The Gauss Seminars In Criticism records, 1949-1981.

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The Gauss Seminars In Criticism records, 1949-1981.

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The collection is comprised of correspondence with the guest speaker. Most folders contain a letter of invitation to speak at the Gauss Seminars, correspondence concerning presentation dates, lodging, and material for distribution during the presentation. Other items include payment for lectures and correspondence requesting additional lecture dates at other institutions during the speaker's stay in the United States. Also included are an index of speakers and topics, as well as materials from a symposium on the subject of Thomas Mann's DR. FAUSTUS.

2.1 linear ft. (5 boxes)

Princeton University Library

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Princeton University Library

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