First 11 Issues of RAMPARTS May 1962- Summer 1964, Political, Art and Literary

  
Contributors & Table of Contents. The Finality of the Drama. Music and the Educated Man. The Morning Song of Lord Zero. Salinger and the Glass Menagerie.

The Salinger Syndrome: Charity Against Whom? Confessions of a San Francisco Snowman. A Burnt-Out Case, by Graham Greene. Each Man in His Darkness, by Julien Green.

The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, by Muriel Spark. The End of the Battle, by Evelyn Waugh.

The Marquise of O--, and Other Stories, by Hei.. Writers & Scientists: The Two Cultures.

Art: The Ballad of Sir Patrick Spens. Pages from an Unpublished Autobiography. Edward Weston and Brett Weston. Down There on a Visit, by Christopher Isherwood.

A Sad Heart at the Supermarket, by Randall Jar.. Salinger, by Henry Anatole Grunwald. The Death of Tragedy, by George Steiner. The Great Wave, and Other Stories, by Mary Lavin. Achievement in American Catholic Poetry.

Drama: Everyman's History of Love. A Symposium on Tennessee Williams.

Tennessee Williams: The Playwright as Analysand. Night of the Iguana: A New Tennessee Williams? The Night of the Iguana, by Tennessee Williams. Mildew on the Old Magnolia.

Christianity in Modern Art, by Frank Getlein a.. The Contemporary English Novel, by Frederick R.. The Bergsonian Heritage, by Thomas Hanna.

John Howard Griffin: An Inteview. The Anti-War Novel and the Good Soldier Schweik. The Farrells of Sea Vineyard. Art: Variations on a Theme. The Priest as Scapegoat in the Modern Catholic Novel. A Panorama of Three American Poets.

Just Off the Aisle, by Richard A. William Faulkner: Early Prose and Poetry, by C.. Morte D'Urban, by J. American Drama, by Louis Broussard. A Symposium on Jesuit University Education.

Jesuit Education: A Layman's View. Jesuit Education: Between Two Worlds. The Lay Faculty on the Jesuit Campus. The Jesuit Discipline of Inquiry.

An Artist's Note Book. The Mystery of the Blue Cards. The Psychology of the Keyhole.

The Art of Geza St. Vessel of Dishonor, by Paul Roche. Pale Fire, by Vladimir Nabokov.

The Theatre Season in Paris. Catholic Higher Education: The Economic Issues.

Wyndham Lewis: Enemy of the Rose. Wyndham Lewis in His Letters. The New Poetry, by A. In My Disc of Gold, by William Congdon.

A Thomas Merton Reader, by Thomas P. The Jewish Heritage in Contemporary American Fiction. Two Doors & the Pilgrimage. The Jewish Side of American Life.

The Jew as Mythic American. The Jew, Secularity, and Christian Culture. Art: Stations of the Cross. The Gates of Horn, by Harry Levin.

Avant-Garde: The Experimental Theater in Franc.. The Dyer's Hand, and Other Essays, by W. In Parenthesis, by David Michael Jones. Twenty German Poets, by Walter Arnold Kaufmann.

Young Man in Chains, by Francois Mauriac. Against the American Grain, by Dwight Macdonald.

Letters to a White Liberal. Father August Thompson and John Howard Griffin.. Journal of a Trip South. The History of the World as Pictures.

Puzzles and Epiphanies, by Frank Kermode. The Utopian Vision of D.

The Beginning and the End, and Other Poems, by.. The Contributors and Table of Contents List. For the Winter 1964 Issue is not Available. Homage: The Tongs of Jeopardy.

A Note on the Birch Society. The Catholic Church and the John Birch Society. Some of My Best Friends are Liberals.

Catholics and the Radical Right. Eight Modern Writers, by John I. What I Believe, by Francois Mauriac. Contemporary American Poetry, by Donald Hall. A Fine Madness, by Elliott Baker.

Loaves and Fishes, by Dorothy Day. Reflections and Complaints of Late Middle Age. The Morality of Indian Hating. Lord Hamlet's Vigils in Pacific Heights. The Theme of Waiting in Modern Literature.

Water Street, by James Merrill. The Small Rain, by Raymond Roseliep. The Inheritors, by William Golding. The School for Dictators, by Ignazio Silone. The Deputy, by Rolf Hochhuth. Second Thoughts on "The Deputy". These are the First 11 Issues of RAMPARTS Magazine, covering the period from May of 1962 to the Summer of 1964. That summer Warren Hinckle began his ascent to finally replace Edward Keating at the helm of Ramparts. The ultimate transformation of the somewhat conservative, serious Catholic journal, to the left wing, irreverent magazine that it became. These first 11 issues are in. The covers show some wear, but the inside pages are in excellent condition. This item is in the category "Books & Magazines\Magazines". The seller is "comstock1943" and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to United States.

• Publication Month: January, March, May, September, November
• Publication Year: 1962
• Language: English
• Publication Name: RAMPARTS
• Contributors: SEE: Contributors & Table of Contents
• Features: 1st Edition, Collector's Edition, Illustrated
• Genre: Independent, Literature, Religion & Spirituality
• Publisher: The Layman's Press
• Topic: Art, Poetry, Politics