THREE PHILOSOPHICAL NOVELISTS
by Joseph Gerard Brennan
A study of the philosophical concerns of 'three giants of·the 20th
century novel: James Joyce, Thomas Mann and Andre -Gide. Dr.
Brennan gives a fresh interpretation of
Ulysses, The Magic Moun–
tain
and
The
Immoralist-showing how the task that once fell to
the moral philosopher has been taken up by literature in general.
$6.50
THE SHAKESPEAREAN IMAGINATION
by Norman N. Holland
A sound basic introduction to Shakespeare,-combined with sophis–
ticated modern readings of an important group of -the plays. Pro–
fessor Holland examines Shakespeare's
wor~
with a dual vision
-through the eyes of Shakespeare's age and newly, critically
from the viewpoint of our 20th century selves.
$7.50
JAMES, SEUMAS AND JACQUES:
Unpublished Writings of JAMES STEPHENS
edited by Lloyd Frankenberg
A companion piece to·
A lames Stephens Render
presenting uncol–
lected materials by this famous figure in Irish letters. Here are
essays, reminiscences,
obiter dicta
and table talk, spiced with the
-wit that has blessed Ireland since the
tim~
of Swift.
$6.95
THE FLOWER AND THE CASTLE
by Maurice Valency
An
examination of the life and works of Ibsen and Strindberg,
through whose influence the present day dramatic tradition has
chiefly evolved. All the major works of the two great Scandina–
vians are considered in detail.
$7.50
POEMS OF DOUBT AND BELIEF:
An Anthology of Modem Religious Poetry
edited by Tom
F.
Driver and Robert Pack
A selection from the religious writings of such modern poets as
T. S. Eliot, Robert -Frost, E. E. Cummings and Hart Crane. An
absorbing body of work, highlighting the religious concern which
,urvives the inroads of modern skepticism and science.
$5.00
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