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...books required for Literature and Arts A-19 "Fiction, Ideology, and Myth: The Novel in the Twentieth Century," but sells nine of them at the same price as the Coop, and one for a dollar more. WordsWorth 2 has only two of the 13 works--The Counterfeiters by Andre' Gide, and The Castle by Franz Kafka--but undersells the Coop by a combined total of $7 for the pair...
...Greene, Thomas H. Howlett, Heidi M. James, Charies T. Kurzman, Diane M. Cardwell, and Jacob M. Schiesinger compiled this report. Selected Books Book, Author (Course) Coop Harvard Book Store Paper-Back Book Smith WordsWorth WordsWorth 2 The Oresteia, Aeschylus (Lit & Arts A-11) $4.95 3.95 -- -- 2.95 The Counterfeiters, Andre Gide (Lit & Arts A-19) 4.95 4.95 4.95 -- 1.95 The Castle, Franz Kafka (Lit & Arts A-19) 5.95 -- 5.95 3.36 1.95 The Best of the Achaeans Gregory Nagy (Lit & Arts C-14) 7.95 7.95 -- -- -- The Wordly Philosophers, Robert Heilbroner (Social Analysis 10) 7.95 7.95 -- 6.43 3.47 Off the Record, Robert...
Engel's own literary projects for the summer include Northrop Frye's The Great Code. Mather's translation of The Thousand Knights and One Knight, Irving Howe's edition of The Portable Kipling. The Letters of Oppenheimer, and a rereading of Andre Gide's The Counterfeiters...
...world's tribe of Emersonians has dwindled, but it is still a moderately robust and sometimes unlikely collection. André Gide enjoyed Emerson; discovering that is like learning (in the other direction) that the theologian Paul Tillich had a taste for pornography. Ex-Coach Woody Hayes of Ohio State University is a passionate Emersonian. That makes more sense. Part of Emerson-only a part-is a bright theology of pep, a half-time transcendentalism. "Emerson," says Hayes, "he's on my starting eleven"-meaning the authors Hayes most regularly rereads. "In fact...
...qualities that distinguished writers and artists of the 1930s from those who preceded them in political involvement was the internationalization of concern--the conviction, in Gide's phrase, that each of them had a "right to inspect his neighbor's territory." In the 1930s, a new state of mind developed. Henceforth, the chief concern of committed individuals and their organizations was external...