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Fernand Vial
The Mauriac-Cocteau Controversy
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H. Marshall McLuhan
Light on a Dark Horse
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Helmut Hatzfeld
Gravity & Grace
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Spire Pitou
The Logos, the Mythos, & Pierre Emmanuel
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Notes on New Contributors
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Viola Meynell
Alice Meynell: An Incident in Her Reading-Life
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Robert Wilberforce
Newman's Way
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1000 Years of Irish Prose, Voice of the Irish, Stories of O'Connor
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Joseph Schwarz
Woina-Woina, Missa Sine Nomine
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John Pick
Film of Murder in the Cathedral, Complete Eliot, Christopher Fry Album
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Spire Pitou
Procès du Héros, Témoins de l'Homme
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Harold C. Gardiner
What Is the Index?
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Anne Dewey
"The Art of the Octopus":
The Maturation of Denise Levertov's Political Vision
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Denise Lynch
Denise Levertov and the Poetry of Incarnation
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Entering No-Man's-Land:
The Recent Religious Poetry of Denise Levertov
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A Visionary Element
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Musing on Nature:
The Mysteries of Contemplation and the Sources of Myth in Denise Levertov's Poetry
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Paul A. Lacey
"To Meditate a Saving Strategy":
Denise Levertov's Religious Poetry
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Edward Zlotkowski
Presence and Transparency:
A Reading of Levertov's Sands of the Well
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