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On "Democracy and the Negro"

by Sarah Martin Eason

The American Scholar, Summer 1944, p. 380

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    2. The Future of Pacifism by Bertrand Russell, pp. 7-13
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    4. The Alumni by Theodore Spencer, pp. 26-34
    5. Why 100,000,000 Americans Read Comics by William Moulton Marston, pp. 35-44
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    8. Cities in Flux by Catherine Bauer, pp. 70-84
    9. Do Not Dismember Europe! by Albert Guerard, pp. 85-94
    10. Robert Koch: A Centenary by Louis I. Dublin, pp. 95-109
    11. Of the Librarian's Education by W. Stanley Hoole, pp. 110-121
    12. Literature in American Education by M.H.N., pp. 122-125
    13. On "Plight of the American Composer" by Olin Downes and Leonard Liebling, p. 126
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    1. Editorial by Christian Gauss, pp. 133-134
    2. Which Are the Liberating Arts? by John Herman Randall, Jr., pp. 135-148
    3. Democracy and the Negro by Otelia Cromwell, pp. 149-161
    4. Music for the Man Who Enjoys Hamlet by B.H. Haggin, pp. 162-170
    5. Federation or Cooperation: The Scandinavian Experience by C.J. Hambro, pp. 171-178
    6. American Readers and Books by Dorothy Canfield Fisher, pp. 179-191
    7. Three Poems by Will Gibson, p. 192
    8. New Dimensions and the Arts by William Sener Rusk, pp. 193-200
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    15. On "The Humanities in the Americas" by Walter M. Brandow, p. 247
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    17. On "Of the Librarian's Education" by Joseph L. Werner, p. 251
    18. On "The Anglo-American Future" by F.R. Flournoy, pp. 251-252
    19. Our Authors, pp. 253-258
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    2. On the Talk of Samuel Johnson and His Friends by Joseph Wood Krutch, pp. 263-272
    3. Cultural Reparations and a New Western Tradition by Douglas Rigby, pp. 273-284
    4. The New Criticism: A Brief for the Defense by Cleanth Brooks, pp. 285-295
    5. The Antagonists by Muriel Rukeyser, pp. 296-299
    6. Philosophy: A Hope for Higher Education by Max Black, pp. 300-308
    7. Germany Can Be Re-educated by Joseph Katz, pp. 309-321
    8. Will Babel Be Beaten? by Edward Larocque Tinker, pp. 322-328
    9. North American Prairie by J.E. Weaver, pp. 329-339
    10. The Orient Does Not Exist by Meribeth E. Cameron, pp. 340-344
    11. On the Couch by Oscar Williams, p. 345
    12. Can the Social Sciences Be Useful? by William Foote Whyte, pp. 346-355
    13. On the Road to Truth by Robert Withington, pp. 356-366
    14. Oxford Revisited by J.A.W. Bennett, pp. 367-368
    15. Lexicography at Chicago by M.M. Mathews, pp. 369-370
    16. An Interview with Joseph Conrad by Bronislas A. Jezierski, pp. 371-374
    17. Generals in Politics by Frank Weitenkampf, pp. 375-377
    18. On "Music for the Man Who Enjoys Hamlet" by Arthur Shepherd and Arthur M. Quimby, pp. 378-379
    19. On "Democracy and the Negro" by Sarah Martin Eason, p. 380
    20. On "Which Are the Liberating Arts?" by Jeremiah Glass, pp. 380-381
    21. Our Authors, pp. 382-386
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    1. New Departures and Old Problems by William A. Neilson, pp. 389-390
    2. The Problem of the Liberal Arts College by John Dewey, pp. 391-392
    3. Required Education for Freedom by Alexander Meiklejohn, pp. 393-395
    4. Liberal Education and Politics by Scott Buchanan, pp. 396-397
    5. The Liberal Arts College and Professional Education by Arnold S. Nash, pp. 398-400
    6. The Useful and Liberal Arts and Sciences by Kenneth C.M. Sills, pp. 401-402
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    12. Honorable Discharge by John A.P. Millet, pp. 429-436
    13. The Jews---A Problem That Cannot Wait by Robert Gordis, pp. 437-448
    14. Dauntless the Slug-Horn by Robert A. Hume, pp. 449-450
    15. The Beard of Joseph Palmer by Stewart Holbrook, pp. 451-458
    16. A Word for the American Essay by John T. Flanagan, pp. 459-466
    17. Man at Work by Oscar Williams, p. 467
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    20. Count Rumford, "The International Egotist" by Frederic H. Young, pp. 479-487
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    22. "Most Happifying Purposes" by Gerald W. Johnson, pp. 490-494
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    24. Index to Volume 13, pp. 511-514
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