Scrutiny: A Quarterly Review vol. 9 1940-41 (Paperback)

Volume 9 No. 1 June 1940: The American Cultural Scene (IV): The Novel H. B. Parkes; 'As You Like It,' James Smith; Tradition and Innovation To-Day Olaf Stapleton; Music and the Dramatic W. H. Mellers; Revaluations (XIII): Coleridge in Criticism F. R. Leavis; Comments and Reviews; 'New Writing' in the 1930's, Folios of New Writing, Spring, 1940, reviewed by R. G. Cox; The Bard and the Prep-School, Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog and The Backward Son reviewed by W. H. Mellers; What Boys and Girls Read, What Do Boys and Girls Read? reviewed by T. R. Barnes; Greek Tragedy, Greek Tragedy reviewed by J. C. Maxwell; Remy de Gourmont ? Precursor, Remy de Gourmont ? Essai de Biographie Intellectuelle reviewed by G. D. Klingopulos; Folk-Song in its Cultural Setting, The Blue Grove: the Poetry of the Uraons reviewed by D.W. Harding; Volume 9 No. 2 September 1940:Education and the University: Sketch for an English School F. R. Leavis; Rubbra's No. 3 W. H. Mellers; The Significance of Manzoni's 'Promessi Sposi,' D. A. Traversi; Prince Hamlet L. C. Knights; Comments and Reviews; A Statement of Positives, The Pool of Vishnu, reviewed by D. W. Harding; Marxists and History, The English Revolution, 1640, and The Role of the Individual in History, reviewed by L. C. Knights; The Literary Life Respectable, reviews of Edwin Muir and George Orwell by Q. D. Leavis; Pelicans, reviews of Pelican Books by G.W., W.H. Mellers and F.R.Leavis; Art History and/or Art Criticism, Modern French Painters, reviewed by Geoffrey Walton; Machiavelli, The Statecraft of Machiavelli, reviewed by D. A. Traversi; Scottish Literature, The Scots Literary Tradition, reviewed by J. C. Maxwell; Petulant Peacock, Letters on Poetry from W. B. Yeats to Dorothy Wellesley, reviewed. W. H. Auden, reviewed by F.R. Leavis; Volume 9 No. 3 December 1940: The Custom of War and the Notion of Peace D. W. Harding; Crime and Punishment in Ben Jonson D. J. Enright; Postscript on Verlaine Martin Turnell; Education and the University: Criticism and Comment F. R. Leavis; 'Greats,' J. C. Maxwell; Comments and Reviews; Marxism: a Post-mortem reviewed by Christopher Hill; A Scientist on Propaganda, Political Propaganda reviewed by D.W. Harding; Milton and his Critics; Folios of New Writing, Autumn, 1940 reviewed by R. G. Cox; Cats in Air-pumps, or Poets in 1940, reviews by W. H. Mellers of Richard Eberhart, T. S. Eliot, William Empson and Poets of Tomorrow: Cambridge Poetry 1940 Marvell, Andrew Marvell reviewed by L. C. Knights; No. 4 March 1941: Education and the University (III) Literary Studies F. R. Leavis; The Politeness of Racine R. C. Knight; The Theme of 'The Ancient Mariner,' D. W. Harding; Mahler as Key-Figure W. H. Mellers; Henry the Fifth D. A. Traversi; Comments and Reviews; Poets in Wartime, reviews by T. R. Barnes; A Book on Yeats, The Poetry of W. B. Yeats, reviewed by W. H. Mellers; Note; Proust, Introduction to Proust, reviewed by Martin Turnell; Essays on Culture and Civilisation, Topics, reviewed by J. C. Maxwell; Musical Conditions in the XVIIIth Century, The Orchestra in the XVIIIth Century, reviewed by Eric Blom; Science in War, reviewed by C. E. Lucas; Knowledge and Experience, The Foundations of Empirical Knowledge, reviewed by R. O. C. Winkler.