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Seeing Mary Plain: A Life of Mary McCarthy
by Frances Kiernan
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... Cka&C C7i.x PARTISAN REVIEW In the fall of 1936, Mary McCarthy was suddenly free to embrace the unconventional life she had flirted with in ... "
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... This same article appeared in translation in the second issue of the Partisan Review, two years later, and played an obvious role in forming the editors' approach to the propaganda question. ... "
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Writing Dangerously: Mary McCarthy And Her World
by Carol Brightman
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... thinks of here, but the rogue intellectuals McCarthy would later join in New York. The bickering anti-Stalinists whose `university' was Partisan Review: Dwight Macdonald, Philip Rahv, F. W. Dupee, Lionel Abel-Mary would parody each of them, and most would remain friends; ... "
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Pollock and After: The Critical Debate
by F. Frascina
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... `Avant-Garde and Kitsch', Partisan Review, vol 6, no. 5, Fall 1939, pp. 34-49. Copyright 1961 by Clement Greenberg. Reprinted by permission of Beacon Press. ... "
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