SUMMER, 1964
VOLUME XXXI, NUMBER 3
CONTENTS
OUR HAWTHORNE, lionel Trilling
329
WANDERERS, Richard G. Stern
352
AN INTERVIEW WITH ROLF HOCHHUTH, Patricia Marx
363
POEMS
TIME, James Merrill
377
A QUESTION OF TIME, Vernon Watkins
380
NATURALLY THE FOUNDATION WILL BeAR
YOUR EXPENSES, Philip Larkin
381
THE TUNNEL, Mark Strand
382
THE ENGLAND SCENE, Jonathan Miller
384
GOING TO THEATER, ETC., Susan Sontag
389
BROUGHT VERY CLOSE, B. S. Johnson
399
MODERN DOCUMENTS
MEANS AND ENDS, John Dewey
400
CHOPIN, Boris Pasternak
405
ARGUMENTS
BALDWIN'S BURDEN, Robert Coles
409
BOOKS
A GENERATION OF ISSUES, Richard Poirier
420
THE POWER OF POSITIVE SEX, F. W. Dupee
425
VARIETIES OF ,REVOLUTIONARY EXPERIENCE,
George Lichtheim
430
THE VACANT LOT, Stephen Donadio
436
THE NEW HISTORY, Richard Schlatter
440
THE PASSION OF OUR LADY, Peter Brooks
443
LESSONS IN DEMOCRACY, Gertrud Lenzer
446
TWO FIRSTS, Richard Howard
456
SEMANTICS MADE EASY, William Youngren
462
THE BIG HU.RRAH, Richard Kluger
468
TOO MANY VOICES, Sallie Sears
471
LETTERS
477
