Phillips, WilliamRahv, Philip2026-03-192026-03-191953-03/04https://hdl.handle.net/2144/52560This issue of Partisan Review, dated March-April 1953 (Volume 20, Number 2), is a literary and cultural journal featuring essays, criticism, fiction, and reviews. The contents include contributions from Robert Musil, Arthur Schlesinger Jr., Gustav Janouch, Martin Turnell, F. G. Friedmann, Leo Steinberg, and Harvey Swados, among others. The issue addresses topics such as American politics, art criticism, literature, and cultural analysis. Advertisements for contemporary books from publishers like Doubleday, Grove Press, Charles Scribner's Sons, Oxford University Press, and Alfred A. Knopf are included. The journal is printed in black and blue ink on cream-colored paper, with a modernist layout and typographic design typical of mid-20th-century American literary magazines. The total document contains 132 pages.Printed journal on paperenLiterary reviewsArt criticismBook reviewsPolitics and cultureTwentieth centuryCriticismRobert MusilArthur Schlesinger Jr.Gustav JanouchMartin TurnellF. G. FriedmannLeo SteinbergHarvey SwadosRichard ChaseLouis O. CoxeFrancis FergussonIsabella GardnerRandall JarrellJames LaughlinGolo MannArthur MillerJohn Thompson Jr.Angus WilsonDoubledayGrove PressCharles Scribner's SonsOxford University PressAlfred A. KnopfPartisan ReviewLiterary criticismCultural analysisAmerican politicsMid-20th centuryJournal