Writers and Politics by O'Brien, Conor Cruise -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Landing Page Title Page Dedication Contents Conor Cruise O’Brien: An Appreciation Introduction I: AMERICA

The New Yorker A New Yorker Critic Serpents White Gods and Black Americans Free Spenders

II: ENGLAND

Orwell Looks at the World Chorus or Cassandra

III: FRANCE

Michelet Today The People’s Victor Monsieur Camus Changes His Climate Sartre as a Critic A Vocation Communists and Communisants

IV: IRELAND

1891–1916 Irishness Our Wits About Us Somerville and Ross The Fall of Parnell The Great Conger Mother’s Tongue Some Letters of James Joyce Queer World Timothy Michael Healy

V: FOUR CRITICS

Generation of Saints Bears Re-enter the Hero Poetry, Inspiration and Criticism

VI: THE COLD WAR

Critic into Prophet Journal de Combat Varieties of Anti-Communism The Perjured Saint

VII: THE UNITED NATIONS AND THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

Conflicting Concepts of the United Nations The U.N., the Congo and the Tshombe Government Mercy and Mercenaries Corruption in Developing Countries The Schweitzer Legend Two Addresses

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