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...Madeleine B. Stern Copyright © 1941 by Duke University Press 1941 MARGARET FULLER AND THE DIAL MADELEINE B. STERN ON THE EIGHTEENTH of September, 1839, Margaret Ful­ ler met the gentlemen of the Symposium Club at Cyrus Bartol s home in Chestnut Street, Boston. Instead of sucking...

...William Wasserstrom Copyright © 1966 by Duke University Press 1966 Hemingway, the Dial., and Ernest Walsh William, Wasserstrom Let us assume that A Moveable Feast was supposed to do for Hemingway what Walden did for Thoreau: link theme and trope, act and art, fact and dream. Walden Pond...

...; Switzerland bursting into Dadaique Manifestos re the nothingness of the All. 7 In February 1920, Pound was sending out feelers to the Parisian avant-garde,8 but it was not until visiting the Continent later that spring as newly ap­ pointed foreign editor of the Dial that he finally established first-hand...

...Bernard I. Duffey The Smart Set: A History and Anthology . By Dolmetsch Carl R. . With an Introductory Reminiscence by S. N. Behrman. New York : The Dial Press , 1966 . Pp. xxv , 262 . $17.50 . Copyright © 1967 by Duke University Press 1967 Book Reviews 479 plus the control...

...Herbert Howarth Copyright © 1960 by Duke University Press 1960 ELIOT and HOFMANNSTHAL Herbert Howartb Discussing Marianne Moore in the Dial of December, 1923, Eliot ranked her with five poets American, English, Irish, French, German who interested him most at that date. The American was Pound...

... in Mauberley s statements, of what issues are at stake. Mauberley s phrases create an impression of being true, when they are true only if limited or qualified in a particular way. The accuracy of Mauberley s assertion that E. P. Observed the elegance of Circe s hair / Rather than the mottoes on sun-dials...

... certainly qualifies as the nadir for many a young, untested scholar. I had begun listening to 660 many years earlier (then just a sports fan with a sane level of interest in scores and stories) because I could not believe what I was hearing when I first tuned in. Flipping the dial in the dead of night while...

... in the Sacco-Vanzetti case led him to accept the doctrine of the class war. He was an editor of the Dial in 1919 and for some years of the Blew Republic. He was an active supporter of Hull House and the Civil Liberties Union. He was for peace at any price until the bitter end, for birth control, and against...

... dismissed, and had the hearing for the Little Review adjourned until October 18. He also invited Sumner to lunch on Friday, October 15, when he presented him with a copy of the most recent issue of the Dial, which contained an essay on Joyce; and he talked to him for two hours of Joyce s genius, discussing...

... Atlantic Quarterly And tremble, if the day but dawns Each dial-marked leaf and flower bell .Wherewith in every lonesome dell Time to himself his hours doth tell. So nature calls, through all her system wide, Give me thy love, O man, so long denied. After reaching this climax, the poem settles down...

... is based on his well-known and larger Introduction to Economics. That able London journalist and author, Mr. Clement K. Book Reviews. 391 Shorter, has undertaken a regular semi-monthly English literary letter for The Dial. Probably no one in London is more closely in touch with the world of books...

... and sending them back around in fluted patterns filigreeing everywhere, fading in the spill of light from the street. I opened the box and read the meter s spinning dials, recalled the legend of the dentist, supposed to be black, who drilled a tiny hole in the glass casing of the unit at the rear of his...

... Katie . 2012 . In Praise of Messy Lives: Essays . New York : Dial . Sasaki Fumio . 2017 . Goodbye, Things: The New Japanese Minimalism . New York : Norton . Smith Keri . 2010 . Mess: The Manual of Accidents and Mistakes . New York : Perigee . Strathern Marilyn...

... Company. Price $3.50 482 pp. Roswell Gray Ham, Otway and Lee. New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press. $3.00 250 pp. E. M. W. Tillyard, Milton. New York: Dial Press. Price $5.00 396 pp. William J. Carson, editor: Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science. Price $2.00 296 pp. English...

... to those few who could perform or to those who lived in centers large enough to possess and fill a suitable hall. Now an experience in music is technically possible for a whole people, with no skill required beyond the ability to turn a switch and push a button or adjust a pointer on a dial. He who...

... a suitable hall. Now an experience in music is technically possible for a whole people, with no skill required beyond the ability to turn a switch and push a button or adjust a pointer on a dial. He who will listen may hear. But just as the revolution in printing which produced the daily news­ paper and low...

.... Dolmetsch. With an Introductory Reminiscence by S. N. Behrman. New York: The Dial Press, 1966. Pp. xxv, 262. $17.50. The Smart Set makes interesting reading about. There never were many magazines like it, and the older student of Carl R. Dolmetsch s detailed and sensible history of the magazine may...

...: Russia remains backward, primor­ dial and gelatinous (Gramsci); China con­ tinues to be unpredictable and its inhabitants are still perceived as a sheet of loose sand (Sun Yat-sen), despite or because of their recent achievements. The title of this special issue of SAQ refers to Roger Garaudy s book...

... of history: It is a vast and ill-lit basement, intersected by pipes of all sizes, of various mate- rials, in various states of deterioration, without obvious passageways and obstructed by tanks and storage containers of all sizes, each one of which, pipes and tanks alike, sporting dials and glass panels...

... with the view of drawing a full-length portrait of an instructive and interesting type of poetry in its most glorious era. Paull F. Baum. UTOPIA Touring Utopia, the Realm of Constructive Humanism. By Frances Theresa Russell. New York: Lincoln McVeagh, Dial Press, Inc., 1932. Pp. 317. This day of shattered...