WINTER,
1955
VOLUME XXII, NUMBER 1
CONTENTS
ART, TRADITION, AND TRUTH, Walter Kaufmann
CRUCIFIXION, Federico Garcfa Lorca
LENZo George Buchner
THE INTELLECTUALS AND THE DISCONTENTED CLASSES,
David Riesman and Nathan Glazer
THE ALEXANDRIAN MIND: NOTES TOWARD A DEFINITION,
Francis Golffing
THE AFTERMATH OF WAR AND THE END OF THE
NEO-L1BERAL UTOPIA, G.
L.
Arnold
EVERYBODY'S OMNIBUS REVIEW
&
PARIS LEITER,
Gordon Sylander
MISSISSIPPI, Louis Simpson
LEARNING A DEAD LANGUAGE, W. S. Merwin
FILM CHRONICLE, Pauline Kael
BOOKS
THE NEW MINERVA, OR LOST GROUND REGAINED,
9
29
31
47
73
83
101
102
103
105
Richard Chase
114
SUFFICIENT UNTO THE DAY, Leslie A. Fiedler
118
TOLSTOY AND HISTORY, Nicola Chiaromonte
122
DREAMS AND LONGINGS OF A CLASSICAL SCHOLAR,
Alfred Kazin
128
THE CONSERVATISM OF DESPAIR,
E.
V. Walter
131
