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April 25, 1934
John Dewey
Intelligence and Power
June 7, 1933
Max Eastman
The Review That Caused Hemingway to Slap a Critic in the Face With a Book
September 14, 1932
Lionel Trilling
Intellect or Religion?
September 9, 1931
Kenneth Burke
On Mystical Confusion
July 8, 1931
C.D. Thorpe
John Keats's Passionate, Lusty Letters Are the Key to His Poems
May 21, 1931
William Faulkner
Beyond the Talking
May 13, 1931
Padraic Colum
This Is What It Was Like to Go to James Joyce’s Birthday Party
And have him chat with you about his favorite novels.
July 2, 1930
Louise Bogan
Tolstoy’s Wife
April 2, 1930
Perry Hobbs
This Is What It Was Like To Be the Book Censor for All of New England in 1930
"I’ve read more dirty books than any man in New England."
July 3, 1929
Edmund Wilson
The Book That Brought Good Sex Writing to the Masses
Lady Chatterley, D.H. Lawrence, and Edmund Wilson's circular review
April 25, 1928
Lewis Mumford
Towards a Rational Modernism
March 27, 1928
E. M. Forster
Ibsen the Romantic
November 16, 1927
Bertrand Russell
Education Without Sex Taboos
July 7, 1926
The Twin Pillars
July 7, 1926
A.W. Vernon
A Lyrical Biography
July 7, 1926
Robert Morss Lovett
Rough Justice
July 7, 1926
New England in the Republic
July 7, 1926
The New Republic Staff
Recent Fiction
February 4, 1925
Lytton Strachey
Lytton Strachey Explains What a Strange, Marvelous Creature the Inventor of Modern Biography Was
December 23, 1924
Rebecca West
Travelling in America

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