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Fiedler, Leslie

FIEDLER, LESLIE A.

FIEDLER, LESLlE A.

FIELD, A. R.

FIELD, ANDREW

The Grievous Dr. Leavis (August 1968)

WRITERS&WR1TING The Grievous Dr. Leavis By Andrew Field 'O COME!'—that gives my own reaction as I read [F. R. Leavis'] book. It is borne in on one how lamentably an industrious scholar . . . may...

George Orwell's Complex Simplicity (January 1967)

George Orwell's Complex Simplicity THE CRYSTAL SPIRIT A STUDY OF GEORGE ORWELL By George Woodcock Little, Brown. 366 pp. $6.95. Reviewed hy ANDREW FIELD Author of the forthcoming "Nabokov: His...

Prisoner in Fantasy (February 1966)

ON ABRAM TERTZ'S LATEST STORY Prisoner in Fantasy By Andrew Field "Even if one disregards everything that disturbs one as a Soviet person, it is unpleasant and boring to read them-sometimes...

Prayer in the Soviet Night (June 1965)

Prayer in the Soviet Night THE PROSE OF OSIP MANDELSTAM Translated with a critical Essay by Clarence Brown Princeton. 209 pp. $5. Reviewed by ANDREW FIELD Osip mandelstam, born in 1891 into a...

Visitors from the Past (February 1965)

PERSPECTIVES Visitors from the Past By Andrew Field It is scarcely more than a month since the somewhat unfortunate and unpleasant (to many observers and, I dare say, to not a few of our guests...

The View From Above (October 1964)

The View From Above THE DEFENSE By Vladimir Nabokov Putnam's. 256 pp. $5.00. Reviewed by ANDREW FIELD Editor, "Pages from Tarusa" An unusually malevolent review of Nabokov's Pale...

A Poet in Prison (June 1964)

THE CASE OF IOSIF BRODSKY A Poet in Prison By Andrew Field Iosif Brodsky is a young Soviet poet, born in 1940, whose verse has never appeared in print in the Soviet Union. I first heard his...

Pushkin in English (June 1964)

Pushkin in English PUSHKIN By D. S. Mirsky Dutton. 288 pp. $1.65. EUGENE ONEGIN By Pushkin Translated by Waller Arndt Dation. 224 pp. $1.65. Reviewed by ANDREW FIELD The Pushkin boom is...

The Myth of Polish Liberalism (May 1964)

GOMULKA'S STRATEGY The Myth of Polish Liberalism By Andrew Field Myths have long fascinated me, but until my premature and somewhat unusual invitation to leave the Soviet Union—which...

Rebel With a Cause (September 1963)

Rebel With a Cause A MAN SURVIVES By Vladimir Maximov Grove. 106 pp. $2.95. Reviewed by ANDREW FIELD Contributor, "Partisan Review" Question-When is a story a novel? Answer-When it is...

Russia's 'Other' Poets (August 1963)

ON POETRY Russia's Other' Poets By Andrew Field I am told that Vladimir Nabokov, when he was teaching at Cornell, would from time to time be sent listings of current Soviet publications...

Socialist Surrealism (May 1963)

Socialist Surrealism FANTASTIC STORIES By Abram Tertz Pantheon. 214 pp. $3.95. Reviewed by ANDREW FIELD Russian Department, Harvard University; contributor, "Partisan Review," "Columbia...

The Worst of Times (February 1963)

The Worst of Times CITIES AND YEARS By Konstantin Fedin Dell. 415 pp. $.95. Reviewed By ANDREW FIELD Russian Department, Harvard University; contributor, "Slavonic Review," "Russian...

The Not So Dissonant Voices in Soviet Literature (December 1962)

THINKING ALOUD The Not So Dissonant Voices in Soviet Literature By Andrew Field The reports which our growing corps of specialists in Soviet literature give us are, at best, written in a...

FIELD, GEORGE

FIELD, MICHAEL

FIESS, E.

FIESS, EDWARD

FIGUERES, JOSE

FILENE, PETER

Filler, Louis

FILREIS, ALAN

FINE, EMILY BROWN

Fine, Nathan

FINEBERG, S. ANDHIL

FINERTY, JOHN F.