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Introduction, |
ix
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History of a Literary Radical, |
1
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Our Cultural Humility, |
31
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Six Portraits, |
45
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First—Karen, |
47
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Second—Sophronisba, |
57
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Third—Mon Amie, |
66
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Fourth—Fergus, |
82
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Fifth—The Professor, |
91
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Sixth—One of Our Conquerors, |
98
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This Older Generation, |
107
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A Mirror of the Middle West, |
128
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Ernest: or Parent for a Day, |
140
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On Discussion, |
168
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The Puritan’s Will to Power, |
176
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The Immanence of Dostoevsky, |
188
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The Art of Theodore Dreiser, |
195
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The Uses of Infallibility, |
205
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Impressions of Europe, 1913-14, |
230
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Trans-National America, |
266
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Fragment of a Novel, |
300
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