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25 JANUARY 1950: Arthur Mize ner-Scott Fitzgerald; J11mes Burnhl!m–
The Suicidal Mania of American Business; Alfred Kazin-On Melville as
Scripture.
32 NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 1950: S11ul Be llow-The Trip to Galena {a story):
Marie Bon11p11rte-Poe and "The Black Cat"; George B11rker, Hor11ce
Gregory, Robert Lowell-Three Long Poems.
33 JANUARY-FEBRUARY 1951: Arthur Koestler-The Age of Longing {a
story); H11rvey Breit-A Sense of Faulkner; R1!nd11ll J11rreii-The Obscurity
of the Poet; Delmore Schwartz-The Grapes of Crisis.
35 MAY-JUNE 1951: Eliz11 beth Hu dwick-A Florentine Conference {a story);
W illi11 m B11 rrett-Fitzgerald and America; Erich Au e rb11 ch-Stendhal,
Balzac, Flaubert.
38 NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 1951: S11u l Bellow-The Einhorns {a story);
Wi lli11m Burett-American Fiction and American Values; R11ymond Aron
-The Leninist Myth of Imperialism.
39 MARCH-APRIL 1952:
R~~nd11ll
J u reii-The Age of Criticism; W illi11m
Ph illips-Lives and Wives of a Genius {a story); Robie Mll cl!uley–
Oblomov: The Superfluous Man.
41 JULY-AUGUST 1952: Orteg11 y G11sset-The Self and the Other; Fr11ncis
Fergusson-Auden in Mid-Career.
43 NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 1952: Alberto Mor11via-Sunny Honeymoon (a
story); Ni cola Chiuomonte-Sartre V. Camus: A Political Quarrel;
Walter Koufmonn-Shakespeore, Goethe, and the Advent of Psychology.
44 JANUARY-FEBRUARY 1953 : Gu stave Fl11 ubert-Letters on Love, Happi·
ness and Art; An Examination of Two Critics--John Crowe Ransom on
R. P. Blackmur and Ri chud Chose on Edmund Wilson; Howard Griffin–
A Dialogue with W . H. Auden ; Diona Trilling-An Autumn Journal.
45 MAY-JUNE 1953: Ludwig Morcuse-European Anti-Americanism; Delmore
Schwa rtz-Tales From The Vienna Woods "{a story); El izabeth Hardwick–
The Subjection of Women.
46 JULY-AUGUST 1953: Robert Penn Wuren-The Death of Isham; Hilton
Kr11mer-The New American Painting; Honn11h Arendt-Understanding
and Politics.
48 NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 1953: Lionel Trilling-Fiaubert's Last Testament;
Phi lip Rohv- The Myth and the Powerhouse; G. L. Arnold-French Politics:
Failure and Promise.
ALSO: All bi-monthly issues for 1954.
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