... of left-of-center parties made by the Green and Scottish National Parties in April 2017. The essay seeks to explain the genesis of this decision with reference to the long history of “Bennism”: the political tendency and philosophy associated with the career and ideas of Corbyn’s mentor, the prominent...

... Copyright © 1964 by Duke University Press 1964 Among the Paperbacks Besides some choice fiction, The New American Library (501 Madison Ave., N. Y. 10022) has reprinted Peter F. Bruckner s The Concept of the Corporation (Mentor Executive Library, 75 cents); Lewis Mumford s The Highway...

..., Brown, 1980 . Parini, Jay. “Mentors.” In Some Necessary Angels: Essays on Writing and Politics . New York: Columbia University Press, 1997 . Parini, Jay. The Patch Boys . New York: Holt, 1986 . Fred Gardaphe Writing As a Reader...

...). Friedrich Heer s The Medieval World, is reprinted as a Mentor Book (New York: New American Library) at 95 cents. An original is selected readings on The Populist Mind, ed. by Norman Pollack, in The American Heritage Series (Indianapolis and New York: BobbsMerrill, $3.75). The University of North Carolina...

... are: The Mentor-UNESCO Art Books at 95 cents each, including Ab­ original Paintings from Australia, Introduction by Charles P. Mountford; Buddhist Paintings from Shrines and Temples in Ceylon, Introduction by D. B. Dhanapala; Czechoslovakian Miniatures from Romanesque and Gothic Manuscripts, Introduction by Jan...

...Alan K. Manchester The Age of Reconnaissance . By Parry J. H. . New York : Mentor Books, The New American Library , 1964 . Pp. 384 . $0.95 . Copyright © 1965 by Duke University Press 1965 Book Reviews 407 meaning of secular history within the context of the divine economy...

... in particular33 The GDR s founda­ tional narratives differ from these Great Family narratives in literalizing the metaphor: the father is the leader a collapsing of leader/mentor and father that has a strong decentering effect on their narrative structure. The Soviet novels, like the East German narratives...

... called into question his original answer. Having that kind of influence is perhaps the most any historian can hope for; all of us get revised eventually. Certainly Woodward s influence is evident throughout this volume. That is so not simply because the mentor insisted that it be in evidence or even...

.... The vitality of the correspondence is generated by the prepon­ derance of letters which date from the early years of the friendship. In these letters one finds adolescent adulation of mentors such as Mallarme (the Master candid appraisals of each other s literary efforts, and illuminating notations...

... Icons (950 each). Published by arrangement with UNESCO, the books provide brief introductions and numerous excellent reproductions in full color. Recent reprints in the regular Mentor series are John C. Greene s Darwin and the Modern World View (600); P. E. Cleator, Lost Languages (750); Kaj Birket...

... district headquarters, whose job it was to appear at crucial moments and legitimize the politics of personal touch. This was particularly important if the junior Communist was a native, in which case the Russian mentor was a surrogate father and lifelong sponsor. In terms of plot development, however...

... of the autobiography s most important chapters.19 Two Mentors is de­ voted to two men, Francis Crease and J. F. Roxburgh, who were equal and opposite influences on Waugh s adolescence. Both men were aesthetes, but Crease by carrying on Arthur Waugh s interest in Eric Gill and Edward Johnson, the scribes...

.... It would have been important to treat of Sumarokov s clear deviations from his mentors, the French classical dramatists. This subject has been treated by such Russian students of the eighteenth century as Gukovski and Blagoi. There is also no mention of Sumarokov s fantastic tour de force in adapting...

..., but they represent a most important milestone in the development of the Russian drama. It would have been important to treat of Sumarokov s clear deviations from his mentors, the French classical dramatists. This subject has been treated by such Russian students of the eighteenth century as Gukovski and Blagoi...

... financial difficulties. The vitality of the correspondence is generated by the prepon­ derance of letters which date from the early years of the friendship. In these letters one finds adolescent adulation of mentors such as Mallarme (the Master candid appraisals of each other s literary efforts...

..., contemporary personalities, family matters, and concerns as prosaic as Valery s financial difficulties. The vitality of the correspondence is generated by the prepon­ derance of letters which date from the early years of the friendship. In these letters one finds adolescent adulation of mentors...

... Christian scholar. DUKE UNIVERSITY JOHN R. STAUDE The Age of Reconnaissance. By J. H. Parry. New York: Mentor Books, The New American Library, 1964. Pp. 384. $0.95. The purpose of this book, as stated by Professor Parry, is to tell in outline the story of European geographical exploration, trade...

..., Mistress. 2019. I Told My Mentor I Was a Dominatrix. Chronicle Review, December 5. www.chronicle.com/interactives/20191205-Snow-SexAdjunct. Sumaq, Pluma. 2015. A Disgrace Reserved for Prostitutes: Complicity and the Beloved Community. Lies Journal 2: 11 24. Taylor, Erin. 2019. An Interview with Rachel...

... (p. 6). A political scientist by training, Anderson has employed the insights of psychology and political cul­ ture (following his mentor Norman Jacobson), as keys to unlock the hidden meanings of Lincoln s statements. Like his predecessors, however, he comes dangerously close to the precipice...

... them, can speak as meaningfully to modern audiences and readers as they did to the Elizabethans for whom Shakespeare wrote them. For example, once the reader has learned to suppress certain standard inter­ pretations of The Tempest to which his latter-day mentors have predisposed him, he can begin...