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Bachelors English University of Chicago
Masters English University of Chicago

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According to Wikipedia, Marshall Winslow Stearns was an American jazz critic and musicologist. He was the founder of the Institute of Jazz Studies. Biography Stearns was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, to Edith Baker Winslow and Harry Ney Stearns . His father was a Harvard University graduate and an attorney.

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Marshall Stearns's Published Works

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Jazz Dance: The Story of American Vernacular Dance (1969) (161)
The Story of Jazz (1963) (126)
Robert Henryson and the Leper Cresseid (1944) (7)
The Planet Portraits of Robert Henryson (1944) (5)
The Art of Jazz; Essays on the Nature and Development of Jazz (1960) (4)
Hamlet and Freud (1949) (4)
Robert Henryson and the Socio-Economic Scene (1943) (3)
A Note on Chaucer's Attitude toward Love (1942) (2)
Robert Henryson and the Fulgentian Horse (1939) (2)
A Note on Robert Henryson's Allusions to Religion and Law (1944) (2)
A Note on Henryson and Lydgate (1945) (2)
The Major Books on Jazz (1960) (1)
Chaucer Mentions a Book (1942) (1)
52. Dylan Thomas’s after the Funeral (In Memory of Ann Jones) (1945) (1)
Henryson and Chaucer (1945) (1)
Index to Jazz: Part I (A-E) (1952) (0)
The Jazz Tradition@@@The Story of Jazz (1971) (0)
Negro Blues and Hollers from the Archive of Folk Song (1963) (0)
The story of jazz : with an expanded bibliography and a syllabus of fifteen lectures on the history of jazz (1958) (0)
A Reply to Mr. Utley (1951) (0)
The Professor and the World of Jazz (1957) (0)
Negro Blues and Hollers from the Archive of Folk Song@@@Hammer and Nails: The Staple Singers (1963) (0)

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