The American Scholar, Volume 29

academic adult alienation AMERICAN SCHOLAR artist become believe called century concept critics D. H. Lawrence Darwin Dewey Dewey's economic Edited editor English essay experience fact father feel Fitzgerald freedom Freud Gatsby human ideal ideas imagination important individual intellectual interest John JOSEPH WOOD KRUTCH Krutch language learning less letters literary literature live Lovejoy means ment mind modern moral myth nature never nomic novel perhaps Phi Beta Kappa philosophy PHYLLIS MCGINLEY poems poet poetry political Populist present problem Professor psychoanalysis psychology published reader Richard Hofstadter scientific scientists seems sense Shakespeare Side of Paradise social society Stephen Crane student T. S. Eliot theory things thought tion tradition truth UNIVERSITY PRESS utopias values Veblen volume words writing wrote York