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Autumn 1953 (Volume VI, No. 3)

Art as Insurrection
by Robert Martin Adams
American Preludes; West
by Louis Simpson
The Search
by Alan Friedman
The Afternoon of a Faun, translation from Mallarmé
by Frederick Morgan
The Revenge of the Void
by Hugh Kenner
Battle Exhaustion; Poem; Thanks
by Michael Harari
Obsequies for a Personal Friend
by R. D. B. Hudson
The Shore September
by Reuel Denney
Wedding Speeches
by Donald Hall
Nocturne
by James R. Frakes
On Reading Dante Whole
by Irma Brandeis
Spider Compared to Star; Wild Plums at Pha-An; A Concern for Beauty
by Dorothy Donnelly
The Albertine Strategy
by Stanley Edgar Hyman
The Play as Play
by William Becker
Letter from Tokyo
by William Meredith
Ministry of Angels
by Northrop Frye
The Domesticated Curse
by R. W. Flint
Not Quite a Renaissance
by Marvin Mudrick
Trying Not to Dislike Bentley
by Thomas Barbour
No Mommy and No Daddy
by Sidney Monas
The Logic of Our Language
by Irving Singer
Progressive Puericulture
by Robert Graves

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