Spring 1977

Volume 53/2

Richard H. King’s “Mourning and Melancholia: Will Percy and the Southern Tradition” Louis J. Halle’s “The Conduct Versus the Teaching of International Relations” Lucian W. Pye’s “A Very Exceptional Communist” Louis D. Rubin’s “Carson McCullers: the Aesthetic of Pain” Stories by Richard H. King, Louis J. Halle, Lucian W. Pye, and Louis D. Rubin Poetry by Louise Conant, Hank Lazer, and Wyatt Prunty

Spring 1977

Volume 53, Number 2

Print: $10.00

Criticism

CRITICISM / ISSUE: Spring 1977

The Literary Remains of Mark Twain

By Harold H. Kolb

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Letting the Fence Fall

By Hank Lazer

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Carson McCullers: the Aesthetic of Pain

By Louis D. Rubin

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The Man With Change

By Wyatt Prunty

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At War with General Forrest

By John P. Sisk

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The Insurance Agent

By Wyatt Prunty

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Peut-Être Combien?

By Thomas W. Molyneux

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The Effervescent Mrs. G.

By Wyatt Prunty

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Voltaire’s English Years: (1726–1728)

By Anthony Netboy

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Reprint, Spring 1977

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Cookbook, Spring 1977

By Walker and Claudine Cowen

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The Wanderer: An Anglo-Saxon Poem: Translated By Jeffrey Hopkins

/ ISSUE: Spring 1977

The Broom Tree Revisited

By William S. Weedon

/ ISSUE: Spring 1977

Mourning and Melancholia: Will Percy and the Southern Tradition

By Richard H. King

/ ISSUE: Spring 1977

Of Time and the Patriarch

By Elizabeth Langhorne

/ ISSUE: Spring 1977

The Place of A University

By J. Harvie Wilkinson

/ ISSUE: Spring 1977

The Green Room, Spring 1977

By Staige D. Blackford

/ ISSUE: Spring 1977

The Conduct Versus the Teaching of International Relations

By Louis J. Halle

/ ISSUE: Spring 1977

Notes on Current Books, Spring 1977

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A Very Exceptional Communist

By Lucian W. Pye

/ ISSUE: Spring 1977

Maine Headstone

By Louise Conant

/ ISSUE: Spring 1977

Traps

Contributor Profiles

Louis D. Rubin

Louis D. Rubin, Jr., in his long and distinguished career, has had an immeasurable impact on Southern writing—as novelist, essayist, teacher, and founder of Algonquin Books.

Richard H. King