Hartman, Geoffrey H. (Personal Name)

His The unmediated vision, 1954.

Holocaust remembrance, 1993: CIP t.p. (Geoffrey Hartman) pub. information (Prof. of comparative literature, Yale Univ.)

LC in OCLC, 16 Dec. 2002 (hdg.: Hartman, Geoffrey H.; usage: Geoffrey Hartman, Geoffrey H. Hartman)

Info. converted from 678, 2012-10-02 (b. 8/11/29)

The eighth day, 2013: title page (Geoffrey Hartman)

New York times WWW site, viewed Mar. 21, 2016 (in obituary published Mar. 20: Geoffrey H. Hartman; b. Geoffrey H. Hartmann, Aug. 11, 1929, Frankfurt; his middle initial stood for nothing; evacuated from Nazi Germany in 1939 as part of a Kindertransport; spent the war years in England, living with other evacuated children at Waddesdon Manor, the Buckinghamshire country estate of James de Rothschild; moved to New York after World War II; d. Mar. 14, Hamden, Conn., aged 86; literary critic whose work took in the Romantic poets, Judaic sacred texts, Holocaust studies, deconstruction, and the workings of memory, and took on the very function of criticism itself; joined the Yale faculty in 1955; spent the early and mid-1960s at the University of Iowa and at Cornell before rejoining Yale in 1967; as a result of his association with the Yale School, he was often called a deconstructionist, but his critical stance eluded tidy classification)