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ROBERT
MUSIL'S
masterwork
The Man
Without
Qualities
from
which
you
read
an excerpt
in
the
Partisan Review
'THls
is a distinguished
novel of ideas-but that
hardly begins to describe a
book of many qualities. It is
social satire, incisive and en–
tertaining ... Musil is a sort
of day-light Kafka. His world
is just as ominous and frus–
trating, but it is softer in tex–
ture,
if
quite as weird, and it
summons up all its gaiety to
face the void."
- MAXWELL
GEISMAR
Translated, w ith a bril–
liant critical Introduc–
tion, by Eithne Wilkins
and Ernst Kaiser.
404
pages.
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CONTRIBUTORS
HANNAH ARENDT is the author
of The Origins of Totalitarianism.
ROBERT PENN WARREN's long
poem, Brother to Dragons, will be
published this fall by Rondom
House.
NICK JOAQUIN is a well-known
Filipino writer whose work has never
before appeared in this country. He
writes in English, and works on a
newspaper in Manila.
HILTON KRAMER is a young writer
living in New York City.
MARl US BEWLEY has published a
book of criticism, The Complex
Fate, in England.
MORTON WHITE is a Professor of
Philosophy at Harvard.
THOMAS RIGGS JR. teaches at
Princeton.
KERMIT LANSNER has published
essays and reviews in the Kenyon
Review and elsewhere.
JOSEPH CAMPBELL is the author
of The Hero With a Thousand
Faces.
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