Spingarn
[spin-gahrn]
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noun
Joel Elias,1875–1939, U.S. literary critic, publisher, and editor.
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Examples from the Web for spingarn
Historical Examples of spingarn
Spingarn was mistaken when he said that we have done with all moral judgment of literature.
The Literature of EcstasyAlbert Mordell
Spingarn, Cunliffe, and Fischer are valuable for their special fields.
TragedyAshley H. Thorndike
For his general achievement in music he was, in 1917, awarded the Spingarn Medal.
The Negro in Literature and Art in the United StatesBenjamin Brawley
These are only a few examples typical of the general tendency which Spingarn has so thoroughly studied.
Rhetoric and Poetry in the RenaissanceDonald Lemen Clark
The same definition, derived as Spingarn has shown from the same sources, was formulated by Varchi.
Rhetoric and Poetry in the RenaissanceDonald Lemen Clark