Partisan Review: The 50th Anniversary Edition PDF
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Includes Fiction, Poetry and Drama by: John Ashbery, Harold Brodkey, James Dickey, John Hollander, Norman Mailer, Bernard Malamud, Vladimir Nabokov, Joyce Carol Oates, Amos Oz, Philip Roth, Isaac Bashevis Singer, Stephen Spender & Robert Penn Warren. Also Essays by: Jacques Barzun, Nathan Glazer, Sidney Hook, Aflred Kazin, Mary McCarthy, Robert Motherwell, Cynthia Ozick & Muriel Spark. Also Interviews with: Philip Johnson & Dwight MacDonald.
Contents, via WorldCat:
From the notebooks of Lionel Trilling
Fiction, poetry, and drama. Nothing to steal by John Ashbery
Egypt and fleshpots, Johnno and Wiley by Harold Brodkey
Blind snow, warm water by James Dickey
Dedecora temporum by Robert Fitzgerald
The twin's story by John Hollander
The Cathedral of St. Isaac in Leningrad by Norman Mailer
In Kew Gardens by Bernard Malamud
Toiler by Leonard Michaels
The grand-dad by Vladimir Nabokov
Master race by Joyce Carol Oates
One summer's morning in the village ; Passport photograph by Amos Oz
The phenomenon of alienation is not approved of from above by Philip Roth
Incompatible components by Roger Shattuck
Strong as death is love by Isaac Bashevis Singer
From my diary ; A girl who has drowned herself speaks ; A chorus of Oedipus ; Chorus from Oedipus at Colonos by Stephen Spender
Upwardness by Robert Penn Warren
History as decoration by Rosanna Warren
Essays. Shaw versus Stendhal by Jacques Barzun
Our country 1984 by Daniel Bell
Robert Musil and the salvage of the self by Peter Berger
The theater of metaphor
Robert Brustein
A Sahara silhouette by Eleanor Clark
Jewish intellectuals by Nathan Glazer
Twenty-six rue de Bie`vre by Juan Goytisolo
The communist peace offensive by Sidney Hook
Fear of the age : an essay in cultural criticism by Alfred Kazin
Hannah Arendt and politics by Mary McCarthy
The plight of reading : in search of new fiction by Daphne Merkin
Kafka's visual recoil by Robert Motherwell
The question of our speech : the return of aural culture by Cynthia Ozick
Our country and our culture by William Phillips
On love by Muriel Spark
Interviews. An interview with Philip Johnson by Barbaralee Diamondstein
An interview with Helen Frankenthaler by Deborah Solomon
An interview with Dwight Macdonald by Diana Trilling
Comments. Cambridge 1936-39 by Daniel Aaron
Positions by Lionel Abel
Magical motifs by Kathleen Agena
Origins by Morris Dickstein
Ideology past and present by Eugene Goodheart
Teaching the humanities by Gerald Graff
Art and culture by Clement Greenberg
The dubious charm of M. Truffaut by Geoffrey H. Hartman
Thinking about socialism by Irving Howe
Reflections of a neoconservative by Iving Kristol
An American in Frankfurt by Edith Kurzweil
A teacher and writer at Harvard by Harry Levin
The future of America by Norman Podhoretz
The vital center by Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.
Confessions of a political imbecile by George Stade.
Contents, via WorldCat:
From the notebooks of Lionel Trilling
Fiction, poetry, and drama. Nothing to steal by John Ashbery
Egypt and fleshpots, Johnno and Wiley by Harold Brodkey
Blind snow, warm water by James Dickey
Dedecora temporum by Robert Fitzgerald
The twin's story by John Hollander
The Cathedral of St. Isaac in Leningrad by Norman Mailer
In Kew Gardens by Bernard Malamud
Toiler by Leonard Michaels
The grand-dad by Vladimir Nabokov
Master race by Joyce Carol Oates
One summer's morning in the village ; Passport photograph by Amos Oz
The phenomenon of alienation is not approved of from above by Philip Roth
Incompatible components by Roger Shattuck
Strong as death is love by Isaac Bashevis Singer
From my diary ; A girl who has drowned herself speaks ; A chorus of Oedipus ; Chorus from Oedipus at Colonos by Stephen Spender
Upwardness by Robert Penn Warren
History as decoration by Rosanna Warren
Essays. Shaw versus Stendhal by Jacques Barzun
Our country 1984 by Daniel Bell
Robert Musil and the salvage of the self by Peter Berger
The theater of metaphor
Robert Brustein
A Sahara silhouette by Eleanor Clark
Jewish intellectuals by Nathan Glazer
Twenty-six rue de Bie`vre by Juan Goytisolo
The communist peace offensive by Sidney Hook
Fear of the age : an essay in cultural criticism by Alfred Kazin
Hannah Arendt and politics by Mary McCarthy
The plight of reading : in search of new fiction by Daphne Merkin
Kafka's visual recoil by Robert Motherwell
The question of our speech : the return of aural culture by Cynthia Ozick
Our country and our culture by William Phillips
On love by Muriel Spark
Interviews. An interview with Philip Johnson by Barbaralee Diamondstein
An interview with Helen Frankenthaler by Deborah Solomon
An interview with Dwight Macdonald by Diana Trilling
Comments. Cambridge 1936-39 by Daniel Aaron
Positions by Lionel Abel
Magical motifs by Kathleen Agena
Origins by Morris Dickstein
Ideology past and present by Eugene Goodheart
Teaching the humanities by Gerald Graff
Art and culture by Clement Greenberg
The dubious charm of M. Truffaut by Geoffrey H. Hartman
Thinking about socialism by Irving Howe
Reflections of a neoconservative by Iving Kristol
An American in Frankfurt by Edith Kurzweil
A teacher and writer at Harvard by Harry Levin
The future of America by Norman Podhoretz
The vital center by Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.
Confessions of a political imbecile by George Stade.
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