Scrutiny: A Quarterly Review vol. 7 1938-39 (Paperback)

Volume 7 No. 1 June 1938: The Modern Universities: A Postscript; 'Cymbeline'; The Apotheosis of Post-Impressionism; Wordsworth: A Preliminary Survey; William Dunmar; Correspondence: Exact Thought and Inexact Language; Comments and Reviews; Gissing and the English Novel; 'Femina-Vie Heureuse' Please Note, I'm Not Complaining; Kafka's Life; Left-wing Allegories; The Poet and His Readers; The Education of Girls; The Academic Mind on the Seventeenth Century, Seventeenth Century Studies; In Defence of Milton, Milton and Wordsworth and The Miltonic Setting; Aristocracy and the Middle Classes in Germany; Mr. Turner's Mozart; Berlioz: A Prophetic Romantic; Note on Gramophone Records; Volume 7 No. 2 September 1938: The Philosophy of Marxism; Baudelaire; The Composer and Civilisation (II): Albert Roussel and La Musique Francaise; E. M. Forster; Comments and Reviews; Music: Van Dieren and Rubbra; Caterpillars of the Commonwealth Unite! Three Guineas; The T. E. Hulme Myth; Hopkins and Patmore, Further Letters of Gerard Manley Hopkins; Mr. Spender's Play, Trial of a Judge; The Poet of Revolution, Arthur Rimbaud and Rimbaud in Abyssinia; Rainer Maria Rilke; Aids to English Teaching, Poetry in Practice and English Poetry: A Students Anthology; A History of Economic Thought; Busoni's Letters to his Wife; Volume 7 No. 3 December 1938: 'The New Republic' and the Ideal Weekly; Henry James's Heiress: The Importance of Edith Wharton; 'The Great and Good Corneille,' Martin Turnell; 'Troilus and Cressida,'; Revaluations (XI): Arnold as Critic; Comments and Reviews; Ivor Gurney and the English Art-Song; Defending Letters, Defense des lettres and translation; The Press; Education, Writing and Action, Writing and Action; Poetry and Anarchism; Mr. Chase on Words, The Tyranny of Words; The Significance of Kafka, America; Auden and Isherwood, On the Frontier; 'Human Nature' in Society, Sex and Temperament in Three Primitive Societies; Volume 7 No. 4 March 1939: The American Cultural Scene (I) Political Thought; 'Wuthering Heights,'; Music in the Melting Pot: Charles Ives and the Music of the Americas; Leslie Stephen: Cambridge Critic; Giovanni Papini and Italian Literature; Correspondence: The 'PEP' Report on the Press; Comments and reviews; A 'Corresponding Bureau'?; Social Relationships, The Clue to History; The Historian's Task; The Progress of Poetry, Modern Poetry and The Year's Poetry; The Fate of Edward Thomas; Hart Crane From This Side, The Collected Poems of Hart Crane; Hoelderlin; Nineteenth-Century Scotland in Allegory, The House with the Green Shutters; Ruth Adam Again, There Needs No Ghost; Shakespeare Criticism, Approach to Shakespeare; Educational, Education and Society; Rimbaud, Le Lyrisme de Rimbaud; Mallarme: Life and Art; Beggars on Horseback; The Textual Criticism of Music.