The citizen writer : [Essays in defense of American culture] / by Albert Maltz.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: New York, NY : International Publishers, [1950]Description: 48 pages ; 20 cmSubject(s): DDC classification:
  • 323.4
LOC classification:
  • JC 599 .U5 M3 1950
Contents:
The citizen writer -- The writer as the conscience of the people -- Testament -- The American artist and the American tradition -- The verdict of history -- The anti-American conspiracy -- Books are on trail in America.
Summary: "Each of these papers was occasioned by a different public meeting. Although originally they were not conceived as units in a pattern of thought, they have become that because of the times in which we live. They are offered here as reflections of a point of view about writers and society, and are presented in the sequence of their writing and delivery. For the reader's information, the date, place, and occasion of each speech are given at its conclusion." [Dates range from March, 1943 to June, 1949.]
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The citizen writer -- The writer as the conscience of the people -- Testament -- The American artist and the American tradition -- The verdict of history -- The anti-American conspiracy -- Books are on trail in America.

"Each of these papers was occasioned by a different public meeting. Although originally they were not conceived as units in a pattern of thought, they have become that because of the times in which we live. They are offered here as reflections of a point of view about writers and society, and are presented in the sequence of their writing and delivery. For the reader's information, the date, place, and occasion of each speech are given at its conclusion." [Dates range from March, 1943 to June, 1949.]

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