Mr. Raymond Williams' Culture and Society, 1180-1950 is the first book that has brought
together most of the important British writings from the middle-eighteenth century to our day? …

526 ARTS AND LETTERS of English poetry, the novel, and criticism. His is a criticism which
includes and transcends scholarship, avoids the pitfalls of strictly formalistic writing, is …

This study could not have reached conclusion without the help and sympathy of many people.
Harry T. Moore, author of The Life and Works of DH Lawrence, editor of DH Lawrence’s …

Tis IS NOT QUITE the book we have been waiting for. But it will do very well for the present,
for it is the first book that has brought together most of the important writings from the late …

Choosing even a minimally satisfactory title for this collection of essays in honour of Professor
Seymour Betsky has proved, paradoxically, both impossible, and easy. No common theme …

Seymour Betsky In December, 1958, a conference on" Liter-ature and General Culture" was
initiated at the regular meeting of the Modern Language Association in New York. 2 In 1959 …

iv T, IEi EDITOR'S FENCE After four yrs of EFT's existence, I can still report continued
success. In fact, we on the staff contiriua to have our modest expectations jolted into quite …

Correspondence: Or Would You Rather Be James Dickey? Page 1 CORRESPONDENCE Or
Would You Rather Be James Dickey? When James Dickey, the envy of us all, condemned …

Mr. Bottrall's latest poems, then, represent a progressive falling off. In the early poetry, some
tautness in intellectual structure, freshness and individuality in imagery, and positiveness of …

THE Autumn 1947 issue of The Sewanee Review con tinues the discussion of the problems
of literary study in American universities? teaching, criticism, specialism. The discussion …