YALE PAPERBOUNDS
CONTRIBUTORS
GORDONW.ALLPORT
Becoming
A distinguished psychologist out–
lines the need for a psychology
of personality.
95;
C. G. JUNG
Psychology and Religion
Dr. Jung discusses the religious
symbolism of unconscious pro–
cesses and the continuity of re–
ligious forms.
95;
JOHN DEWEY
A Common Faith
A great American philosopher
describes a faith evolving with
the progress of social and scien–
tific knowledge.
95;
PADRAIC COLUM
Legends of Hawaii
These nineteen charming folk
tales are skillfully retold by a
famous storyteller.
$1.45
JACQUES MARITAIN
Education at the Crossroads
An eminent Catholic philosopher
explores the American system of
education.
95;
GEORGE STARBUCK
Bone Thoughts
The latest volume in the Yale
Series of Younger Poets, with
an Introduction by Dudley Fitts.
$1.25
CHARLES L. STEVENSON
Ethics and Language
An analysis of the meaning of
ethical judgments and the meth–
ods by which they can be sup–
ported.
$1.75
E. H. STURTEVANT
An Introduction to Linguistic
Science
A great linguist explains the es–
sentials of the science of lan–
guage in an extremely clear and
readable manner.
$1.45
Yale University Press
New Haven, Conn.
GEORGE L1CHTHEIM has just
finished a book on the history of
Marxism.
VICTOR ANANT is a young In–
dian writer now living in London.
URSULA BRUMM teaches Amer–
ican Literature at the Free Uni–
versity of Berlin.
RAYMOND WILLIAMS is the
author of Culture and Society,
a volume of criticism. His new
book, The Long Revolution, will
be published this year.
IRIS MURDOCH, the well-known
British novelist, teaches Philoso–
phy at St. Anne's College in
Oxford.
ANNE SEXTON's first book of
poems, To Bedlam And Part
Way Back, is being published
this Spring by Houghton-Mifflin.
TED HUGHES has published two
volumes of poetry. The Hawk
in the Rain and Lupercal. He
received the 1960 Somerset
Maugham poetry award.
ROBERT MEZEY, who teaches
at Iowa, has published poetry in
many magazines.
