Literature and politics in the twentieth century.
By: Edited by Walter Laqueur & George L. Mosse.
Contributors: Laqueur, Walter, 1921- ed.; Mosse, George L. 1918- ed.
Series: Journal of contemporary history, 5; Harper torchbooks, TB 1328.; Journal of contemporary history (New York),; 5
Publisher: Harper & Row
Published: 1967
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 219
Subjects: Literature and society -- History -- 20th century.; Literature, Modern -- 20th century -- History and criticism.
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
First published under title: Literature and society.
Table of contents: title: Literature and the historian, by W. Laqueur.; title: The writer as canary, by A. G. Lehmann.; title: Jean-Paul Sartre and politics, by F. Bondy.; title: Engagement and neutrality in Weimar Germany, by G. Craig.; title: On Thomas Mann's political career, by H. Pross.; title: D. H. Lawrence and modern society, by D. Jacobson.; title: Politics in the novels of Graham Greene, by A. Burgess.; title: T. S. Eliot on culture and progress, by R. Rees.; title: Imperialism: Conrad's heart of darkness, by J. Raskin.; title: Roy Campbell, outsider on the right, by B. Bergonzi.; title: Orwell's patriotism, by S. Lutman.; title: Literature and revolution in the United States: The Partisan review, by J. Gilbert.; title: The Japanese novel and disengagement, by E. Seidensticker.; title: The Clarté movement in France, 1919-21, by N. Racine.; title: Romaine Rolland, by M. Nadeau.; title: Volk ohne Raum: a note on Hans Grimm, by F. L. Carsten.