Summer 1989

Volume 65/3

Morris Freedman’s “My Last Summer Session” Edward L. Greenamyre’s “The Pitfalls of Symptomatic Empiricism: I Counted So Long and Still Got It Wrong” Sholom J. Kahn’s “Albert L? Gu?rd (1880-1959): the Styles of A Humanist” Brian C. Rosenberg’s “Mary Lee Settle and the Critics” Stories by Morris Freedman, Edward L. Greenamyre, Sholom J. Kahn, and Brian C. Rosenberg

Summer 1989

Volume 65, Number 3

Print: $10.00

Criticism

CRITICISM / ISSUE: Summer 1989

Mark Twain Today

By Harold H. Kolb

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Mary Lee Settle and the Critics

By Brian C. Rosenberg

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Who Now Reads Pope? And Why?

By Douglas Lane Patey

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H.G. Wells and the Scientific Imagination

By W. Warren Wagar

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The Sweet Science

By Michael Oriard

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The Challenge of Russian Nationalism to Soviet Stability

By Hugh Ragsdale

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“The Immediate, Instant Self”

By Jeffrey Meyers

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At Her Epistolary Best

By Wendy W. Fairey

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My Last Summer Session

By Morris Freedman

/ ISSUE: Summer 1989

On Silver Skates

By Hilary Masters

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Reprint, Summer 1989

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The Pitfalls of Symptomatic Empiricism: I Counted So Long and Still Got It Wrong

By Edward L. Greenamyre

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Poetry

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Games

By Joan Walsh

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Notes on Current Books, Summer 1989

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Albert Léon Guérard (1880-1959): the Styles of A Humanist

By Sholom J. Kahn

/ ISSUE: Summer 1989

The Green Room, Summer 1989

By Staige D. Blackford

/ ISSUE: Summer 1989

From the Desk of the Troublesome Editor

By Mark Harris

/ ISSUE: Summer 1989

All About Dickens

By Robert Coles

Contributor Profiles

Brian C. Rosenberg

Hugh Ragsdale

Hugh Ragsdale’s most recent books are The Soviets, the Munich Crisis, and the Coming of World War II and his edition of Imperial Russian Foreign Policy, both published by Cambridge in 2004.