M.L. Rosenthal Award

M.L. Rosenthal Award

Award The award for achievement in Yeats studies: Originally called the "Golden Apple Award," it was given first to M.L. Rosenthal, the prominent critic, poet and academic associated with NYU. After Prof. Rosenthal's death, it was renamed for him.

1995 -- M.L. Rosenthal
1996 -- Denis Donoghue
1997 -- Richard Finneran
1998 -- Elizabeth Butler Cullingford
1999 -- Helen Vendler
2000 -- George Bornstein
2001 -- Ann Saddlemyer
2002 -- Jon Stallworthy
2003 -- Roy Foster
2003 -- Stephen Maxfield Parrish
2004 -- George Mills Harper and David R. Clark
2005 -- Ronald Schuchard
2006 -- Warwick Gould and Deirdre Toomey
2007 -- John Kelly

Henceforth the Rosenthal Fellows will be the consulting body for additions to their number

Hear John Kelly address on "Yeats in America"

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March 2nd 2000, George Bornstein on receives the M.L. Rosenthal Award

Professor Bornstein expounds on Leda and the Swan and the Statute of Liberty	Richard J. Finneran is tonight reduced to slide projector	Finneran introduces the M.L. Rosenthal Award (left)
Presenting the Award	Here is what it looks like