The Little Review, April 1916 (Vol. 3, No. 2)Various
General
The Little Review, April 1916 (Vol. 3, No. 2)
Various
Literature, Modern -- 20th century -- Periodicals
INCOME. By Scott Nearing. An economic value is created amounting
to, say, $100. What part of that is returned to the laborer, what
part to the manager, what part to the property owner? This
problem the author discusses in detail, after which the other
issues to which it leads are presented. Send $1.25.
THE STOIC PHILOSOPHY. By Gilbert Murray. An account of the
greatest system of organized thought that the mind of man had
built up in the Graeco-Roman world before the coming of
Christianity. Dr. Murray exercises his rare faculty for making
himself clear and interesting. Send 82c.
A MESSAGE TO THE MIDDLE CLASS. By Seymour Deming. A clarion call
so radical that it may well provoke a great tumult of discussion
and quicken a deep and perhaps sinister impulse to act. Send 60c.
DRIFT AND MASTERY. An attempt to diagnose the current unrest. By
Walter Lippmann. Send $1.60.
FIRST AND LAST THINGS. By H. G. Wells. A confession of Faith and
a Rule of Life. Send $1.60.
THE SOCIALISTS AND THE WAR. By William English Walling. No
Socialist can adequately discuss the war without the knowledge
that this remarkable new book holds. 512 pages. Complete
documentary statement of the position of the Socialists of all
countries. Send $1.50.
DREAMS AND MYTHS. By Dr. Karl Abraham. A lucid presentation of
Freud’s theory of dreams. A study in comparative mythology from
the standpoint of dream psychology. Price, $1.25.
WHAT WOMEN WANT. By Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale. $1.35 net;
postage, 10c.
ARE WOMEN PEOPLE? A collection of clever woman suffrage verses.
The best since Mrs. Gilman. Geo. H. Doran Co. Send 75c.
HOW IT FEELS TO BE THE HUSBAND OF A SUFFRAGETTE. By “Him.”
Illustrated by Mary Wilson Preston. Send 60c.
ON DREAMS. By Prof. Sigmund Freud. Authorized English translation
by Dr. M. D. Eder. Introduction by Prof. W. Leslie Mackenzie.
This classic now obtainable for $1.10.
MODERN WOMEN. By Gustav Kobbe. Terse, pithy, highly dramatic
studies in the overwrought feminism of the day. A clever book.
Send $1.10.
GOTHAM BOOK SOCIETY
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“You Can Get Any Book on Any Subject”
Transcriber’s Notes
Advertisements were collected at the end of the text.
The table of contents on the title page was adjusted in order to reflect
correctly the headings in this issue of THE LITTLE REVIEW.
The original spelling was mostly preserved. A few obvious typographical
errors were silently corrected. All other changes are shown here
(before/after):
[p. 5]:
... Fine, or Superfine. ...
... Fine, or superfine. ...
[p. 20]:
... of Eugene Araam. Power’s face and figure were more majestic
on the ...
... of Eugene Aram. Power’s face and figure were more majestic
on the ...
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