...Adam Kaiserman Critics have long portrayed Lionel Trilling as a cultural mandarin. However, this well-regarded critical orthodoxy neglects Trilling’s work in the mass media. Trilling’s affiliations with Columbia University and the New York Intellectuals are well attested, but his coeditorship...

... : Lawrence Hill , 1972 . 145 - 150 . Trilling Lionel . Beyond Culture: Essays on Literature and Learning . New York : Viking , 1968 . Urry John . “The End of Organised Capitalism.” New Times: The Changing Face of Politics in the 1990s . Eds. Hall Stuart Jacques Martin...

... intellectuals,” including his public sparring partners Irving Howe, Stanley Edgar Hyman, and Lionel Trilling—all of whom used the term repeatedly in their works from the 1950s and early 1960s. 6 Discussing the invisible man's ultimate decision to “say yes and say no,” for instance, Michael Nowlin ( 2004...