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TABLE OF CONTENTSBIOGRAPHYSCOPE AND CONTENTS OF COLLECTIONACCESS TO COLLECTIONPREFERRED CITITATIONBOX 1 : |
BiographyAlexander Karanikas, Harvard class of 1939, served as a Staff Sergeant in the Army Air Forces, where he was stationed at Ladd Field, Alaska from 1943-1945. A Greek-American author, Karanikas has written several books and poems including Tillers of a Myth: The Southern Agrarians as Social and Literary Critics, Hellenes and Hellions, and Stepping Stones. He is a professor emeritus at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Scope and Contents of CollectionThe Papers of Alexander Karanikas contain his personal war-time correspondence with Bess Needleman, their renewed correspondence in the 1970s, and copies of his published articles and poems with letters from the publishers. The letters relate to Karanikas' work under Vilhjalmur Stefansson on Artic and cold weather flying at the Cold Weather Testing Detachment near Fairbanks, Alaska. Access to CollectionUnrestricted. Preferred CititationLetters of Alexander Karanikas; Mss-246; Rauner Special Collections Library, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH.
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