To many of the "top writers" in Hamilton's anthology, this world was as familiar, and well-thumbed, as an A to Z.
Graves's ballad, November 11th, is part of Imperial War Museum's anthology First World War Poems from the Front, which is out next month.
Van Doren's An Anthology of World Poetry (1928) was among the first works of its kind, and his Introduction to Poetry (1951; new ed. 1966) examines shorter classic poems of English and American literature.
(Between Yates and the early-season Mike Kafka references, my editors have heroically decided to burn the office copy of "The Norton Anthology of World Literature". We promise this will not happen again).
Farewell, Woodward; farewell, Bernstein... To get a sense of how degraded the image [of journalism] has become, one need only devour...the two-volume anthology "Reporting World War II"..
Farewell, Woodward; farewell, Bernstein... To get a sense of how degraded the image [of journalism] has become, one need only devour...the two-volume anthology "Reporting World War II"...
In Scientific American, James R. Newman, the editor of the popular anthology "The World of Mathematics," said that it was "a moral tract on mass murder: how to plan it, how to commit it, how to get away with it, how to justify it".
Still, listeners in search of seemingly pristine exotica can dig into a growing selection of recordings from the ethnomusicologists of yesteryear, like the reliable Anthology of World Music series being reissued on Rounder, and the novice-friendly Nonesuch Explorer series, which has now rereleased its catalogs of African and Asian music.
Jack Miles, editor of the acclaimed Norton Anthology of World Religions, looks back at the wars within Christianity as a guide to how the wars within Islam will finally come to a conclusion.
With her tastes and style well-honed, she gained a passion for editorial work at Vogue while interning for their coffee-table anthology, The World in Vogue: People, Parties, Places.
