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4
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Art and Literature
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Albert Camus' The plague; introduction and commentary
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4
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Art and Literature
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Answers on art and freedom
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4
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Art and Literature
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Baptism in the forest : wisdom and initiation in William Faulkner
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4
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Art and Literature
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Camus : journals of the Plague years
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4
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Art and Literature
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Camus and the Catholic church
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4
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Art and Literature
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Faulkner and his critics
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4
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Art and Literature
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Five drawings by Thomas Merton
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4
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Art and Literature
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Flannery O'Connor : a prose elegy
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4
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Art and Literature
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Forty-three signatures : an exhibit of drawings
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4
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Art and Literature
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House of Intellect, The; by Jacques Barzun. A study sheet and commentary by Thomas Merton.
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4
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Art and Literature
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Letter to the editor, Sewanee Review
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4
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Art and Literature
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Morte d'Urban : two celebrations
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4
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Art and Literature
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News of the Joyce industry
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4
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Art and Literature
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Note on Victor Hammer, A
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4
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Art and Literature
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Notes on art and worship
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4
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Art and Literature
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Notes on sacred art
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4
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Art and Literature
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Pasternak's letters to Georgian friends
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4
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Art and Literature
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Plague of Camus, The : a commentary and introduction
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4
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Art and Literature
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Prophetic ambiguities : Milton and Camus
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4
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Art and Literature
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Rain and the feast of the stars
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4
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Art and Literature
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Stranger, The : poverty of an anti-hero
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4
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Art and Literature
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Terror and the absurd : violence and non-violence in Albert Camus
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4
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Art and Literature
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Three prayers : written for Frank Kacmarcik [concerning the vocation of sacred artist, iconographer, or architect of religious spaces]
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4
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Art and Literature
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Three saviors in Camus : lucidity and the absurd
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4
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Art and Literature
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To each his darkness : notes on a novel of Julien Green
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4
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Art and Literature
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Two Comments : "Sensitivity training" [by Charlotte Buhler] and "The avant garde in the arts" [by Henry Winthrop and Gerald Sykes]
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4
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Art and Literature
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Who is Nat Turner? Review of The confessions of Nat Turner, by William Styron.
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4
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Art and Literature
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William Congdon. Notes.
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4
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Art and Literature
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Writing as temperature. Review of Writing degree zero, by Roland Barthes and of On Racine, by Roland Barthes.
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