The Sewanee Review, 50. kötet

A. C. Bradley American artist beauty become believe Beowulf Borgese Calverton century characters Cherokee Christian concept contemporary cosmic sense criticism dark death democracy drama dream earth EDINBURGH REVIEW Edwin Honig Ellen Glasgow English Esarhaddon essay evil experience fact faith fascism father feel force GRAPES OF WRATH human ideal ideas important individual intellectuals interest Jeffrey Jeffrey's literary literature living magazines Mauriac meaning middle class mind modern moral nature never novelist novels peace philosophy plays poem poet poetic poetry political Professor reader religion Santayana scholar seems SEWANEE REVIEW Shakespeare Shaw social society soul spirit Steinbeck story T. S. Eliot teacher theme things Thomas Wolfe thought tion TORTILLA FLAT tradition tragedy tragic truth Tsali University Veblen vital vitalistic Willa Cather Wolfe Wolfe's words Wordsworth writing wrote