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March 10, 1952
Richard Hofstadter
The No Man’s Land of American History
August 27, 1951
MagazineElizabeth Bishop
Love From Emily
To Emily Dickinson, little besides love, human and divine, was worth writing about, and often the two seemed to fuse.
August 14, 1950
Martin Gumpert
A Doctor’s Scathing 1950 Takedown of L. Ron Hubbard’s ‘Dianetics’
November 13, 1949
Dwight MacDonald
Conservatism Revisited
May 23, 1949
Lincoln Kirstein
The Descent from Cézanne
February 28, 1949
Harold Clurman
Theatre: Attention!
Harold Clurman reviews "Death Of A Salesman"
September 6, 1948
John Farrelly
The Landscape of the Heart
July 26, 1948
John Woodburn
Handful of Dust
July 26, 1948
Richard Watts Jr.
Harlem Teacher
July 26, 1948
James R. Newman
Let the Reader Beware
July 26, 1948
Siegfried Kracauer
Portrait in Film
July 28, 1947
John Farrelly
Sitting With E.M. Forster While He Had His Portrait Sketched
November 3, 1946
James T. Farrell
Return to the Jungle
September 2, 1946
MagazineGeorge Soule
Orwell’s Fables
George Orwell's story is too close to recent historical events without being close enough.
June 17, 1946
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George Orwell
Politics and the English Language
Subscribers Only
May 13, 1946
Arthur Schlesinger Jr.
Jackson and the Intellectuals
February 18, 1946
Ralph Ellison
The Booker T.
January 6, 1946
Saul Bellow
Brothers’ Keepers
November 11, 1945
Saul Bellow
Samson Without Delilah
October 22, 1945
Richard Hofstadter
Democracy in the Making

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