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SAUL BELLOW is the author of
two novels, "Dangling Man" and
"The Victim."
GEORGE BARKER, author of sev–
eral volumes of verse, now lives in
England after a long stay in the
United States.
DOROTHY VAN GHENT teaches
English at the University of Kansas.
MARIE
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Princess
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his friend and co-worker. She was
president of the French Psycho–
analytical Society and founded the
"Revue Franc;aise de Psychanalyse."
Through her influential connections
she was instrumental in enabling
Freud to leave Vienna when it came
under Nazi occupation.
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An
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