Alice Corbin — a remark

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“If all the arbitrary barbed-wire fences of the folk-lorists are heeded, what will be left of the open range of folk-song?”

Using frontier imagery to mock unnecessarily restrictive scholarship · Review, Who Writes Folk-songs?

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Alice Corbin

16 April 1881–18 July 1949

Alice Corbin Henderson, born Alice Corbin on 16 April 1881 in St. Louis, Missouri, and dead on 18 July 1949 in Santa Fe, New Mexico, occupies an important if still insufficiently celebrated place in American literary history. She was a poet of lyrical concentration, an editor whose judgment helped define a…

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