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Barnard Bulletin in New York, New York

18 Mar 1932

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Barnard Bulletin

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1932

Page

6

Brave New World review by Edith Kane Wwness

Edith Kane Ww. Af .Werness reviews Aldous Huxley's Brave New World from Doubleday Doran. The piece portrays London as a society governed by biologists and engineers where individuality is erased. Lenina Crowne embraces a hedonistic life while a visit to Nebraska challenges a man’s belief in perpetual happiness.

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Brave New Aldous Huxley Doubleday, Doran & Co Werness A. F Ford London Huxley Lenina Crowne Nebraska William Shakespeare Lenina Desdemona
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Lawrences Apocalypse and the noble savage idea

Review argues D H Lawrences Apocalypse echoes pagan sun worship and cosmic balance. It contrasts Lawrence with Huxley, praises living fully in sun and nature, urges reestablishing organic ties to cosmos, nation, family, and sensual knowledge.

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Emeriti Lawrence Burns Lord Chesterfield Crabbe Johnson William ‘Cowper Aldous Huxley Mary Southey Wordsworth Dorothy D. H. Lawrence Lady Chatterley John of Patmos John Apocalypse Ezekial Huxley Swinburne Heaven Ly Swinburne
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Restless Heads by Branch Cabell a Critical Look

A review of James Branch Cabell’s Restless Heads notes the prose shift from vibrant tapestry to heavy overdone phrasing. It faults the author for trite geography analogies and pretentious vanity, referencing Robert Etheridge Townsend and dismissing the new style as effete. Continued on page 4.

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James Cabell Branch Cabell Finland China Robert’. Etheridge Townsend
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Edith Kane Aldous Robert McBride Madeleine Stern Cabell Robert ‘M McBride Helen Block James James Branch Cabell
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