OUR COUNTRY AND OUR CULTURE
A new Partisan Review symposium
Have American intellectuals changed their at-
titude toward America?
Has Europe ceased to be the cultural stronghold?
Is mass culture inevitable in a democracy?
Can the serious artist survive in a mass culture?
JAMES AGEE
NEWTON ARVIN
WILLIAM BARRETT
JACQUES BARZUN
SAUL BELLOW
R. P. BLACKMUR
LOUISE BOGAN
JAMES BURNHAM
RICHARD CHASE
ALLAN DOWLING
RALPH ELLISON
JOSEPH FRANK
HORACE GREGORY
SIDNEY HOOK
IRVING HOWE
ALFRED KAZI N
LOUIS KRONENBERGER
MAX LERNER
NORMAN MAILER
MARGARET MEAD
C. WRIGHT MILLS
REINHOLD NIEBUHR
WILLIAM PHILLIPS
KATHERINE ANNE PORTER
PHILIP RAHV
JOHN CROWE RANSOM
DAVID RIESMAN
ISAAC ROSENFELD
ARTHUR SCHLESINGER, JR.
MARK SCHORER
DELMORE SCHWARTZ
ROGER SESSIONS
JAMES JOHNSON SWEENEY
ALLEN TATE
UONEL TRILLING
ROBERT PENN WARREN
These issues will be debated in the May–
June and subsequent numbers of Partisan
Review in an exchange which is bound
to rank in importance with our widely
discussed symposium. "Religion and the
InteUectuals."
Leading writers, artists and intellectuals
will examine the trend among American
artists in recent years away from Europe
as the source of cultural inspiration, and
toward a conscious appreciation of the
values of America and its past.
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