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Irving Howe

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Irving Howe 1920-93, American literary and social critic, b. New York City. From his early days as a Trotskyist to his later (and lifelong) position as a democratic socialist, Howe criticized Stalinism and left-wing totalitarianism. His roles as a cofounder (1954) of Dissent magazine and frequent contributor to such journals as The Partisan Review, The New Republic, and The New York Review of Books made him influential in the New York literary world. His many books include William Faulkner: A Critical Study (1952), Politics and the Novel (1957), The Critical Point ... Read more
Howe, Irving
Howe, Irving (1920–93), professor at Hunter College (1963–86) and literary and social critic. His books include Sherwood Anderson... Read more
Caesar, (Isidor) Irving
Caesar, [Isidor] Irving (1895–1996), lyricist. The native New Yorker came to the attention...his other shows were No Foolin' (1926), Yes, Yes, Yvette (1927), Here's Howe (1928), Americana (1928), Polly (1929), Ripples (1930), Nina Rosa (1930... Read more

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