Scrutiny: A Quarterly Review
vol. 13 1945-46
Volume 13. 1945–46
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- Editor: F. R. Leavis
- Date Published: July 2008
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- isbn: 9780521067973
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Scrutiny was first issued quarterly from Cambridge between 1932 and 1953, the principal editor throughout being Dr Leavis. It is now recognized as a formative influence on English intellectual and cultural life worthy to rank with the great reviews of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. This reissue is of the 1963 combined set, including a final volume containing an important Retrospect by Dr Leavis and a substantial analytical index. Scrutiny offers an almost complete critical history of English literature from Chaucer to the mid-twentieth century. Medieval literature, Shakespeare, the seventeenth-century poets, Pope, Dryden, Johnson, the great romantics, the Victorians, and nearly all the important modern writers are seriously examined. Many of the articles have become classics, and resulted in revisions of previously accepted views. An important feature of Scrutiny, still of great interest, is the book review section, where many of the important books of the time, and some of the pretentious ones too, were reviewed as they appeared.
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- Date Published: July 2008
- format: Paperback
- isbn: 9780521067973
- length: 332 pages
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Table of Contents
Volume 13 No. 1 Spring, 1945
The Interpretation of History A.J. Woolford
Goethe's 'Faust' and the Written Word (I) The First Part D.J. Enright
On the Social Background of Metaphysical Poetry L.C. Knights
'Thought' and Emotional Quality: Notes in the Analysis of Poetry F.R. Leavis
Comments and Reviews
Hail Butler!, Willingly to School, reviewed by Denys Thompson
Sociology and Literature, The Sociology of Literary Taste and English Social History, reviewed by F.R. Leavis
Volume 13 No. 2 September, 1945
Existentialism and Literature: A Letter from Switzerland H.A. Mason
The Controlling Hand: Jane Austen and Pride and Prejudice Reuben A. Brower
Correspondence: Rilke, George and 'Re-integration W. Schenk and D.J. Enright
Imagery and Movement: Notes in the Analysis of Poetry F.R. Leavis
Comments and Reviews
Cobbet as a Classic, The Opinions of William Cobbet, reviewed by L.C. Knights
Auden's Inverted Development, For the Time Being, reviewed by R.G. Lienhardt
Contemporary Verse, reviews by A.I. Doyle
Non Sequitur, A Planned Economy, review by A.J. Woolford
A Debussy Recording, review by W.H. Mellers
Tippet, Concerto for double string orchestra, note by W.H. Mellers
Volume 13 No. 3 Autumn-Winter, 1945: The Dark Ages: Culture and the Oratorio W.H. Mellers
Revaluations (XV): George Eliot (I) F.R. Leavis
Goethe's 'Faust' and the Written Word: (II) A Chapter of Accidents D.J. Enright
Flaubert (I) Martin Turnell
Comments and Reviews
Reform is Altogether? Fifty-five Years at Oxford, reviewed by H.A. Mason
From Playground to Grace, The Unquiet Grave and The Condemned Playground, reviewed by R.G. Lienhardt
The Grammar Schools, The Boy's Grammar School, reviewed by Denys Thompson
Symbolism and Apocalypse, Hölderlin's Symbolism, reviewed by D.J. Enright
Music, reviews by W.H. Mellers
British Council Recordings, reviews by W.H. Mellers
Volume 13 No. 4 Spring, 1946
'Much Ado About Nothing' James Smith
Revaluations (XV): George Eliot (II) F.R. Leavis
Flaubert (Concluded) Martin Turnell
Goethe's 'Faust' and the Written Word: (III) The Second Part D.J. Enright
Comments and Reviews
A Partial Convert? The Yogi and the Commissar, reviewed by H.A. Mason
Aragon: Capitulation or Resistance? Reviews by A.I. Doyle
Calderon and the Morality, The Allegorical Drama of Calderón, reviewed by James Smith
Critical Essays by George Orwell, reviewed by T.R. Barnes.
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