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Spring 1956 (Volume IX, No. 1)

Canto 96
by Ezra Pound
The Well-Filled Dish: An Analysis of Swift’s Satire
by John Holloway
Hercules at the Crossroads; The Bridge at Arta
by Richmond Lattimore
The Phoenix; The Frog, That Naked Creature
by May Sarton
Ode at the Spring Equinox
by Vernon Watkins
Canzona: Parting on Shipboard; Carmen Ancillae
by John Hollander
The Name of Odysseus
by George E. Dimock
Translation from G. G. Belli
by Harold Norse
To The Wilderness I Wander
by Frank Butler
Whom Seek Ye? A Note on Robert Lowell’s Poetry
by Will C. Jumper
The Broken Image of Magnanimity
by Marvin Mudrick
Whitman and His Critics
by Seymour Krim
Literary Truth
by Irving Singer
Theories, and Art Itself
by Sonya Rudikoff

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