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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week AN END OF SILENCE F OR A FEW WEEKS, at least,...
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Stalinist or Revisionist ? Communism in China What kind of influence does Mao have on Khrushchev and Soviet foreign policy? by MICHAEL HARRINGTON W ITHIN RECENT months, Chinese Communism has...
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He sees the philosopher as a pioneer who cuts out a lonely path for himself Marcel: Christian Socratic by JAMES COLLINS G ABRIEL MARCEL'S recent visit to Japan, where he lectured on his...
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eel has had to face the charge of hankering after the lost paradise of pretechnical society: He accepts both the utility of technological organization and the values of valid power and joy...
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THE STAGE THE NECESSITY OF DISINTEGRATION I T IS NOT an irrelevance of biography that Eugene Ionesco's first recorded publication was a miscellaneous volume titled simply, and with a...
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No account, however fragmentary, of Ioneseo's theatre may omit notice of the incendiary power of his humor, a humor with roots in that satanism which Baudelaire held to be the soil of laughter....
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are, not for what man wants them to be. In "White Wilderness" Disney has made an outstanding film, in which the unsung heroes are the patient photographers who do all the hard work--a film to...
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BOOKS The Birth of Modern Sensibility THE BANQUET YEARS. The Arts in France 1885-1918. By Roger Shattuck. Harcourt. $8.50. By RICHARD GILMAN W E ARE always in search of our fathers. In art we...
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