Dostoevsky's Quest for Form
AStudy of His Philosophy of Art
by Robert
L.
Jackson
"Mr. Jackson has succeeded in piecing together a coherent account of Dostoevsky's
aesthetics from widely scattered sources... . He has analyzed Dostoevsky's views
on beauty, realism, type, and many other Questions penetratingly and has set them
in the context of his German, French, and Russian predecessors with learning and
good sense."-Rene Wellek.
$8.00
The Broken Center
Studies in the Theological Horizon of Modern Literature
by Nathan A. Scott,
Jr.
''The most powerful and original of all Mr. Scott's always interesting work.••• A
book which introduces fascinating and highly significant new material, and by the
use of it performs what is in essence a new kind of critical act"-R. W. B. lewis.
Imaginative Reason
The Poetry of Matthew Arnold
by
A.
Dwight Culler
$5.00
An analysis of Arnold's evolution as a poet, in which a symbolic landscape in three
parts-the Forest Glade, the Burning Plain, and the Wide-Gllmmering Sea-is seen
as the imaginative world through which Arnold's poetic spirit travels. "Admirable In
every way, sound in scholarship and brilliant in execution."-J. Hillis Miller. $7.50
D. H. Lawrence as a literary Critic
by David J. Gordon
In this first book·length study of lawrence's literary opinions and theories, Mr.
Gordon focuses on the critic's pervasive moral argument. "A genuinely Interesting
study, done with care and affection, free of the rantings that too often beset
writers on Lawrence, and written concisely and clearly.. .• The book Is alive."–
Irving Howe.
$4.75
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