (5 AMss, TMs), "The Flesh" (AMs), "For Any Book" (Printed Material), "For Any City" (TMs), "For Comfort and For Size" (AMs, TMs with author's corrections), "For H.S.D." (AMs), "For Horace Ball" (TMs with author's corrections), "For the Greater Terror" (AMs), "Forgive us if we see the liberal state" (AMs), "Fourth Lustre" (2 AMss), "From an Empty Cup" (AMs), and "A Funeral for a Few Sticks" (2 AMss, TMs).
Physical Description1 folder
"Genius Loci" (AMs), "The Good European" (2 TMss with author's corrections), "Grace Note" (TMs), and "Gregarious Animals" (TMs).
Physical Description1 folder
"Hallway" (2 AMss), "Hand to Mouth" (2 AMss), "Heart rush no more, the hungry hours" (AMs) "Niger" (3 AMss, TMs), "Henry Breath" (TMs with author's corrections), "Here in my mind love has a quiet room" (AMs), "Here infamy makes dust and here renown" (2 AMss), "Here temperament is torn" (AMs), "Here we sit. Think that I could" (AMs), "Hibernal" (TMs), "High Tide at Sunset" (AMs) "The Hollow Flame" (AMs, incomplete), "How have we had contact" (AMs), "How much must" (AMs), and "Hymn of the Republic" (TMs).
Physical Description1 folder
"I am clouded in cloudy imaginings" (AMs), "I am remembering a quiet night" (AMs), "I can't help it Either" (AMs), "I have the whips" (AMs), "I know" (AMs), "I'll drink from an empty cup" (AMs), "I saw a boy, once, put a thinking hand" (AMs), "I think" (AMs), "'I was not angry with you even then'" (AMs), "The Idea of Christian Society" (2 AMss, TMs), "Ides of March" (AMs), "Ides of March to April's Fools" (Printed Material), "If out of disappointment I let go" (AMs), "In Dorian Mode" (TMs), "In the Moon's Glass" (3 AMss, 3 TMss), "In the same loins" (AMs), "In the uncertain hour before the morning" (AMs), "Isaiah 50:11" (AMs), and "Ithyphallics" (TMs).
Physical Description1 folder
"Jesus and Guggenheim, hand in hand" (TMs with author's corrections), "Les Jeunes Mariees" (AMs), "Jordan's Delight" (5 AMss, 5 TMss, incomplete), and "Judas, not Pilate, had a wakened mind" (AMs).
Physical Description1 folder
"King and No King" (TMs).
Physical Description1 folder
"A Labyrinth of Being" (AN, TMs, 3 Printed copies), "Lady Day" (2 AMss), "Lament of a Father-to-Be" (TMs), "A Lantern for the Anointed" (3 AMss), "The Last Adventure" (2 AMss), "The Last Thursday" (2 AMss), "A Letter" (2 AMss), "A Letter of Explanation" (AMs), "Limbo Between Dates" (AMs), "Look in my eyes, then, friend, and be braved (AMs), "Look now in your mirror's waters" (AMs), "Look there, the thought comes in the eyes" (AMs), "Loose me to arms that surround us in summer" (AMs), "Love is, I thought, more lovely learned" (AMs), "La Luna Calante" (AMs), and "The Lyric Mask" (AMs).
Physical Description1 folder
"A Man of Thirty Says Good-Bye" (AMs, TMs), "Marcus Tremaine" (AMs), "May this Excuse Me" (AMs), "Maybe his fingertips felt pink go green" (AMs), "Mea Maxima Culpa" (AMs), "Meditation in Medias Res" (3 AMss, TMs), "Memnon" (TMs), "Mercy is pure magic when cold breathes warm" (TMs), "Miching Mallecho" (3 AMss incomplete, 2 TMss), "Mirage" (TMs, 3 Printed Material), "The mouth does not entirely form three words" (AMs), "Mr. Virtue and the Three Bears" (TMs, 3 Printed copies), "Mud Ledge: a song for Minnehaha" (AMs), "My ancestors have been unkind" (AMs), "My dear, flesh is the eagerness" (AMs), and "My hope lies all in hopelessness" (AMs).
Physical Description1 folder
"The Naked God" (TMs with author's corrections), "Nel mezzo del cammin di nostra vita" (AMs), "Nigger Jim" (AMs, TMs), "Night Piece" (TMs with author's corrections), "Night Vigil" (3 AMss), "No wonder we have imagined God loves us with a crock" (AMs), "Non Dolet, Paete!" (AMs), "Not a word that again he said" (AMs), and "Now what I want" (AMs).
Physical Description1 folder
"O Erose, who so long give unabashed" (AMs), "O friend of shadow, friend of brimming silence" (TMs), "O Noble Lie" (AMs), "O Sailor, sailor tell me why" (AMs), "October Frost" (TMs, Printed Materials), "Ode" (AMs), "Ode" (AMs), "Ode (TMs), "Of a Muchness" (3 AMss), "Oh do not sit so, with your hands" (AMs), "Old Eyes Adrift" (AMs), "Old women whom I know have stirred about me" (AMs), "On Why Hoes Sould be Filed" (AMs), "Out of the East into England" (TMs), "Outsiders" (2 AMss), and "Owing Death Allegiance" (AMs).
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"Panis Solo" (AMs), "Pastoral" (AMs), "Pause and Retrogression" (2 TMss), "Pax Veneris (AMs, TMs), Peter's Spool (2 AMss), Peggy Mounts (AMs), "Petit Manan Point" (AMs, TMs), "Phasellus Ille" (AMs, TMs), "A Pianist Breaks Jail" (TMs), "Poem" (AMs), "Pone Metum" (TMs), "To Poseidon" (AMs), "The Priest: Notes" (AMs), and "Pur ti miro, pur ti godo" (AMs).
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"Quiet the self and silence brims like spring" (AMs), "The rain turned warmer with the days and thinned" (2 AMss), "The Rape of Europa" (AMs, 3 TMss), "Rats, Lice, and History" (TMs), "Redivivus" (AMs, TMs), "Renounce, O Lord my God, renounce for me" (AMs), "Rest? You know no rest" (TMs), "Resting Place" (AMs), "Resurrection: with concomitant events" (AMs), "Retreat" (3 AMss), and "Ripeness is all" (AMs).
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"Saint Hiram" (TMs with author's corrections), "Say I have waited" (AMs), "Say if a god grows humorous and mocks" (AMs), "Say that I made these words my own (AMs), "Say that one summer holiday" (AMs), "Scarabs for the Living" (4 TMss, notes), "Scat Scat" (TMs with author's corrections), "The Scholar" (TMs), "Scream in your man's voice out" (AMs), "Sea Island Miscellany" (Printed Materials), "The Second World" (AMs, TMs, 3 printed copies), "The Seed, The Trope, The Fruit, the Entropy" (AMs), "Sestina Writ in August on a Word in March" (4 AMss, TMs), "She says I must wait" (3 AMss), "She should have sat there so and never stirred" (AMs), "Simulacrum Deae" (TMs), "Since There's No Help" (AMs), "Sing solo (AMs), "Some things forever, as they seem" (AMs), "Solo at Tea" (AMs), "Sonnet" (AMs), "The soul" (AMs), "The spring in the warm cave" (AMs), "Steriles Ritournelles" (AMs), "Summer Incantation" (AMs), "Sunlight on a basket chair" (AMs), "Sunt Lacrimae Rerum et Mentem Mortalia Tangunt" (5 AMss, TMs), "Swans" (TMs), and "Symphony" (TMs).
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"Take from these waters, Lord, their slaving" (AMs), "Take it up then--this book or that" (Printed Material), "Take Words Instead of Time" (TMs), "Terry Dead" (AMs), "Testament of Faith, Thanks for a Martini" (AMs), "There are two [sic] many heart-shaped words for one" (AMs), "There was full moon this twenty fifth of March" (AMs), "These things are given from a grave" (AMs), "These waiting days there grows in me new truth" (AMs), "The Third Voice" (AMs, TMs), "This face heavy and dark, with eyes" (AMs), "This is a bold thing we see" (AMs), "This is my life--a paper which she tears" (AMs), "This is the man who stops at twenty-five" (AMs), "This little rock with the great weight" (AMs), "This man was yours, O Death, these fifteen years" (AMs), "Though I'm a young man yet" (AMs), "Three Bridges From Time to Eternity" (AMs), "Three Poems From a Text: Isaiah LXI: 1-3" (3 TMss, Printed Material, Related memorandum), "Three Scarabs for the Ailing" (TMs), "To the Fish-Hawk" (AMs), "To the Girl Who Hides Her Birthday" (AMs), "To the young men new drunken" (AMs), "Two Matters of Fact and a Prayer" (AMs), "Two that I know might seize them each to each" (AMs), and "Upon Her Fourth Lustre" (2 AMss).
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"Venus as Evening Star" (TMs), "Venus Regens" (AMs), "Views of Boston Common and Nearby" (TMs), "Viramus, mea Lesbia, atqua amenus" (AMs), "The Virtue in the Bear" (4 AMss), "Vis-a-Via" (TMs with author's corrections), and "Una Vita Nuova" (TMs, notes).
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"Waking Alone" (2 AMss, TMs), "What are hopes, if waiting" (AMs), "What's twenty one" (AMs), "What waiting does is this, builds unknown guilt" (AMs), "What was a barnacle, she asked, but sea life" (AMs), "When I lay sick and like to die" (AMs), "Whether adventures named, or those unnamed" (AMs), "Wisdom of no earthly use; only time" (AMs), "With a Pin" (AMs), "Within the natural sea walls granite rise" (AMs), "Words in darkness; derelict" (AMs), "A Work of Art" (2 AMss), and "When Henry Wrestled with the mirror" (AMs).
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Copies of Blackmur's early poetry with comments from his cousin, George Anthony Palmer.
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This subseries includes Blackmur's creative and book-length work. Included among his short stories and plays are autograph manuscripts of two unpublished novels, King Pandar and The Greater Torment, the autograph manuscript of Eleven Essays in the European Novel , and numerous typescripts of Henry Adams-related work, which resulted in the posthumous publication of Henry Adams (1980), edited by Veronica Makowsky.
This subseries is arranged alphabetically by title. All works are short stories unless otherwise indicated.
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Bound copies of Blackmur's plays
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Typescript given to Mrs. Gladys Fornell for possible collaboration.
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Bound copy of Blackmur's short stories.
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This series contains Blackmur's substantial correspondence with major literary and artistic figures of the twentieth century. The series also contains correspondence between Blackmur and his family, friends, and former students.
This series is arranged alphabetically by correspondent's last name. Unidentified correspondence and correspondence between people other than Blackmur can be found at the end of the series.
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This folder contains correspondence found in Blackmur's possession that is not addressed to him. Correspondents include Delmore Schwartz and Conrad Aiken, among others. There is some correspondence addressed to Betty Bredemeier Davison after Blackmur's death. Also included are letters from writer Frank Harris to Kate Buss, as well as a nineteenth-century letter addressed to one of Blackmur's Palmer ancestors.
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This series contains photographs of Blackmur throughout his life, including press photographs and photographs and slides from his European travels. Also included are drawings of Blackmur as well as artwork he collected. In addition, this series contains sound recordings of Blackmur reading his poetry, as part of a recorded poetry and literature intiative for the Library of Congress.
This series is organized into photographs, artwork, and phonograph records. The material is arranged alphabetically. For more information regarding restrictions on the sound recordings, please see the above Access Note.
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Includes the poems "Where Shall I Go Then", "Missa Vocis", and "Rats, Mice and Images". Recorded in Studio A for the Library of Congress Division of Music.
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Includes the poems "Sunt Lacrima Rerum", "The Rape of Europe", "The Good European 1945", and "A Decent Christian Burial, Part I". Recorded in Studio A for the Library of Congress Division of Music.
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Includes the poems "The Good European 1945", "Phoenix at Loss, Part II", "Dinner for All, Part III & Conclusion", and "Coda: Respuclica Christian, Part IV". Recorded in Studio A for the Library of Congress Division of Music.
Physical Description1 folder78 rpm
Includes the poems "Three Poems from a Text: Isaiah LXI 1-3", "Beauty for Ashes", "The Oil of Joy for Mourning", and "A Garment of Praise for the Spirit of Heaviness". Recorded in Studio A for the Library of Congress Division of Music.
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Includes the poems "Phasellus Ille", Sea Island Miscellany", "Sea Waters", "Half Tide Ledge", "Mirage", "Sea Odalisque", and "Seas Incarnadine". Recorded in Studio A for the Library of Congress Division of Music.
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Featuring the poetry of Delmore Schwartz, Stephen Spender, Richard Blackmur ("Three Poems from a Text: Isaiah LXI: 1-3") and Elizabeth Bishop reading their own poetry, with transcripts. Recorded by the Library of Congress Division of Music.
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This series chronicles Blackmur's teaching career at Princeton. Here researchers can find his lectures, class syllabi, and lesson handouts.
This series is arranged alphabetically. Researchers should note that the five boxes of student papers and select folders containing student information are restricted in compliance with FERPA regulations.
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Includes notebooks, transcriptions of notes, and other writings concerning the six seminars Erich Auerbach gave in October and November 1949.
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Series V contains Blackmur's personal papers as well as documentation relating to his professional life. In addition to Blackmur's diaries, awards, and honors, this series contains copies of his favorite poems and essays. A sizeable portion of the series is composed of Blackmur's collection of autographed articles, as well as manuscripts sent to him for review. Reviews of Blackmur's work and memorials written after his death can also be found here.
This series is arranged alphabetically.
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