...Roy Temple House Copyright © 1913 by Duke University Press 1913 Otto Ludwig A Centenary Appreciation Roy Temple House Professor in the State University of Oklahoma The author of the most poignant short novel in the world s literature is only a name to English-speaking people. To the ma­...

...John F. Roche The Revolutionary Journal of Baron Ludwig von Closen 1780-1783 . Translated and edited with an Introduction by Acomb Evelyn M. . ( Published for the Institute of Early American History and Culture .) Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina Press , 1958 . Pp. xxxvi...

...Frank Macshane Letters of Ford Madox Ford . Edited by Ludwig Richard M. . Princeton : Princeton University Press , 1965 . Pp. 335 . $8.50 . Copyright © 1966 by Duke University Press 1966 Book Reviews 291 portant area of scholarship. In it Bennett has again placed the bibli­...

...H. K. Russell University of Minnesota Pamphlets on American Writers. No. 20, John Dos Passos . By Davis Robert Gorham . Pp. 47 . No. 21, Nathanael West . By Hyman Stanley Edgar . Pp. 48 . No. 22, Recent American Novelists . By Ludwig Jack . Pp. 47 . No. 23...

...Ludwig Marcuse Copyright © 1951 by Duke University Press 1951 NIETZSCHE IN AMERICA* LUDWIG MARCUSE THE AUSTRIAN romantic, Nicolaus Lenau, acquired mem­ bership in a society of German emigrants to America with the purchase of a few shares of stock. The organization, consisting of two hundred...

...Ludwig Marcuse; Harold Von Hofe Copyright © 1945 by Duke University Press 1945 The South Atlantic Quarterly Vol. XLIV OCTOBER, 1945 Number 4 HOW THEY MADE PEACE LUDWIG MARCUSE AND HAROLD VON HOFE IN THE LAST three centuries aside from Versailles there have been only two treaties approximating...

...Brian Goldstone; Stanley Hauerwas Drawing inspiration from Pierre Hadot and Ludwig Wittgenstein, in whose writings have been discerned a philosophical therapeutics oriented toward the cultivation of a distinctive sensibility and manner of apprehension, this essay inquires into the kinds...

...Jessica Whyte Today, it is often forgotten that the socialist calculation debate of the 1920s and 1930s was not only about whether market societies were more economically efficient than planned ones; more crucially, Ludwig von Mises and his disciple Friedrich Hayek depicted economic planning...

..., public, and government. DUKE UNIVERSITY ARTHUR B. FERGUSON Letters of Ford Madox Ford. Edited by Richard M. Ludwig. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1965. Pp. 335. $8.50. The problems facing anyone wishing to edit Ford s letters are considerable. Only a fraction of his letters have survived...

.... Selby, Roanoke College] Annals of American Literature 1602-1983. By Richard M. Ludwig and Clifford A. Nault, Jr. New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1986. Pp. ix, 342. $29.95. For better than fifty years we have had in Annals of English Literature (Oxford, 1935; 2d ed. 1961) a valuable...

... for the development of the plastic arts. With an ensemble of exhibitions sponsored by the Peter Ludwig Foundation and installed in such prominent venues as the Center for Restoration and Museology (the former Santa Clara Convent), the National Museum, and the University of Havana, a new generation ofyoung art school...

... a modern translation of Goethe s major works; the University of Chicago Press promises a new Goethe in English in ten volumes, the first two or three of which will be issued in 1949. Moreover, we shall have no fewer than three Goethe anthologies, prepared by Thomas Mann, Ludwig Lewisohn, and Ludwig Curtius...

... with the writings of Stefan Zweig and Emil Ludwig will readily understand when told that the book here under review is of a similar type. Mme Vallentin (in private life Mme Luchaire) was born in Poland in 1893, spent most of her adult life in preNazi Germany, married a Frenchman, and now lives in Paris. One of her...

... and his Wagner opera which Mrs. Blackall proves to be the mad king of Bavaria, Ludwig II, who built himself extravagant castles in which he gave private theatricals, including operas Book Reviews 125 by his friend Richard Wagner, from which all were excluded save three or four intimates. The resemblance...

... of Hawthorne s thought and feeling. Recent American Novelists begins with forced liveliness but settles down to discerning accounts of the novelists Mr. Ludwig has chosen as most important, with brief characterizations of the work of many others. The turn from the Kafkaesque Underground Man to a Tolstoian...

... Negroes will only shift the scene of the race problem. William B. Hamilton. Mirabeau. By Antonina Vallentin. Translated by E. W. Dickes. New York: The Viking Press, 1948. Pp. vi, 542. $5.00. Readers who are familiar with the writings of Stefan Zweig and Emil Ludwig will readily understand when told...

... . Samuelson Paul Nordhaus William . 2010 . Economics . 19th ed. Boston : McGraw Hill Irwin . von Mises Ludwig . 1920/1935 . “ Economic Calculation in the Socialist Commonwealth .” In Collectivist Economic Planning , edited by Hayek F. A. . London : Routledge ( originally...

... Without Battle. By Ludwig Renn. New York: Dodd, Mead and Company, 1937. Pp. 266. $2.00. As long as Adolf Hitler continues to play the enfant terrible in the family of nations, Germany will not cease to stand for a large question mark in the mind of the rest of the world. Is there anything to the claims...

... (Ludwig Andreas Feuerbach), the author of the chapter on Jewish Sociologists and Polit­ ical Scientists admits that the man under discussion was only reputed to have been of mixed Jewish and German ancestry. Such errors pro­ ceed from the fallacy of a Jewish race, or, worse still, of Jewish names...

.... Robert h. woody The Death of Hitler s Germany. By Georges Blond. Translated by Frances Frenaye. New York: Macmillan Company, 1954. Pp. vii, 302. $4.50. This short thriller by the French novelist, Georges Blond, is a must for the paper-back publishers. Though the author, like Emil Ludwig or Lytton...