PARTISAN REVIEW
VOLUME
XIII, No. 4
SEPT;EMBER-OCTOBER,
1946
FRONTISPIECE
Kurtfeligman
THE TEMPTATIONS OF DR. HOFFMANN
405
Elizabeth Hardwick
CONCERNING TOLSTOY
420
Philip Rahv
THE COMPETITIVE PERSONALITY
433
C. Wright Mills
BERCEUSE
442
St.-]. Perse
THE LESSON FOR TODAY IS A
CHAPTER ENTITLED NIGHT
446
Anthony Harrigan
MAN AND BOY: THE CRACKING GLASS
446
R. P. Blackmur
WAR (AFTER RIMBAUD)
447
Robert Lowell
BERNANOS: THE PRIEST AS SCAPEGOAT
448
Rayner Heppenstall
TWO DRAWINGS
458
Kurt Seligman
NOTES ON THE WORKING DAY
460
Wallace Mark field
CEZANNE'S DOUBT
464
Maurice Merleau-Ponty
BOOKS
The Resista nee
479
William Barrett
The Poet and His Public
488
Randall Jarrell
Criticism and Common Sense
500
Newton Arvin
VARIETY
Arcadia in Italy
505
Carlo Laurenzi
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WILLIAM PHILLIPS) PHILIP RAHV
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WILLIAM BARRETT) DELMORE ScHWARTZ
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CATHARINE CARVER
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