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The American Intellectual Tradition Reflected in the Truman Doctrine

by Henry Butterfield Ryan, Jr.

The American Scholar, Spring 1973, pp. 294-306

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    Winter 1973 Issue = 30 Articles
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    2. Jacques Barzun by Richard Franko Goldman, pp. 15-26
    3. The Attack on Literature by Rene Wellek, pp. 27-42
    4. Pride's Crossing by Philip Booth, pp. 43-45
    5. Complex Systems by Michael Arbib, pp. 46-56
    6. The Age of Overutilization by Chris L. Mengis, M.D., pp. 57-65
    7. Teacher Image and the Hidden Curriculum by George Gerbner, pp. 66-92
    8. Imagine the Present by William Jovanovich, pp. 93-99
    9. Poems by W.S. Merwin, pp. 100-101
    10. The Future of Nonmetroplitan American by Marion Clawson, pp. 102-109
    11. New Concepts in the Evolution of Complexity by J. Bronowski, pp. 110-124
    12. Charles W. Chesnutt by Walter Teller, pp. 125-127
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      The Marrow of Tradition The Marrow of Tradition, by Charles W. Chesnutt by John Wideman, pp. 128-134 - 1 Review
      1. The Marrow of Tradition by Charles W. Chesnutt
    14. Letter from Europe by Anthony Burgess, pp. 135-137
    15. Changing Rooms and On Escaping Mental Illness by Melville Cane, p. 138
    16. Women's Liberation: What Will We Lose? by Margaret Howe Freydberg, p. 139
    17. --- by Caroline C. Fish, p. 140
    18. --- by Rosemary Park, p. 141
    19. --- by Diana Trilling, p. 142
    20. --- by Clara Claiborne Park, p. 143
    21. --- by Joyce Carol Oates, p. 144
    22. --- by Elizabeth Janeway, p. 145
    23. --- by Mina Rees, pp. 146-147
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      How Not to Film a Novel by Charles Thomas Samuels, pp. 148-155 - 2 Reviews
      1. Fat City (1972 Film) by John Huston
      2. Deliverance (1972 Film) by John Boorman
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      Professor and Student by Kenneth Clark, pp. 156-163 - 2 Reviews
      1. The Rise of the Unmeltable Ethnics by Michael Novak
      2. On Learning and Social Change by Michael Rossman
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      August 1914: A Beginning by Jacob Korg, pp. 164-167 - 1 Review
      1. August 1914 by Alexander Solzhenitsyn
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      That Sense of a Journey Well Taken by W.W. Abbot, pp. 168-169 - 1 Review
      1. The Children of Pride by Robert Manson Myers
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      1. Emily Bronte by Winifred Gerin
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      And the Camel's Back by Laurie Quinn, pp. 173-174 - 1 Review
      1. The Needle's Eye by Margaret Drabble
    30. The Reader Replies, pp. 175-178
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    1. The Despairing Optimist by Rene Dubos, pp. 187-192
    2. Packaged Passion by Jerzy Kosinski, pp. 193-204
    3. American Politics: 1932-1972 by Vermont Royster, pp. 205-214
    4. The Notebooks by Martha Graham, pp. 215-226
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    6. Strangers by Louis Simpson, pp. 251-252
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    8. From Diary of a Snail by Gunter Grass, pp. 254-261
    9. As We Like It by Clara Claiborne Park, pp. 262-278
    10. The Man Who Wishes to Feed on Mahogany by Annie Dillard, pp. 279-280
    11. Lightning Storm by Susan Fromberg Schaeffer, pp. 281-282
    12. The South as a Counterculture by Sheldon Hackney, pp. 283-293
    13. The American Intellectual Tradition Reflected in the Truman Doctrine by Henry Butterfield Ryan, Jr., pp. 294-306
    14. A Living by William Stafford, p. 307
    15. The Beat Generation and the Continuing American Revolution by John Tytell, pp. 308-317
    16. How to Read I.A. Richards by Francis M. Sibley, pp. 318-329
    17. The Black Arts Movement in Negro Poetry by Saunders Redding, pp. 330-335
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      1. What Time Is This Place? by Kevin Lynch
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      1. Mark Twain's Fables of Man by John S. Tuckey and Mark Twain
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      2. Reconstruction and Reunion, 1864-88 by Charles Fairman
      3. The Development of the American Constitution, 1877-1917 by Loren P. Beth
      4. The Constitution in Crisis Times, 1918-1969 by Paul L. Murphy
      5. Court and Constitution in the Twentieth Century by William F. Swindler
      6. The Constitutionalist by George Anastaplo
      7. A Question of Judgment by Robert Shogan
      8. Impeachment: Trials and Errors by Irving Brant
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      11. For the First Hours of Tomorrow by Elmer Gertz
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    22. The Reader Replies, pp. 365-370
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    2. Technology, Nature and Society by Daniel Bell, pp. 385-404
    3. The Carpenter's Daughter by Kathleen Ellen Jennings, p. 405
    4. Science and the Death of God by Paul A. Carter, pp. 406-421
    5. 1957 by Daniel Hoffman, pp. 422-425
    6. The New Plenitude by Judson Jerome, pp. 426-439
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    11. Heroic Ethnocentricism by Charles R. Larson, pp. 463-475
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    13. Sleepless at Crown Point by Richard Wilbur, p. 483
    14. Gustav Mahler by Harvey Gross, pp. 484-488
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    16. Tampering with Reality by Charles Thomas Samuels, pp. 500-513
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      4. Mysteries of the Horizon by Lawrence Raab
      5. Braving the Elements by James Merrill
      6. Revolutionary Petunias, and Other Poems by Alice Walker
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      1. Mind: An Essay on Human Feeling, Vol. II by Susanne K. Langer
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      1. Regeneration Through Violence by Richard Slotkin
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      1. In the Light of History by J.H. Plumb
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      1. The Emergence of Richard Wright by Keneth Kinnamon
    23. The Reader Replies, pp. 534-538
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    1. The Despairing Optimist by Rene Dubos, pp. 547-554
    2. To Hold a Pen by Jerzy Kosinski, pp. 555-568
    3. One's Own Primer of Academic Politics by Pandarus, pp. 569-592
    4. Woman in and Old House by Meredith Fuller-Luyten, p. 593
    5. Watergate: One End, but Which? by Gerald W. Johnson, pp. 594-602
    6. Autumnal by Melville Cane, p. 603
    7. Black Studies: Phase Two by S. Jay Walker, pp. 604-615
    8. I Shall Not Return by Robert Simeon Adams, p. 616
    9. Visit by Hazard Adams, pp. 617-619
    10. Reminiscences of a Print Collector by Lessing J. Rosenwald, pp. 620-635
    11. The Image of Man in Encounter Groups by Sigmund Koch, pp. 636-652
    12. A Postcard from Delphi by Madeleine Doran, pp. 653-662
    13. Signs of the Times by Thomas W. Molyneux, pp. 663-669
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      2. Women and Sex by Leah C. Schaefer
      3. Free and Female by Barbara Seaman
      4. Vaginal Politics by Ellen Frankfort
      5. Women and Madness by Phyllis Chesler
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