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...John Timberman Newcomb Copyright © 1986 by Duke University Press 1986 "Say It Ain t Snow, Joe : On the White Mythology of American Baseball John Timberman Newcomb Baseball players struck for two days in July last season; in September former all-stars testified to doing cocaine with other all...

...John Shelton Curtiss Stalin Must Have Peace . By Snow Edgar . New York : Random House , 1947 . Pp. 184 . $2.50 . Copyright © 1948 by Duke University Press 1948 Book Reviews 125 the solutions themselves, which would ..seem to indicate that few, if any, social problems...

...LeRoy W. Smith Copyright © 1965 by Duke University Press 1965 C. P. Snow as Novelist: A Delimitation LeRoy W. Smith With the appearance of C. P. Snow s Corridors of Power, nine of the eleven novels projected for his ambitious Strangers and Brothers series are available.1 Meanwhile, Snow has...

... . The Snow-Image and Uncollected Tales . By Hawthorne Nathaniel . Columbus : Ohio State University Press , [ 1974 ]. Pp. xi , 489 . $17.00 . Copyright © 1976 by Duke University Press 1976 Book Reviews 141 those of the classical city, the medieval city, the early modern city...

...Jerry A. Herndon Copyright © 1986 by Duke University Press 1986 "The Snows of Kilimanjaro : Another Look at Theme and Point of View Jerry A. Herndon In the long-running critical debate about the resolution of Hemingway s The Snows of Kilimanjaro, 1 a number of critics have maintained...

...Thomas L. Ashton Copyright © 1973 by Duke University Press 1973 Realism and the Chronicle: C. P. Snow s Cinema Verite Thomas L. Ashton I In a sequence of eleven tales written during the course of thirty years, C. P. Snow chronicles the era that witnessed Yeats beast slouch home...

...Peter G. Snow Copyright © 1963 by Duke University Press 1963 The Political Party Spectrum in Chile Peter G. Snow For at least the last half-century Chilean politics has been char­ acterized by a multiplicity of political parties. In the last three decades fifty different parties have gained...

... how music is well suited to depict the multiply directed nature of environmental change. Further, it describes how musical harmony and orchestration can address the interacting weather conditions that form climate. Syntax of Snow and Six Ecoacoustic Quintets No. 1: Water (Ice) , original compositions...

..., and where Beautiful Thais has passed away? Whence answers Echo, afield, astray, By mere or stream, around, below? Lovelier she than a woman of clay; Nay, but where is the last year s snow? Dictes-moy ou, n en quel pays, Est Flora, la belle Romaine; Archipiada, ne Thais, Qui fut sa cousine germaine; Echo...

... . “ Pornographic Encounters and Interpretative Interventions: Vanessa del Rio: Fifty Years of Slightly Slutty Behavior .” Women and Performance 25 , no. 3 : 1 – 21 . Smith Molly Mac Juno . 2018 . Revolting Prostitutes: The Fight for Sex Workers’ Rights . New York : Verso . Snow...

... as the answer of a modernist aesthetics of self-making to the dwarf- ing discourse of modernization in the early stages of fashioning the Turkish citizen. In Orhan Pamuk’s most recent and overtly political novel, Snow [Kar], the theater takes on a surrealistically sinister aspect as it becomes the set...

..., social problems are basically nonpolitical or susceptible to solution apart from spiritual principles. John H. Hallowell. Stalin Must Have Peace. By Edgar Snow. New York: Random House, 1947. Pp. 184. $2.50. This little volume comprises four chapters, three of which were first published in the Saturday...

... it becomes), a world offering perfect quiet and solitude, exists side by side with the real­ ization that there is also another world, a world of people and social obligations. Both worlds have claims on the poet. He stops by woods on this darkest evening of the year to watch them fill up with snow...

... realities. In the same sense Burns s Cotter s Saturday Night is provincial, and Gold­ smith s Deserted Village is commonplace. It is to speak but superficially to lay stress on the provincial quality of such a poem as Snow Bound. Its vivid localization gives reality to the widely felt sentiments...

..., very well educated, and very refined, as army people always are. We sympathize in all our tastes and may turn out a Damon and a Pythias yet. The ground is covered four inches deep with snow; it is still falling and already the sleighs have commenced operations and the bells begin to jingle. Marching...

... crossing the Alps (1812), Turner creates a blinding vortex of pure daz­ zling light in Angel and of light, clouds, and snow in Hannibal. In both pictures, though, the vortex eliminates perspective, depicting the annihila­ tion of the phenomenal world. This annihilating vortex receives its extreme depiction...

... mill, at first fifteen miles away, to have it ground for their flour. They looked forward to these trips, in the summer on horse­ back, and in the winter on a sled. Once Emanuel was saved from freezing by the persistence of his brother, who pulled him off the sled and made him walk in the snow until he...

... weather, of stormy seas, dark, menacing skies, bare trees, slush and snow on deserted village streets. Bluish tones and blacks and whites predominate, but the turbulence, the drama of the Fauvist period is still there. It had been said that every painting, regardless of theme, is likely...

... be led well in either place. We were assured that the climate was just what we desired, the people ready to welcome strangers, and the waffles beyond praise. So with some misgivings, a wise supply of warm clothing, and an equally wise, small stock of rosecolored expectations, we left the snows...

... postwar animation studio. In 1941, Disney was at the peak of his success. The popularity of Mickey Mouse and the Silly Symphonies in the early 1930s had en­ couraged Disney to attempt the full-length animated feature film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, which premiered in December 1937 and received...