First, May Swenson wrote urging Bishop to give permission for a poem, preferably "In the Waiting Room," to appear in a new "scholarly and significant" anthology, "The Women Poets in English".
Their works are becoming newly available to us in digital form, scholarly research and anthologies.
I recently saw on display at a scholarly meeting a literature anthology coedited by an undergraduate and a professor.
Crane's poems, which he preferred to call "lines", are typically not given as much scholarly attention as his fiction; no anthology contained Crane's verse until 1926.
Here, finally, is an anthology that treats a major American filmmaker with the scholarly respect too long reserved only for literary figures.
He has published collections of anecdotal and scholarly essays and, with Ted Hughes, edited The Rattle Bag and The School Bag, anthologies dedicated to parading poetry as a carnival.
There were all kinds of books on it: from John le Carré's Smiley novels to scholarly works on the origins of the Old Testament myths; from anthologies of contemporary American short stories to the Prince Valiant comic books.
Meanwhile, American recording companies have also been digging into their archives of pre-1959 Cuban music for anthologies like "El Son No Ha Muerto" (Rhino) and the scholarly "Music of Cuba, 1901-1959" (Columbia).
By the mid 2000s, with three major anthologies published, and a growing literature base, there was ample scholarly literature documenting IRE across disciplines and methodologies, and subsequently, there was anecdotal data emerging from the review boards evaluating such research.
In a series of anthologies beginning with The Book of Canadian Poetry (1943), Smith approached Canadian literature in a scholarly manner that set the tone for modern Canadian criticism.
