Festschrift for Vinaver Praised Despite Edits and Debate
A Times Literary Supplement critique of miscellanies and Festschriften notes indexing and classification challenges but praises the Vinaver volume for its breadth and scholarly merit. It highlights uneven brevity, diverse topics in French English German Spanish and English literatures, and urges readers to select essays by taste.
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Times Literary Supplement
Khrushchev and Stalin Biographies in Penguin Redos
A critical review compares Mark Frankland's Khrushchev study with Deutscher's Stalin bio. It praises Khrushchev’s nuanced portrayal outside Russia, notes limitations for readers, and highlights Deutscher's classic Stalin biography now reissued with revisions.
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Mark Frankland
Penguin
Stalin
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Moscow
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Franklin
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Malenkov
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Poland
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China
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Political heads on writers' shoulders
A Nation review by Joh Harrison discusses The Reactionaries by Joh Harrison and argues the five writers Yeats Pound Eliot Lawrence Lewis and Barry were fascists at heart or anti democratic. It traces how political outlook influenced literary style and contends art remains primary over politics.
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W. &B. Yeats
Wyndham Lewis
Ezra Pound
T. 8. Eliot
D. H. Lawrence
Pound
Jew
Yeats
Eliot
Harrison
Yeats’ Wullure
Elion
Lewis
Fliot
Lawrence
Brtrand Russell
Mr Harrison
Kent Hughes
Prufrock
Sweeney
The Identity of Man by Bronowski reviewed
A critique of Bronowski’s The Identity of Man argues the mind and body form an integrated unity through two kinds of knowledge. It praises his challenge to the machine metaphor and his call for ethics rooted in scientific and literary practice, noting pace and proof.
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J. Bronowski
Een
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Heather in the South Scots in Australia anthology review
A review of Bill Wannan's anthology The Heather in the South exploring Scottish influence on Australian literature. It highlights Walter Murdoch's essay collection and contributions from Banjo Paterson and Mary Gilmore, noting the blend of ballads, yarns, and portraits while questioning some legends about Thomas Muir.
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South
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Bill Wonnan
Lansdowne
G. B. Shaw
Walter Murdoch
Stock Exchange
Banjo” Paterson
Mory Lawson
Hugh McCrae
Mary Gilmore
Wannan
Thomas Muir
Muir
Botany Bay
George Washington
Wangao
Rising Sun Sun Hooks Pty Ltd Debuts With 30 Paperback Titles
Rising Sun Sun Hooks Pty Ltd enters its first year in business and offers 30 paperback titles. The Australian focus highlights first publications in literature with notable titles like Lady Casey memoirs and Yevtushenko works tied to his Australia visit. Reprint initiatives and controversial books like No New Morality by Canon Douglas Rhymes showcase strategic release timing. New novels such as The Ecstasy of Owen Muir and The Lone Prospect by Elizabeth Harrower maintain high standards.
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