Richardson, Robert D., 1934-

This folder is the third of three containing correspondence from the Richardson family, including Anne, Elizabeth, Lissa, and Robert Richardson. Robert Richardson worked with Burton Feldman on ''The Rise of Modern Mythology.''

This folder contains printed ephemera, drafts, and correspondence pertaining to or received from the University of Indiana Press with regard to Burton Feldman and Robert Richardson's book ''The Rise of Modern Mythology: 1680 - 1860''. Some of the letters also discuss the potential for a second volume that would cover mythology from 1860 to the present.

This folder is the eighteenth of eighteen containing notes and drafts on Burton Feldman's poetry projects. There is a copy of ''The Civil War'' in this folder that was sent to the Richardson family. There are also more notes that are planning for an epic poem project.

This folder contains items published by friends and acquaintances of Burton Feldman.

This folder contains items published by friends and acquaintances of Burton Feldman.

Robert Richardson poses for a photo. The photo was sent to Peggy Feldman by Annie Dillard. It was tucked into Peggy Feldman's 1989 appointment book. The book is comprised mostly of dated pages recording Feldman's day to day appointments. Much of the writing is in the style of journal entries, and there are some loose pages, correspondence, and more photos tucked into the book.

This reel contains Robert Richardson--at the time a member of the University of Denver English Department--giving a lecture on Heinrich Böll's novels and the pressure of the past. In the beginning of the discussion, Richardson focuses on Germany during national socialism. Shortly thereafter, Richardson delves into a detailed evaluation of the works of Heinrich Böll--providing detailed accounts of the writings and interpretations of their meaning.

Total run time: 57:09

This reel contains Robert Richardson, a once University of Denver professor, discussing the uses of structural criticism in literature. Richardson proceeds to outline several examples of literary structure and provides an analysis of the different types of structural criticism.

Total run time: 50:43

Robert Richardson kneels down among some Christmas presents. Robert D. Richardson is an author and teacher and co-edited the ''Rise of Modern Mythology, 1680-1860'' with Burton Feldman.

Robert Richardson and a friend look at photos. Robert D. Richardson is an author and teacher and co-edited the ''Rise of Modern Mythology, 1680-1860'' with Burton Feldman.