Frederick Morris Warren

Frederick Morris Warren (* 1859 , † 1931 ) was an American linguist .

life and work

Warren studied at McDaniel College in Westminster, Maryland . He received his doctorate in 1887 from Johns Hopkins University with the work The world of Corneille. A study of popular movements and notions as seen in his works and became professor at Adelbert College in Cleveland , then professor of modern languages at Yale University .

Warren was president of the Modern Language Association of America in 1907.

A primer of French literature , Boston 1889
(Ed.) Jules Sandeau, Mademoiselle de La Seiglière , Boston 1890
(Ed.) Selections from Victor Hugo. Prose and verse , New York 1893
A history of the novel previous to the seventeenth century , New York 1895, Folcroft 1969, 1976, Norwood 1977, 2009
(Ed.) Corneilles̕ Le Cid , Boston 1895
(Ed.) Molière's Le bourgeois gentilhomme , Boston 1899
(Ed.) French prose of the XVII century , Boston 1899
(Ed.) A. de Lamartine, Graziella , Boston 1900
(Eds.) Jean Racine, Andromaque. Britannicus. Athalie , New York 1903; 3 vols., 1909
Ten Frenchmen of the nineteenth century , Chattauqua 1904 (Guizot. Fourier, Thiers. Gambetta. Victor Hugo. Balzac. Zola. Renan. Pasteur. De Lesseps)
(Ed.) Selections from Les caractères of La Bruyère , Boston 1906
(Ed.) Selections from Pascal , Boston 1906

John L. Gerig, (1932). In memoriam: Frederick Morris Warren. Elijah Clarence Hills. Charles Carroll Marden, in: Romanic Review 23, 1932, p. 76