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Edward Hungerford, Professor Emeritus of English at Southern Oregon University.
Edward Hungerford was a Professor Emeritus of English at Southern Oregon University. His papers include correspondence between Edward Hungerford and Theodore Stephanides, poetry, 1980-1982. These papers also include materials concerning "Climax in Crete," "Arodaphnousa," "Labyrinth," and "The Golden Face" by Stephenides.
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Correspondence between Edward Hungerford and Theodore Stephanides
Dec. 30, 1980 letter from Stephanides, including a translated Ancient Greek poem. Envelope from Dr. T. Stephanides, 51 Brondesbury Rd., Kilburn, London NW6. To Edward Hungerford, So. Oregon State College, Dept. of English.
Mar. 30, 1982 letter from Stephanides, containing a copy of interview answers and a list of works by Stephanides.
Apr. 7, 1982 letter from Stephanides, containing notes and addenda to the answers of the prior letter.
Dec. 6, 1982 letter from Stephanides, including an epigram translated from Ancient Greek.
Jan. 2, 1983 letter from Stephanides, containing an epigram translated from Ancient Greek. Grouped with a June 12, 1950 letter from Hungerford to Dr. Earle Davis regarding An American in Sicily. Envelope from Dr. T. Stephanides, 51 Brondesbury Rd., Kilburn, London NW6. To Prof. Edward Hungerford, 535 Terrace Street.
June 12, 1950 letter from Hungerford to Dr. Davis, containing interest in American or British writings
Jan. 24, 1983 letter from Stephanides, with notes on Larry Durrell and Stephanides' translation of The King's Flute, as well as two additional poems translated from Ancient Greek. Envelope from Dr. T Stephanides, to Prof. Edward Hungerford, Dept. of English, SOSC.
March 21, 1982 envelope from Stephanides, to Prof. Edward Hungerford, School of Humanities, SOSC.
Apr. 7, 1982 letter from Stephanides, includes a poem by Stephanides. Envelope from Dr. T Stephanides, to Prof. Edward Hungerford, Dept. of English, SOSC.
June 1, 1982 letter from Stephanides, which was sent with the typescript of The Golden Face. Includes a poem by Stephanides. Envelope from Stephanides to Hungerford – Surface mail.
July 21, 1982 letter from Stephanides, which was sent with the errata sheet for Climax in Crete. Includes three poems by Stephanides. Envelope from Dr. T. Stephanides, 51 Brondesbury Rd., Kilburn, London NW6. To Edward Hungeford, 535 Terrace Street.
Various documents regarding the Climax in Crete written by Theodore Stephanides.
Climax in Crete Addenda, Pg. 27, Pg. 55, Pg. 17, etc.
Photocopy of Anticlimax Pg. 166.
Photocopy of Climax in Crete by Theodore Stephanides, with errata sheet, 161 pages.
Typescripts of "Arodaphnousa", "Labyrinth", and "The Golden Face".
Labyrinth A Tragedy by T. Stephanides.
The Golden Face by T. Stephanides.
Arodaphnousa a Tragedy in Three Acts by T. Stephanides.
Correspondence between George Durrell and Theodore Stephanides.
Aug. 18, 1999 Email involving Hungerford and G. Durrell, concerning the interest of T. Stephanides and his books.
Aug. 18, 1999 email from Hungerford, including works by T. Stephanides.
Title Page on description of a conference on Durrell.
Transcript of a Speech by Hungerford about Stephanides, 7 pgs.