Word: gide
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Theodore Roosevelt's letters from his first term as President will be published this fall by the University Press. Other new Press books include one by former Supreme Court Justice Owen J. Roberts, two on Communist China, two on the Middle East, and analyses of Andre Gide and Lloyd George...
Already out is Associate Professor Albert J. Guerard's "Andre Gide." In the appendix, Guerard publishes two letters from Gide who read a preliminary version of the book. During the fall a biography of Lloyd George will be printed, written by Thomas Jones, who was deputy secretary of the British Cabinet during his premiership...
Theodore Roosevelt's letters from his first term as President will be published this fall by the University Press. Other new Press books include one by former Supreme Court Justice Owen J. Roberts, two on Communist China, two on the Middle East, and analyses of Andre Gide and Lloyd George...
Already out is Associate Professor Albert J. Guerard's "Andre Gide." In the appendix, Guerard publishes two letters from Gide who read a preliminary version of the book. During the fall a biography of Lloyd George will be printed, written by Thomas Jones, who was deputy secretary of the British Cabinet during his premiership...
Died. André Gide, 81, man of letters; in Paris. Gide published his first book (a journal) at 21, waited long for recognition, longer for an audience, by the end had published 50-odd books: novels (The Immoralist, The Counterfeiters); criticism (Dostoevsky, Chopin); nonfiction ranging from a defense of the U.S.S.R. to an attack on it; and his lifelong Journals. In the '40s he finally won international recognition as one of the century's major writers; the Nobel Prize in 1947 made it official. He was "compelled," he said, to write about his own inner conflicts, "which otherwise...