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The Intense Joiner
Willingham, John R. | March 17, 1956 issue

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This article presents an introduction to the book "George Moore. A Reconsideration," by Malcolm Brown. Since his death in 1933, writer George Moore has been considerably neglected. It has been hard for literary historians and critics to "place" him among the pigeonholes of literary schools and movements, and a later generation that takes itself too seriously has thought of him almost solely as the source of those delightful but trivial "Mooreisms." For almost fifty years, Moore mined various and sometimes completely opposed areas of late Victorian and early twentieth-century esthetic speculation and achievement.

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GEORGE Moore (Book); MOORE, George, 1852-1933; BROWN, Malcolm; BOOKS; AUTHORS; LITERARY movements
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