Gilbert uses the pages of the Partisan Review--the foremost periodical
of America's literary left--to trace the development of literary
radicalism from its pre-World War I Bohemian birth through the
Depression and the Red Decade to the return to traditional values during
Cold War.


Gilbert uses the pages of the *Partisan Review*--the foremost periodical
of America's literary left--to trace the development of literary
radicalism from its pre-World War I Bohemian birth through the
Depression and the Red Decade to the return to traditional values during
Cold War.


Writers and Partisans: A History of Literary Radicalism in AmericaPaperback, 18 March 1993

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