Tomorrow's Independent has its obituary of Frank Kermode:
Sir Frank Kermode: Academic and pre-eminent literary critic who reached out to a non-specialist audience
By Paul Levy
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Friday, August 20, 2010
Frank Kermode: New York Times Obituary, Washington Post Obituary
The New York Times has its obituary of Frank Kermode here:
Frank Kermode, 90, a Critic Who Wrote With Style, Is Dead
By Christopher Lehmann-Haupt
It adds a series of Excerpts from Frank Kermode's Writing.
HT: James Tabor on Facebook.
And the Washington Post has its obituary here:
British literary critic Frank Kermode dies at age 90
By T. Rees Shapiro
Frank Kermode, 90, a Critic Who Wrote With Style, Is Dead
By Christopher Lehmann-Haupt
It adds a series of Excerpts from Frank Kermode's Writing.
HT: James Tabor on Facebook.
And the Washington Post has its obituary here:
British literary critic Frank Kermode dies at age 90
By T. Rees Shapiro
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Frank Kermode Obituary
The Daily Telegraph has its obituary of Sir Frank Kermode, who died yesterday:
Sir Frank Kermode
Sir Frank Kermode, who died on August 17 aged 90, was the most eminent critic of English literature since FR Leavis; his teaching career culminated in the senior English professorship at Cambridge University, a post he surrendered in 1982 in the aftermath of a widely reported doctrinal rift within the faculty.
The Guardian also has also just published its obituary:
Sir Frank Kermode obituary
Pre-eminent critic who with easy erudition explored how ideas work in literature
Sir Frank Kermode
Sir Frank Kermode, who died on August 17 aged 90, was the most eminent critic of English literature since FR Leavis; his teaching career culminated in the senior English professorship at Cambridge University, a post he surrendered in 1982 in the aftermath of a widely reported doctrinal rift within the faculty.
The Guardian also has also just published its obituary:
Sir Frank Kermode obituary
Pre-eminent critic who with easy erudition explored how ideas work in literature
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