White's Mandala of Self in a Grand Novel
Maurice Dunlevy reviews Patrick White's new novel as a dense ambitious work. He argues the book uses Jungian mandalas and religious symbols to map inner totality, following two suburban Browns and Waldo and Arthur through four parts. The piece notes the novel's scale, fights with belief, and its place in 1960s literature.
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Hans
Waddings
Carl Jung
Jung
Patrick White
Paul Eluard
Rutie
Iery
Monster Eckhart
Iris
Fekhar Qunistion
Sung
Lop
Seth
Maneala
Wallo
Arthur Brown
Waldo
Arthur
Histill
Heather
Sam Aary
Mrs Poulter
Hove
Eiher Fish
Wweratiere
Peliever
Casine
Walder
Consanuy
Sho
Arhury
Meine Amin
Ruth
Mr. Poulter
Mont
Adam
Eve
Eirele
Duileie Feinstein
Lennard Sapona
Mandels
Chri
Arthur War
Brothers Karamazov
Mos
Letter to the Editor on Yevtushenko translations controversy
A reader protests Geoffrey Dutton's review of Yevtushenko translations in The Sun Books. The letter criticizes footnotes and apparatus, defends translation accuracy, notes the poet’s involvement, and accuses Dutton of misreading Russian context and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Books
Yevnshenko
Bratsk
Yy Yevrishenko
Yevtushenko
Yen
Yevrushenko
Miin
Ax Ois
Aratsk
Russia
Geoffrey Dutton Kapunda
Mr Dutton
Staplen
Dutton
The Poets Tongue In Cheek Review of Humorous Verse Anthologies
Ronald McCuai g reviews several humor poetry anthologies edited by William Cole and George MacBeth, praising Cole and noting selections from Hood, Calverley, Lear, Nash and others. The piece discusses parodies on Shakespeare and Eliot, Australian contributions, and Meynell’s Georgian poetry anthology as context for a lively, era voice in animal verse and humorous verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cole
Hamish Heamilton
Penguin
George MacBetl
Penguin Books
Francs Seonell
Nowe Yuck Pren
ME Cole
Hood
Calverley
Prior
Gilbert
Carrall
Lear
Barham
Ogden Nash
Don Marequis
Phyllis McGinley
Samuel Hoffenstein
Cale
Douglas Stewar
A. D. Hope
Teoniel
Clear thinking on nuclear control
Leonard Benton argues against simple non proliferation and urges rethinking of power balance and diplomacy in 1965. He predicts rising capabilities in Canada Germany Japan Israel India Sweden and others and warns of a dangerous drift toward widespread nuclear possession unless political choices curb spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Soviet Union
India
Reston
Canada
Germany
Japan
Sweden
Western
Switzerland
Nesia
Israel
United Sies
Italy
South Africa
Pakistan
UAR
Uuclear
Belgium
Greece
Turkey
Yugnelavia
Poland
Czschoslovakis
Eat Gentuny
Indonesia
Australia
Hecauer
Hecause
Miich
Natural Sciences
Sete
China
Macnamara
Defence
Beston
Ussr
Europe
United Kingdom
Russia
Strate Air Command
Peking
South’ Korea
Prance United
Kington
Ue Impereiade
West
Beaton
Some New Paperbacks: The Unvanquished and More
A catalog note lists The Unvanquished by William Faulkner, Puccoon by Spike Milligan, and Wonderful Clouds by Françoise Sagan. It cites first editions, prices, and publication years 1944 1963 1961, with brief descriptions of Civil War episodes, Irish heapers, and jealous intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Faulkner
Fiew
Puckoon
Spike Milligan
Horder
Francoise
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Maurice Dunlevy
Whate
Eyre and
Spommswoade
Price
Yewusshenko
Enghiah
Krugerskeva
Spiess
Jess
Lena
Simbirsk
Simbirk
Lenin
Brauk
Verity Hewitt
Dwight
Eisenhower
Pat Flower
Graham Keri
Kerr Richard H. Rovere
Ronald McCuaig
Carlyle
Burns
Sot
New Statesman
W. H
Shakespeare
Wien
Henry Reed
S. Eliot
Eliot
Lancelot Andrewes
Hineceras
Hilaire Welloc
MacBerh
Turner
D. A. Lawrence
Alan Hox
Tonion
Celevra
England
Marianne Moore
Douglas Stewart
Jewhug Sylvester
Richard Lovelace
Mosher
Edward Taylor
Mr MacBeth
Ted Hughes
Pike
Lawk
MacBeth
Magee
Douglas ‘Livingstone
Middievon
Ted Walker
Tham Gunn
Sir Francis Meynell
Nonesuch Press
HM Stationery Office
Mr Cole Ty
Sir Francis
Maurice Hare
de Musser
Leonard Benton
Pelican Original
A. L. Burns
Cyn Joyman
Dene Raghy Tor Boye
Ste
Monroe C. Beardsley
Descartes
Major-Generst J
Muller
YB Basgaridge
J. B Hagan
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