Dora Marsden was the editor or co-editor of three journals: The Freewoman (1911 – 1912), The New Freewoman (1913) and The Egoist (1914 – 1918). The Union of Egoists offers the complete contents of every issue of all three journals at no cost.
Dora Marsden in The Egoist: “The importance of furthering one’s own interests does not leave sufficient energy really to accord much attention to those of others. It is only when others’ interests thrust themselves obtrudingly across one’s own that indifference vanishes: because they have become possible allies or obstacles. If the latter, the fundamental lack of respect swiftly defines itself. In face of opposition to a genuine interest, its owner respects neither ‘his neighbour’s ox, his ass, his wife, his manservant, his maidservant, nor anything that is his.’ Not even his opinions. One has only to think what jolly old proselytisers the world’s ‘great’ men have been to realise what ‘respect’ they have for their neighbour’s interests.”
Like The Freewoman and The New Freewoman, The Egoist had a difficult life. It struggled on for six years surrounded by conflict and rumour of imminent collapse. It enjoyed a readership numbered in hundreds rather than thousands and survived only because of the astounding personal generosity of Harriet Shaw Weaver. When the end did come, in 1919, it was unnoticed except by a handful of devotees. However, The Egoist’s importance is great in terms of its contribution to the progress of modern literature and especially in understanding the development of Dora Marsden’s life and writing. The Egoist not only furthered the careers of Pound, Aldington, H. D. and others but provided a vital outlet for the work of the controversial writer, James Joyce.
– Les Garner: A Brave and Beautiful Spirit / Dora Marsden, 1882-1960 (2019)
Index of Issues
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 1 | 1914-01-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden
Contents | 1 |
Liberty, Law, and Democracy | 1 |
Views and Comments | 3 |
France To-Day: A Group of Thinkers by Edgar A. Mowrer | 6 |
Advertisements | 6 |
The Cubist Room by Wyndham Lewis | 8 |
Ferrex on Petulance by Ferrex | 9 |
Porrex on Ferrex by Porrex | 10 |
Books, Drawings, and Papers: Book Review of ‘Bertha Garlan’ by Arthur Schnitzler, ‘The Green Enigma’ by Stewart Caven, and ‘Timon of Athens’: A portfolio of drawings by Wyndham Lewis by Richard Aldington | 10 |
‘The Horses of Diomedes’—XVIII: The Juggler by Remy De Gourmont | 12 |
The Horses of Diomedes’—XVIII: The Juggler by C. Sartoris | 12 |
Poems—I: London, My Beautiful by F. S. Flint | 14 |
Poems—II: Dear One! by F. S. Flint | 14 |
Poems—III: Under the Lily Shadow by F. S. Flint | 14 |
Poems—IV: In the Garden by F. S. Flint | 14 |
Poems—V: Tube by F. S. Flint | 14 |
On Interference with the Environment—VI: The Question of Obscenity by Steven T. Byington | 15 |
Women Who Did and Who Do Yet: Book Review of ‘The Wooings of Jezebel Pettyfer’ (1898) by Haldane Macfall by G. W. | 16 |
Violet Hunt by Richard Aldington | 17 |
Le Theatre du Vieux Colombier by H. S. C. | 18 |
Correspondence Note to Correspondents by Editors | 19 |
Correspondence The Epidemic of Law by Bolton Hall | 19 |
Correspondence Mr. Hawkins on Mr. Carter by Henery Hawkins | 19 |
Correspondence The Individualist by Huntly Carter | 19 |
Editorial Note | 19 |
Advertisements | 20 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 2 | 1914-01-15
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden
Contents | 21 |
Skyscapes and Goodwill | 21 |
Views and Comments | 24 |
M. de Régnier’s Last Book: Book Review of ‘Le Plateau de Laque’ by Henri de Régnier by Richard Aldington | 26 |
A Curious History by Ezra Pound | 26 |
A Curious History by James Joyce | 26 |
Song o’ Love by Jack McClure | 27 |
‘The Horses of Diomedes’—XIX: Leaves by Remy De Gourmont | 28 |
The Horses of Diomedes’—XIX: Leaves by C. Sartoris | 28 |
The Drama of Ideas since Ibsen by Margaret Storm Jameson | 29 |
Advertisements | 30 |
The Housekeeper by Robert Frost | 31 |
The Public Ownership of the Artist by Huntly Carter | 32 |
On Interference with the Environment—VII by Steven T. Byington | 34 |
Anti-Hellenism: A Note on Some Modern Art by Richard Aldington | 35 |
Penultimate Poetry: Xenophilometropolitania—I-IX by Richard Aldington | 36 |
Two French Books: Book Review of ‘Almanach Littéraire Crès’ and ‘Six Promenades au Louvre; De Giotto à Puvis de Chavannes’ by Fritz R. Vanderpyl by Muriel Ciolkowska | 36 |
Correspondence A Dull Play by Viator | 38 |
Correspondence A Criticism of the Philosophy of Egoism by Henry Meulen | 38 |
Correspondence Women: Education: Marriage by R. B. Kerr | 39 |
Note | 39 |
Advertisements | 40 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 3 | 1914-02-02
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden
Contents | 41 |
Men, Machines and Progress | 41 |
Views and Comments The Chastity of Women | 44 |
The Plain Person by Allen Upward | 47 |
Books and Papers: Book Review of ‘The Combined Maze’ by May Sinclair and ‘The Making of an Englishman’ by W. L. George by Richard Aldington | 49 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter I by James Joyce | 50 |
Advertisements | 50 |
The Bourgeois by Bastien von Helmholtz | 53 |
John Synge and the Habits of Criticism by Bastien von Helmholtz | 53 |
Hermes of the Ways—I-II by H. D. | 54 |
Incantation: Artemis over the Body of Orion—I-II by H. D. | 55 |
Oread by H. D. | 55 |
Priapus: Keeper-of-Orchards by H. D. | 55 |
‘The Horses of Diomedes’—XX: Clouds by Remy De Gourmont | 55 |
The Horses of Diomedes’—XX: Clouds by C. Sartoris | 55 |
Presentation to Mr. W. S. Blunt by Richard Aldington | 56 |
Art-Passion, Patronage & Pay by Huntly Carter | 58 |
Correspondence A Dull Play by H. S. C. | 59 |
Correspondence A Proclamation by A. G. Wagner | 59 |
Note | 59 |
Advertisements | 60 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 4 | 1914-02-16
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden
Contents | 61 |
Mainly anent the Decalogue | 61 |
Sayings of K’ung—XI: Other Sayings by K’ung the Master | 65 |
Sayings of K’ung—XI: Other Sayings by Allen Upward | 65 |
Two Books: Book Reviews of ‘Promenades Littéraires’ (Fifth Series) by Remy de Gourmont and ‘Chance’ by Joseph Conrad by Richard Aldington | 66 |
The New Sculpture—I-II by Ezra Pound | 67 |
Advertisements | 67 |
The Pike by Amy Lowell | 68 |
The Captured Goddess by Amy Lowell | 68 |
White and Green by Amy Lowell | 69 |
Aubade by Amy Lowell | 69 |
The Precinct. Rochester by Amy Lowell | 69 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter I (cont.) by James Joyce | 70 |
Agni Konda by Leonard A. Compton-Rickett | 72 |
Modern Dramatists—I by Margaret Storm Jameson | 74 |
Schönberg, Epstein, Chesterton, and Mass-Rhythm by Huntly Carter | 75 |
An Essay in Constructive Criticism: With Apologies to Mr. F–d M-d-x H–ff-r in the ‘Stoutlook’ by Herrmann Karl Georg Jesus Maria | 76 |
Note on ‘The Horses of Diomedes’ by The Editors of “The Egoist” | 76 |
Modern Writers on ‘Chastity’ by Beeban Teulon Porter | 77 |
Modern Writers on ‘Chastity’ by Noel Teulon Porter | 77 |
Correspondence Passion v. the Suffragettes, or ‘Honi soit qui mal y pense’ by H. S. C. | 78 |
Correspondence Us—And Standard Ideas by Wm. A. Willox | 78 |
Correspondence A Glorious Phrase by M. E. A. | 79 |
Correspondence The Poets—New School by Auceps | 79 |
Correspondence A Correction by Baptiste von Helmholtz | 79 |
Correspondence The Unimportance of Art by W. Gerrare | 79 |
Note | 79 |
Two Statues and a Drawing by Henri M. Gaudier-Brzeska | 80 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 5 | 1914-03-02
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden
Contents | 81 |
Anent the Decalogue—II: ‘Love One Another’ | 81 |
Views and Comments | 83 |
Two Dialogues of Lucian—I: Hermes and Apollo by Lucian | 86 |
Two Dialogues of Lucian—I: Hermes and Apollo by Richard Aldington | 86 |
Two Dialogues of Lucian—II: Pan and Hermes by Lucian | 86 |
Two Dialogues of Lucian—II: Pan and Hermes by Richard Aldington | 86 |
Some Notes on the Drawings of Andre Rouveyre by Muriel Ciolkowska | 86 |
Poems: A Selection from ‘Irradiations by John Gould Fletcher | 89 |
‘The Horses of Diomedes’—XXI: Thoughts by Remy De Gourmont | 90 |
The Horses of Diomedes’—XXI: Thoughts by C. Sartoris | 90 |
Agni Konda by Leonard A. Compton-Rickett | 91 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter I (cont.) by James Joyce | 93 |
Correspondence ‘An Epidemic of Law’ by Alice Groff | 96 |
Correspondence The New Art by Auceps | 97 |
Correspondence The Need for Art by M. C. | 97 |
Correspondence The Unimportance of Art by James Guthrie | 97 |
Correspondence The Psychic Origins of ‘Modern’ Art by M. Ciolkowska | 98 |
Correspondence Mr. Carter’s Reply by Huntly Carter | 98 |
Correspondence Marriage by Beeban Teulon Porter | 98 |
Correspondence Marriage by Noel Teulon Porter | 98 |
Correspondence ‘The Hidden Scourge’ by E. M. Watson | 99 |
Correspondence The Uses of Restraint by Ethel Knott | 99 |
Correspondence The Uncustomary by R. P. Richardson | 99 |
Correspondence Peacocks at Hampton Court by Thomas Browne | 99 |
Remy de Gourmont by Andre Rouveyre | 100 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 6 | 1914-03-16
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden
The Causes and Remedy of the Poverty of China—I-II by F. T. S. | 105 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter I (cont.) by James Joyce | 107 |
Calm by Isidore G. Ascher | 108 |
Exhibition at the Goupil Gallery by Ezra Pound | 109 |
The Wanderer: A Rococo Study: Advent by William Carlos Williams | 109 |
The Wanderer: A Rococo Study: Clarity by William Carlos Williams | 110 |
The Wanderer: A Rococo Study: Broadway by William Carlos Williams | 110 |
The Wanderer: A Rococo Study: Paterson—The Strike by William Carlos Williams | 110 |
The Wanderer: A Rococo Study: Soothsay by William Carlos Williams | 111 |
The Wanderer: A Rococo Study: Saint James’ Grove by William Carlos Williams | 111 |
Memoirs of a Charming Person—Conversation the First by M. de V.-M. | 112 |
Passing Paris by Saint Fiacre | 113 |
Reviews: The House That the Set-Backs Built by Huntly Carter | 114 |
Reviews: Sociology and the Individual by Huntly Carter | 116 |
Modern Dramatists—II by Margaret Storm Jameson | 116 |
Correspondence The Caressability of the Greeks by Ezra Pound | 117 |
Correspondence Mr. Gaudier-Brzeska on ‘The New Sculpture’ by Henri M. Gaudier-Brzeska | 117 |
Correspondence ‘The Artist’ by Alice Groff | 118 |
Correspondence Why Not Put Up the Shutters? by Benjamin R. Tucker | 118 |
Correspondence ‘Love One Another’ by Honor M. Pulley | 118 |
Correspondence Anent the Decalogue by Caldwell Harpur | 119 |
Correspondence Leaders of the People by R. B. Kerr | 119 |
Correspondence Marriage by H. S. C. | 119 |
Correspondence ‘Low’ Pleasures by R. R. W. | 120 |
Correspondence ‘Honi soit qui mal y pense’ by Signal | 120 |
Correspondence Wanted Answers by Domek | 120 |
Editorial Note | 120 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 7 | 1914-04-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden
Contents | 121 |
Liberations: Studies of Individuality in Contemporary Music—I by Leigh Henry | 121 |
Views and Comments | 123 |
Imitations of Lucian: Dialogues of the Dead—Dialogue XV: Herodotus & Lucian by F. de Salignac de Lamothe-Fénelon | 126 |
Imitations of Lucian: Dialogues of the Dead—Dialogue XV: Herodotus & Lucian by Richard Aldington | 126 |
Imitations of Lucian: Dialogues of the Modern Dead—Dialogue XI: Anne Boleyn & the Duchess of Valentinois by Fontenelle | 127 |
Imitations of Lucian: Dialogues of the Modern Dead—Dialogue XI: Anne Boleyn & the Duchess of Valentinois by Richard Aldington | 127 |
Imitations of Lucian: Dialogues of the Modern Dead—Dialogue XXX: Nero & John Wesley by Fontenelle | 128 |
Imitations of Lucian: Dialogues of the Modern Dead—Dialogue XXX: Nero & John Wesley by Richard Aldington | 128 |
Passing Paris by Saint Fiacre | 128 |
On Certain Reforms and Pass-Times by Herman Carl Georg Jesus Maria | 130 |
The Causes and Remedy of the Poverty of China—III-IV by F. T. S. | 131 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter I (cont.) by James Joyce | 132 |
A Winter’s Tale by D. H. Lawrence | 134 |
Song by D. H. Lawrence | 134 |
Early Spring by D. H. Lawrence | 134 |
Honeymoon by D. H. Lawrence | 134 |
Fooled by D. H. Lawrence | 135 |
Léon Deubel by Edgar A. Mowrer | 135 |
Correspondence The New Sculpture by Auceps | 137 |
Correspondence Women’s Participation in Politics by R. B. Kerr | 138 |
Correspondence Divine Inspiration by Amelia Defries | 138 |
Correspondence Mr. Joseph McCabe by E. S. P. Haynes | 139 |
Correspondence Marriage by Beeban Teulon Porter | 139 |
Correspondence Marriage by Noel Teulon Porter | 139 |
Correspondence A Question by C. S. H. | 139 |
Correspondence Note by Editors | 139 |
Advertisements | 140 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 8 | 1914-04-15
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden
Contents | 141 |
The Poetry of Byron by Leonard A. Compton-Rickett | 141 |
Views and Comments | 144 |
The Laws of the Talons by Reginald Wright Kauffman | 146 |
‘Dramatic Actualities’: Book Review of ‘Dramatic Actualities’ by W. L. George by Richard Aldington | 146 |
Liberations: Studies of Individuality in Contemporary Music—II: Balilla Pratella and Futurist Music by Leigh Henry | 147 |
Passing Paris by Saint Fiacre | 149 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter I (cont.) by James Joyce | 151 |
Memoirs of a Charming Person—II by M. de V.-M. | 153 |
The Theatre: Queen’s Theatre—’The Melting Pot’ by Margaret Storm Jameson | 155 |
The Theatre: Vaudeville Theatre—’Helen with the High Hand’ (or Capturing Uncle) by Margaret Storm Jameson | 155 |
Correspondence Pro Domo Sua by Steven T. Byington | 156 |
Correspondence Divine Inspiration by Amelia Dorothy Defries | 157 |
Correspondence An Answer by H. S. C. | 158 |
Correspondence Marriage by R. R. W. | 158 |
Correspondence On This Spiritual Reality by Jack McClure | 159 |
Correspondence Women and Meddleson Laws by Caldwell Harpur | 159 |
Advertisements | 160 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 9 | 1914-05-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden
Contents | 161 |
At Mitylene by Richard Aldington | 161 |
A Farewell by Richard Aldington | 161 |
Ennuies: To a Poet by Richard Aldington | 161 |
Ennuies: Les Ennuyes Exquis by Richard Aldington | 161 |
Ennuies: Verona by Richard Aldington | 162 |
Ennuies: A Liver by Richard Aldington | 162 |
Ennuies: Solemn Meditation by Richard Aldington | 162 |
Ennuies: Stodge by Richard Aldington | 162 |
Views and Comments | 162 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter II by James Joyce | 165 |
Liberations: Studies of Individuality in Contemporary Music—III: Béla Bartók and the Analysis of Racial Psychology by Leigh Henry | 167 |
Passing Paris by Saint Fiacre | 169 |
The Revolt of the Angels by A. R. | 170 |
Memoirs of a Charming Person—III by M. de V.-M. | 171 |
André Dunoyer de Segonzac, Painter by Muriel Ciolkowska | 173 |
Isadora Duncan by André Dunoyer de Segonzac | 174 |
The Fete by Charlotte M. Mew | 175 |
Correspondence Property and Theft by Henry Meulen | 176 |
Correspondence ‘Servants’ and the ‘People’ by Allen Upward | 177 |
Correspondence ‘Divine Inspiration’ by Nancy Henry | 177 |
Correspondence ‘Divine Inspiration’ by S. F. | 177 |
Correspondence ‘The Hub of the Universe’ by Amelia Dorothy Defries | 177 |
Correspondence Ideals and Idols by Honor M. Pulley | 178 |
Correspondence On This Spiritual Reality by Horace Holley | 179 |
Correspondence Marriage and the Roman Catholic Church by C. S. H. | 179 |
Correspondence Marriage and Its Rivals by Caldwell Harpur | 179 |
Ida Rubinstein by André Dunoyer de Segonzac | 180 |
Les Boxeurs by André Dunoyer de Segonzac | 180 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 10 | 1914-05-15
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden
Contents | 181 |
Chinese Lanterns by Allen Upward | 181 |
Views and Comments | 182 |
Advertisements | 185 |
The Prose of W. H. Hudson by Richard Aldington | 186 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter II (cont.) by James Joyce | 187 |
Memoirs of a Charming Person—IV by M. de V.-M. | 189 |
Georges Polti: A Sign of the Times by Edgar A. Mowrer | 190 |
Passing Paris by Saint Fiacre | 193 |
Consummation by John Rodker | 194 |
The Poet to His Poems by John Rodker | 194 |
Sleep-Sick by John Rodker | 194 |
Under the Trees by John Rodker | 194 |
The Music Hall by John Rodker | 194 |
The Causes and Remedy of the Poverty of China by F. T. S. | 195 |
Towards a Human Aesthetic by Huntly Carter | 197 |
Correspondence Property and the State by R. R. W. | 199 |
Advertisements | 199 |
Correspondence The Dangers of Occultism by Henry Bryan Binns | 200 |
Correspondence Plaster o’ Paris by Huntly Carter | 200 |
Correspondence New Art and Old Humbug by Muriel Ciolkowska | 200 |
Correspondence Letter from Mme. Ciolkowska to M. de Segonzac by Muriel Ciolkowska | 200 |
Correspondence Letter from M. de Segonzac by André Dunoyer de Segonzac | 200 |
Correspondence ‘Marriage and Its Rivals’ by M. E. A. | 200 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 11 | 1914-06-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden
Contents | 201 |
Modern Poetry and the Imagists by Richard Aldington | 201 |
Views and Comments | 203 |
Memoirs of a Charming Person—V by M. de V.-M. | 207 |
Passing Paris by Saint Fiacre | 208 |
Plaisirs: With Apologies to a Poet by C. M. | 209 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter II (cont.) by James Joyce | 210 |
Poems—I-VIII by John Gould Fletcher | 211 |
Liberations: Studies of Individuality in Contemporary Music—IV: Igor Stravinsky and the Dionysian Spirit by Leigh Henry | 212 |
Advertisements | 214 |
Reviews: ‘Poetry: A Magazine of Verse’ by Bastien von Helmholtz | 215 |
Reviews: First Novels by Baptiste von Helmholtz | 215 |
The Spider’s Web: Book Review of ‘The Spider’s Web’ by Reginald Wright Kauffman by Harriet Shaw Weaver | 216 |
Revolutionary Maxims | 217 |
Suburbia by Charles J. Whitby | 218 |
Venus and Mars by M. C. | 218 |
Correspondence The Value of the ‘Moral’ by R. B. Kerr | 219 |
Advertisements | 219 |
Correspondence A Matter of Fact by Huntly Carter | 220 |
Correspondence The Dangers of Occultism by Ezra Pound | 220 |
Correspondence ‘Divine’ by Alice Groff | 220 |
Correspondence Marriage and Its Rivals by Caldwell Harpur | 220 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 12 | 1914-06-15
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden
Contents | 221 |
Some Recent French Poems by Richard Aldington | 221 |
Some Recent French Poems: Tonneins by Luc Durtain | 221 |
Some Recent French Poems: Une Tristesse de Canapé by Guy-Charles Cros | 222 |
Some Recent French Poems: Sur les Quais by Guy-Charles Cros | 222 |
Some Recent French Poems: L’Ame du Siècle Neuf by Nicholas Beauduin | 222 |
Some Recent French Poems: Ligurie by André Spire | 222 |
Some Recent French Poems: Provence by André Spire | 222 |
Some Recent French Poems: Paix de Vivre by P.-J. Jouve | 222 |
Some Recent French Poems: La Tombe d’Henri Rousseau by Guillaume Apollinaire | 223 |
Some Recent French Poems: Rotsoge by Guillaume Apollinaire | 223 |
Views and Comments | 223 |
Note to Readers by Dora Marsden | 226 |
Old Art and New Laughter by John Cournos | 227 |
Allied Artists’ Association Ltd.: Holland Park Hall by Henri M. Gaudier-Brzeska | 227 |
Passing Paris by Saint Fiacre | 229 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter II (cont.) by James Joyce | 231 |
Wyndham Lewis by Ezra Pound | 233 |
Revelations | 234 |
New Books on Art by Huntly Carter | 235 |
Correspondence Imagists by Horace Holley | 236 |
Correspondence The Justifications of Established Customs by R. R. W. | 236 |
Correspondence Miss Pankhurst and Blindness by R. B. Kerr | 237 |
Correspondence For My ‘Better,’ the Codfish by Muriel Ciolkowska | 238 |
Correspondence ‘Diplomacy’ and a Pamphlet by M. E. M. Dyson | 238 |
Correspondence Morality and Suffrage by Eva Ward | 238 |
Correspondence The W.S.P.U. by Interested | 238 |
Correspondence Treatment of Suffragettes by Rosa Dartle | 239 |
Correspondence Futurism by Richard Aldington | 239 |
Correspondence Futurism by David Bomberg | 239 |
Correspondence Futurism by Frederick Etchells | 239 |
Correspondence Futurism by Edward Wadsworth | 239 |
Correspondence Futurism by Ezra Pound | 239 |
Correspondence Futurism by Lawrence Atkinson | 239 |
Correspondence Futurism by Gaudier Brzeska | 239 |
Correspondence Futurism by Cuthbert Hamilton | 239 |
Correspondence Futurism by W. Roberts | 239 |
Correspondence Futurism by Wyndham Lewis | 239 |
Advertisements | 239 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 13 | 1914-07-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 241 |
Just and Moral by Dora Marsden | 241 |
Views and Comments by Dora Marsden | 244 |
Mist by Margaret Maitland Radford | 246 |
Reviews: of ‘Poetry: A Magazine of Verse,’ ‘North of Boston’ by Robert Frost, and ‘Blast’ by Richard Aldington | 247 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter II (cont.) by James Joyce | 248 |
Passing Paris by Saint Fiacre | 251 |
Liberations: Studies of Individuality in Contemporary Music—V: Erik Satie and the Ironic Spirit by Leigh Henry | 252 |
Suffragettes by Bastien von Helmholtz | 254 |
Revelations | 256 |
The New Driving Force by Huntly Carter | 257 |
Correspondence The Unconscious Self by H. Stafford Hatfield | 258 |
Correspondence The Origin of Distrust of Pleasure by Caldwell Harpur | 259 |
Advertisements | 260 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 14 | 1914-07-15
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 261 |
Tradition and Other Things by Remy De Gourmont | 261 |
Tradition and Other Things by Richard Aldington | 261 |
Views and Comments by Dora Marsden | 263 |
Architecture by Margaret Maitland Radford | 266 |
To One Dead by Margaret Maitland Radford | 266 |
‘Dubliners’ and Mr. James Joyce: Book Review of ‘Dubliners’ by James Joyce by Ezra Pound | 267 |
Passing Paris by Saint Fiacre | 268 |
Liberations: Studies of Individuality in Contemporary Music—VI: The Dramatic Conceptions of Alexander Scriabine by Leigh Henry | 269 |
Blast: Review of the Magazine ‘Blast’ by Richard Aldington | 272 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter II (cont.) by James Joyce | 273 |
London Excursion—II: ‘Bus by John Gould Fletcher | 275 |
London Excursion—II: Approach by John Gould Fletcher | 275 |
London Excursion—II: Arrival by John Gould Fletcher | 275 |
London Excursion—II: Walk by John Gould Fletcher | 275 |
London Excursion—II: ‘Bus-Top by John Gould Fletcher | 275 |
London Excursion—II: Transposition by John Gould Fletcher | 275 |
London Excursion—II: Peripeteia by John Gould Fletcher | 276 |
London Excursion—II: Mid-Flight by John Gould Fletcher | 276 |
London Excursion—II: Station by John Gould Fletcher | 276 |
Lucie Delarue-Mardrus by Muriel Ciolkowska | 276 |
Northcliffe’s Nice Paper Again | 278 |
Advertisements | 278 |
Correspondence The Origin of Distrust of Pleasure by R. R. W. | 279 |
Correspondence ‘The Spider’s Web’ by Reginald Wright Kauffman | 279 |
Correspondence ‘The Spider’s Web’ by Harriet Shaw Weaver | 279 |
Advertisements | 280 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 15 | 1914-08-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 281 |
Authority: Conscience and the Offences by Dora Marsden | 281 |
Views and Comments by Dora Marsden | 284 |
God in London: A.D. 1914 | 286 |
In the Arena: Review of ‘Joseph Conrad’ and ‘Life Is a Dream’ by Richard Curle, ‘Irishry’ by Joseph Campbell, and ‘La Chanson de la Vie’ by Georges Turpin by Richard Aldington | 287 |
Miscast—I by Amy Lowell | 288 |
Miscast—II by Amy Lowell | 288 |
Vintage by Amy Lowell | 288 |
The Taxi by Amy Lowell | 288 |
Epitaph of a Young Poet Who Died before Having Achieved Success by Amy Lowell | 288 |
The Tree of Scarlet Berries by Amy Lowell | 288 |
Obligation by Amy Lowell | 288 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter III by James Joyce | 289 |
The End by R. R. W. | 291 |
Liberations: Studies of Individuality in Contemporary Music—VII: Significance of Modern Spanish Music: The Works of Enrique Granados, Manuel de Falla, and Joaquin Turina by Leigh Henry | 291 |
The Glamour of G. S. Street by Ezra Pound | 294 |
Passing Paris by Saint Fiacre | 295 |
Passing Paris: Theories by Henri Bouvelet | 295 |
Passing Paris: Priere by Henri Bouvelet | 295 |
Passing Paris: La Rose Compatissante (D’après Ciolkowski) by Abel Léger | 295 |
Contemporary Caricatures by John Felton | 296 |
Theatralising the Drama and ‘Pygmalion’ by Huntly Carter | 297 |
Advertisements | 298 |
Correspondence Mr. Carter on Force by B. Dobrée | 299 |
Correspondence Mr. Huntly Carter’s Reply by Huntly Carter | 299 |
Correspondence Miss Marsden and Wages by R. R. W. | 299 |
Advertisements | 300 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 16 | 1914-08-15
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 301 |
Quid Pro Quo by Dora Marsden | 301 |
Views and Comments by Dora Marsden | 303 |
Edward Wadsworth, Vorticist by Ezra Pound | 306 |
Invocations—I: At Dawn by William Carlos Williams | 307 |
Invocations—II: Rendezvous by William Carlos Williams | 307 |
Invocations—III: ‘My Townspeople, Beyond in the Great World’ by William Carlos Williams | 307 |
Invocations—IV: To the Outer World by William Carlos Williams | 307 |
Invocations: La Flor by William Carlos Williams | 307 |
Invocations: Offering by William Carlos Williams | 308 |
Invocations: A La Lune by William Carlos Williams | 308 |
Invocations: In Harbour by William Carlos Williams | 308 |
Invocations: The Revelation by William Carlos Williams | 308 |
Lautréamont by Remy De Gourmont | 308 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter III (cont.) by James Joyce | 310 |
The New Poetry of France by Nicholas Beauduin | 313 |
Léon Bloy by Muriel Ciolkowska | 316 |
The Sayings of K’ung by K’ung the Master | 317 |
Some Rejected Mottoes | 318 |
Correspondence How the Rebel Pictures Strike an Outside Spectator by Honor M. Pulley | 318 |
Correspondence On Miss Marsden’s Philosophy by E. M. Watson | 319 |
Correspondence On Miss Marsden’s Philosophy—Response to E. M. Watson’s Letter by Dora Marsden | 319 |
Advertisements | 320 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 17 | 1914-09-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 321 |
‘Culture’ by Dora Marsden | 321 |
Views and Comments by Dora Marsden | 323 |
Notes on the Present Situation by Richard Aldington | 326 |
Lamartine: Graziella by Maurice Webb | 327 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter III (cont.) by James Joyce | 327 |
The Public by M. C. | 332 |
The Reward by M. C. | 332 |
Fighting Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 332 |
Spelled by John Rodker | 336 |
Under the Trees—III by John Rodker | 336 |
The Storm by John Rodker | 336 |
Vibro-Massage by John Rodker | 336 |
To the London Sparrow by John Rodker | 336 |
The Re-Incarnations of Mr. Bernard Shaw by Huntly Carter | 337 |
Correspondence Conscience and Authority by Caldwell Harpur | 338 |
Advertisements | 339 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 18 | 1914-09-15
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 341 |
The Illusion of Anarchism by Dora Marsden | 341 |
Views and Comments by Dora Marsden | 344 |
Fighting Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 346 |
Some Italian Sonnets (Early Trecento) by John Felton | 350 |
A Some Italian Sonnets: A Preliminary Sonnet to the Garland of Months by Folgore da San Gemignano | 350 |
A Some Italian Sonnets: A Preliminary Sonnet to the Garland of Months by John Felton | 350 |
Free Verse in England by Richard Aldington | 351 |
A Heavy Heart by Peter Altenberg | 352 |
A Heavy Heart by E. H. W. | 352 |
Notice to Readers by Editors | 353 |
The War and Civics by Huntly Carter | 353 |
China by F. T. S. | 354 |
Women, Charity and the Land by Bolton Hall | 356 |
Damaged Goods: Review of ‘Damaged Goods’ by M. Brieux by Maurice Webb | 357 |
A Sound of Bleating by Josephine Wright | 358 |
The Song of the Sock by J. W. | 358 |
Advertisements | 359 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 19 | 1914-10-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 361 |
Women’s ‘Rights’ by Dora Marsden | 361 |
Views and Comments by Dora Marsden | 364 |
Fighting Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 366 |
The Songs of Maldoror—Part I by Comte de Lautréamont | 370 |
Some Italian Sonnets (Trecento) The Garland of Months (cont.) by Folgore da San Gemignano | 374 |
Some Italian Sonnets (Trecento) The Garland of Months (cont.) by John Felton | 374 |
The Prose of Frederic Manning by Richard Aldington | 374 |
Art and Drama: The War and Some Survivals by Huntly Carter | 376 |
The Secret of Disillusionment by Charles J. Whitby | 378 |
Ecstasies by M. C. | 378 |
Contrasts by M. C. | 379 |
Rondeau by M. C. | 379 |
Correspondence Conscience and Interest by Caldwell Harpur | 379 |
Advertisements | 380 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 20 | 1914-10-15
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 381 |
Liberations: Studies of Individuality in Contemporary Music—VIII: Frederick Delius and the Rentention of Intuitive Sensibility by Leigh Henry | 381 |
Views and Comments by Dora Marsden | 384 |
The Songs of Maldoror—Part I (cont.) by Comte de Lautréamont | 385 |
Charles Péguy and His Work by Richard Aldington | 386 |
Odilon Redon by Muriel Ciolkowska | 388 |
‘On the Imbecility of the Rich’ by Bastien von Helmholtz | 389 |
Those American Publications by Baptiste von Helmholtz | 390 |
Some Chinese Manners and Customs by F. T. S. | 391 |
Don Juan: Idyll by Peter Altenberg | 393 |
Don Juan: Idyll by E. H. W. | 393 |
Don Juan: Music by Peter Altenberg | 393 |
Don Juan: Music by E. H. W. | 393 |
Don Juan: In the Public Garden by Peter Altenberg | 394 |
Don Juan: In the Public Garden by E. H. W. | 394 |
Fighting Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 395 |
The Egoists by Witter Bynner | 398 |
Correspondence Carter, Craig, Reinhardt, Wagner and Blake by John Cournos | 398 |
Correspondence Mrs. Marsden and Archism by Alice Groff | 399 |
Correspondence A Reply to Mrs. Groff by Dora Marsden | 399 |
Correspondence Is War an Illusion? by Florence M. Bradford | 399 |
Advertisements | 399 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 21 | 1914-11-02
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Arms and Disarmament by Dora Marsden | 401 |
Views and Comments by Dora Marsden | 404 |
Fighting Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 405 |
The Songs of Maldoror—Part I (cont.) by Comte de Lautréamont | 409 |
The Songs of Maldoror—Part I (cont.) by Richard Aldington | 409 |
War Poetry by John Gould Fletcher | 410 |
The Orange Symphony—I-V by John Gould Fletcher | 411 |
Art and Drama: Ibsen and Strindberg at War Time by Huntly Carter | 412 |
Preliminary Announcement of the College of Arts | 413 |
The Theatre by John Rodker | 414 |
Correspondence War Is an Illusion by Huntly Carter | 415 |
Correspondence Scene 2: Enter J. C. by Huntly Carter | 416 |
Advertisements | 416 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 22 | 1914-11-16
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Correspondence Scene 2: Enter J. C. by Huntly Carter | 416 |
Advertisements | 416 |
Contents | 417 |
The Nature of Honour by Dora Marsden | 417 |
Views and Comments by Dora Marsden | 420 |
Two Poets: Book Review of ‘Poems’ by John Rodker and ‘Sword-Blades and Poppy Seed’ by Amy Lowell by Richard Aldington | 422 |
The Songs of Maldoror—Part I (cont.) by Comte de Lautréamont | 423 |
More War Poetry by John Gould Fletcher | 424 |
China by F. T. S. | 426 |
Fighting Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 428 |
Art and Drama: The Theatre and Armageddon by Huntly Carter | 430 |
Correspondence More Light for Mr. Carter by John Cournos | 431 |
Advertisements | 432 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 23 | 1914-12-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 433 |
Why We Are Moral by Dora Marsden | 433 |
Views and Comments by Dora Marsden | 436 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter IV by James Joyce | 438 |
Chinese Egoism by William Loftus Hare | 439 |
Parochialism in Art by Richard Aldington | 443 |
To the Supreme Being in War Time by Richard Aldington | 443 |
Woman Walking by William Carlos Williams | 444 |
Transitional by William Carlos Williams | 444 |
Invitation by William Carlos Williams | 444 |
Aux Imagistes by William Carlos Williams | 444 |
Peace by William Carlos Williams | 444 |
Reviews: of ‘Richard Jefferies and Civilisation’ by Arthur Thorn and papers in the ‘Sociological Review’ by Huntly Carter | 444 |
Fighting Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 445 |
Song: In War-Time by Herbert Blenheim | 446 |
Advertisements | 446 |
Correspondence Honour and Freedom by Greevz Fysher | 447 |
Correspondence Anarchist or Embargoist by Herman Kuehn | 447 |
Correspondence A Correction by Richard Aldington | 447 |
Correspondence Concerning Acquired Characters by Florence M. Bradford | 447 |
Correspondence Another Raid on German Trade by Alf Arpur | 447 |
Advertisements | 448 |
The Egoist | Volume 1 Number 24 | 1914-12-15
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 449 |
Goodwill towards Men by Dora Marsden | 449 |
Views and Comments by Dora Marsden | 452 |
Childhood by Richard Aldington | 453 |
Chinese Egoism—II: Chinese Criticism of Yang-Chu’s Philosophy by William Loftus Hare | 454 |
The Words of Ming Mao ‘Least among the Disciples of Kun-Fu-Tse’ by M. M. | 456 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter IV (cont.) by James Joyce | 456 |
War Poems and Others: Book Review of ‘Children of Love’ by Harold Monro, ‘You and I’ by Harriet Monroe, and ‘Sing Songs of the War’ by Maurice Hewlett by Richard Aldington | 458 |
Fighting Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 459 |
Art and Drama: The Impersonal Note of England, Russia and Japan by Huntly Carter | 461 |
Love’s Eucharist by Reginald Wright Kauffman | 462 |
Correspondence The Inner Voice by Steven T. Byington | 462 |
Correspondence The Fear of Truth by Catherine Wood | 462 |
Correspondence Derivations by C. M. | 463 |
Correspondence Why We Are Moral by Caldwell Harpur | 463 |
Correspondence A Small Helping of Truth, Mr. Cournos! by Huntly Carter | 463 |
Advertisements | 463 |
The Egoist | Volume 2 Number 1 | 1915-01-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 1 |
‘I Am’ by Dora Marsden | 1 |
Views and Comments by Dora Marsden | 4 |
Notice to Readers by Editors | 5 |
The Plays of John Synge by Richard Aldington | 6 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter IV (cont.) by James Joyce | 7 |
Chinese Egoism—III: Criticism from a Modern View Point by William Loftus Hare | 9 |
Fantastic by Clara Shanafelt | 11 |
Trees by Clara Shanafelt | 11 |
Ego by Clara Shanafelt | 11 |
Webster Ford by Ezra Pound | 11 |
The Songs of Maldoror—Part I (cont.) by Comte de Lautréamont | 12 |
Fighting Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 13 |
On Thersites by Richard Aldington | 14 |
Correspondence Stillborn Progress by Huntly Carter | 14 |
Advertisements | 14 |
Correspondence Why Are We Honest? by Greevz Fysher | 15 |
Correspondence Exit Mr. Huntly Carter by John Cournos | 15 |
The Egoist | Volume 2 Number 2 | 1915-02-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 17 |
Some Critics Answered by Dora Marsden | 17 |
Views and Comments by Dora Marsden | 21 |
The Musical Faculty: Book Review of ‘The Musical Faculty: Its Origins and Processes’ by William Wallace by M. Montagu-Nathan | 22 |
Synthetic Sonnets—I: Classic by Richard Aldington | 23 |
Synthetic Sonnets—II: Dantesque by Richard Aldington | 23 |
Synthetic Sonnets—III: Francis Thompsonian by Richard Aldington | 23 |
Synthetic Sonnets—IV: Cosmic (Sonnet in vers libre) by Richard Aldington | 23 |
Synthetic Sonnets—V: Realistic by Richard Aldington | 23 |
The Indian Machiavelli by William Loftus Hare | 24 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter V by James Joyce | 25 |
French Authors in the War by Richard Aldington | 28 |
Fighting Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 29 |
Correspondence Archism and Anarchism by Herman Kuehn | 30 |
Correspondence Archistic Anarchism by A. G. Wagner | 30 |
Advertisements | 30 |
Correspondence A Criticism of ‘The Egoist’ by Steven T. Byington | 31 |
Correspondence ‘The Egoist’s’ Employment of Words by Alice Groff | 31 |
Correspondence The Cruelty of Good Women by R. B. Kerr | 31 |
Correspondence Derivations and Concordancies by C. M. | 32 |
Correspondence Wasps, Worms, and Words by Caldwell Harpur | 32 |
The Egoist | Volume 2 Number 3 | 1915-03-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 33 |
‘Truth and Reality’—I by Dora Marsden | 33 |
Napoleon on War and Warfare: On Soldiers and Soldierly Virtue by Napoleon Bonaparte | 38 |
James Elroy Flecker by Harold Monro | 38 |
Advertisements | 38 |
From the ‘Mille Nuits et Une Nuit’ by F. S. Flint | 39 |
Poems of France: Sur la Mort d’Olivier Hourcade (Tué à l’ennemi devant Soissons) by Paul Fort | 40 |
Poems of France: La Maniere by Paul Fort | 40 |
Poems of France: Berceuse (pour endormir la folie du dernier Empereur Allemagne) by Paul Fort | 40 |
Poems of France: Le Chant des Anglais by Paul Fort | 40 |
Some Reflections on Ernest Dowson by Richard Aldington | 41 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter V (cont.) by James Joyce | 42 |
July Sunday: (From a Back Window) by Richard Aldington | 45 |
Fighting Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 45 |
Correspondence Objective Reality by Honor M. Pulley | 46 |
Correspondence An Answer to Miss Pulley by Dora Marsden | 47 |
Correspondence Miss Marsden and the ‘I’ by Alice Groff | 47 |
Correspondence The Anarchist as an Archist by Alice Groff | 47 |
Correspondence The Inner Voice by Steven T. Byington | 47 |
Advertisements | 48 |
The Egoist | Volume 2 Number 4 | 1915-04-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 49 |
‘Truth and Reality’—II by Dora Marsden | 49 |
Advertisements | 53 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter V (cont.) by James Joyce | 54 |
Decadence and Dynamism by Richard Aldington | 56 |
Joseph Joachim: Artist by M. Montagu-Nathan | 58 |
The Curve of Individualism by Huntly Carter | 59 |
The London Group by Frank Denver | 60 |
Evocations by Richard Butler Glaenzer | 61 |
Misopolite by Richard Butler Glaenzer | 61 |
Phaethons—I-II by Richard Butler Glaenzer | 61 |
To a Man Working His Way through the Crowd by Marianne Moore | 62 |
To the Soul of ‘Progress’ by Marianne Moore | 62 |
Fighting Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 62 |
Advertisements | 63 |
The Egoist | Volume 2 Number 5 | 1915-05-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 65 |
‘Truth and Reality’—III by Dora Marsden | 65 |
Views and Comments by Dora Marsden | 69 |
The History of Imagism by F. S. Flint | 70 |
The Poetry of Ezra Pound by Richard Aldington | 71 |
The Poetry of H. D. by F. S. Flint | 72 |
The Poetry of John Gould Fletcher by Ferris Greenslet | 73 |
Advertisements | 73 |
Poems: In the Tube by Richard Aldington | 74 |
Poems: Mid-Day by H. D. | 74 |
Poems: Chicago by John Gould Fletcher | 74 |
Poems: Easter by F. S. Flint | 75 |
Poems: Eloi, Eloi, Lama Sabachthani? by D. H. Lawrence | 75 |
Poems: Spring Day—Bath by Amy Lowell | 76 |
Poems: Spring Day—Breakfast Table by Amy Lowell | 76 |
Poems: Spring Day—Walk by Amy Lowell | 76 |
Poems: Spring Day—Midday and Afternoon by Amy Lowell | 76 |
Poems: Spring Day—Night and Sleep by Amy Lowell | 76 |
Poems: To William Butler Yeats on Tagore by Marianne Moore | 77 |
Poems: After the Retreat by May Sinclair | 77 |
The Imagists Discussed by Harold Monro | 77 |
The Poetry of F. S. Flint by Richard Aldington | 80 |
The Poetry of D. H. Lawrence by O. Shakespear | 81 |
The Poetry of Amy Lowell by John Gould Fletcher | 81 |
Correspondence The Meaning of the Term ‘Archistic’ by Herman Kuehn | 82 |
Correspondence The Ego and the Drunkard by Josephine Wright | 82 |
Advertisements | 83 |
The Egoist | Volume 2 Number 6 | 1915-06-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 85 |
Views and Comments by Dora Marsden | 85 |
Two Notes—I: On H. D. by May Sinclair | 88 |
Two Notes—II: On Imagism by May Sinclair | 88 |
New Poetry: Book Review of ‘The Old Ships’ by James Elroy Flecker, ‘The Contemplative Quarry’ by Anna Wickham, ‘Songs’ by Edward Shanks, and ‘Spring Morning’ by Frances Cornford by Richard Aldington | 89 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 91 |
Pushkin and the Russian Opera—I by M. Montagu-Nathan | 92 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter V (cont.) by James Joyce | 93 |
At the British Museum by Richard Aldington | 96 |
A Chance Comrade by Frances Gregg | 96 |
The Bullet Speaks to the Poet by Helen Hoyt | 96 |
Spoken to Adonis by Anna Wickham | 96 |
Notes on Modern German Poetry—I-II: Politics and Poetry; Austrian Culture and Austrian Poetry: Hugo von Hofmannsthal by Alec W. G. Randall | 96 |
‘Loose Leaves’ by Richard Aldington | 98 |
Correspondence The Discarded Imagist by Allen Upward | 98 |
Correspondence Free Poets v. Free Verse by Huntly Carter | 99 |
Advertisements | 99 |
The Egoist | Volume 2 Number 7 | 1915-07-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 101 |
Compulsion and Freedom of Conscience by Dora Marsden | 101 |
Pushkin and the Russian Opera—II by M. Montagu-Nathan | 105 |
French Poems: Instants—IV: Le crépuscule a les murs bruns by P. J. Jouve | 106 |
French Poems: Juex—V: Son rire absolument pur by P. J. Jouve | 106 |
French Poems: Juex—IX: Entre quatre murs by P. J. Jouve | 106 |
French Poems: Juex—XII: Plongeons la rame by P. J. Jouve | 106 |
Notes on Modern German Poetry—III: The ‘Jung-Wien’ and Prague Groups by Alec W. G. Randall | 106 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter V (cont.) by James Joyce | 107 |
The Poetry of Amy Lowell by Richard Aldington | 109 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 111 |
Fagott (‘The Bassoon’) by Wassily Kandinsky | 112 |
Fagott (‘The Bassoon’) by Alec W. G. Randall | 112 |
Cinema Exit by Richard Aldington | 113 |
Maladie de l’après-midi by Amy Lowell | 113 |
Middle Age by Amy Lowell | 113 |
A Rainy Night by Amy Lowell | 113 |
Haunted by Amy Lowell | 113 |
Tigress—I-II by Alec W. G. Randall | 113 |
In Swabia: Spring 1914 by Alec W. G. Randall | 113 |
A French Book: Book Review of ‘Le Retour dans la nuit’ by Martial Piéchaud by M. C. | 114 |
Some Books Received | 114 |
Correspondence Egoism and Conscription by Caldwell Harpur | 115 |
Correspondence The Case of Mrs. Sanger by F. W. Stella Browne | 115 |
Advertisements | 115 |
The Egoist | Volume 2 Number 8 | 1915-08-02
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 117 |
The Gentle Art of ‘Appreciation’ by Dora Marsden | 117 |
Views and Comments by Dora Marsden | 120 |
Henri Gaudier-Brzeska by John Cournos | 121 |
Chinese Poems: Song on the River by Li-Tai-Pé | 122 |
Chinese Poems: Song on the River by James Whitall | 122 |
Chinese Poems: To the Most Beautiful Woman of the Flower Boat by Ouan-Tsi | 122 |
Chinese Poems: To the Most Beautiful Woman of the Flower Boat by James Whitall | 122 |
Chinese Poems: Intoxication of Love by Li-Tai-Pé | 122 |
Chinese Poems: Intoxication of Love by James Whitall | 122 |
Chinese Poems: The Fisherman by Li-Tai-Pé | 122 |
Chinese Poems: The Fisherman by James Whitall | 122 |
Chinese Poems: Mid-River by Tchang-Tsi | 122 |
Chinese Poems: Mid-River by James Whitall | 122 |
Chinese Poems: The Autumn Wind by Emperor Ou-Ty | 122 |
Chinese Poems: The Autumn Wind by James Whitall | 122 |
Chinese Poems: Thoughts on the Seventh Month by Li-Tai-Pé | 122 |
Chinese Poems: Thoughts on the Seventh Month by James Whitall | 122 |
Chinese Poems: Youth by Li-Tai-Pé | 122 |
Chinese Poems: Youth by James Whitall | 122 |
Chinese Poems: On the Road to Tchi-Li by Tin-Tun-Ling | 122 |
Chinese Poems: On the Road to Tchi-Li by James Whitall | 122 |
Chinese Poems: The Willow Leaf by Tchan-Tiou-Lin | 122 |
Chinese Poems: The Willow Leaf by James Whitall | 122 |
Chinese Poems: The Porcelain Pavilion by Li-Tai-Pé | 122 |
Chinese Poems: The Porcelain Pavilion by James Whitall | 122 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 123 |
French Poems: Hymne by Guy-Charles Cros | 124 |
French Poems: Départ by Guy-Charles Cros | 124 |
French Poems: Sous la lune écarlate by Guy-Charles Cros | 124 |
A Fine Novel: Book Review of ‘La Route d’Emeraude’ by Eugene Demolder by Richard Aldington | 124 |
Eros and Psyche by Richard Aldington | 125 |
Japanese Prints—I-II by John Gould Fletcher | 126 |
To Browning by Marianne Moore | 126 |
To Bernard Shaw: A Prize Bird by Marianne Moore | 126 |
Notes on Modern German Poetry—IV: Rainer Maria Rilke by Alec W. G. Randall | 126 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter V (cont.) by James Joyce | 127 |
Métiers Divins: Le Luthier by Jean De Bosschère | 130 |
Periodical Not Received: Review of ‘Blast’ by Mother No. 2 | 131 |
Correspondence Flattery and Violence by Josephine Wright | 131 |
The Poets’ Translation Series | 131 |
Advertisements | 131 |
The Egoist | Volume 2 Number 9 | 1915-09-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 133 |
Democracy Again by Dora Marsden | 133 |
Views and Comments by Dora Marsden | 136 |
Gaudier-Brzeska’s Art by John Cournos | 137 |
Woodcut of H. Gaudier-Brzeska by Roald Kristian | 138 |
Advertisements | 138 |
The Poems of Anyte of Tegea by Anyte of Tegea | 139 |
The Poems of Anyte of Tegea by Richard Aldington | 139 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 140 |
French Poems: ‘Je suis dans la forêt profonde’ by Louis Thomas | 141 |
French Poems: Chanson à boire by Louis Thomas | 141 |
Translations of Russian Fiction by M. Montagu-Nathan | 142 |
The Ghosts of an Old House by John Gould Fletcher | 143 |
Gottfried Keller: Review of ‘A Village Romeo and Juliet’ by Gottfried Keller by Alec W. G. Randall | 143 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man—Chapter V (cont.) by James Joyce | 144 |
Advertisements | 148 |
The Egoist | Volume 2 Number 10 | 1915-10-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 149 |
Views and Comments by Dora Marsden | 149 |
Advertisements | 150 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 151 |
French Poems: Silence by Charles Grolleau | 152 |
French Poems: Quiétude by Charles Grolleau | 152 |
Translations of Russian Fiction—II by M. Montagu-Nathan | 152 |
Poems and Fragments of Sappho: Love Poems and Fragments by Sappho | 153 |
Poems and Fragments of Sappho: Love Poems and Fragments by Edward Storer | 153 |
Advertisements | 153 |
Poems and Fragments of Sappho: Other Poems and Fragments by Sappho | 154 |
Poems and Fragments of Sappho: Other Poems and Fragments by Edward Storer | 154 |
Cubimpressionism and After by Huntly Carter | 155 |
Une Femme est un état de notre àme by Peter Altenberg | 156 |
Une Femme est un état de notre àme by E. H. W. | 156 |
The Ghosts of an Old House—Continued by John Gould Fletcher | 157 |
To a Steam Roller by Marianne Moore | 158 |
Diligence Is to Magic as Progress Is to Flight by Marianne Moore | 158 |
Woodcut of Richard Aldington by Roald Kristian | 159 |
‘Der Sturm’ by Alec W. G. Randall | 159 |
Laurent Tailhade by Richard Aldington | 159 |
Woodcut of Laurent Tailhade by Roald Kristian | 160 |
Inconsiderable Imbecilities: From One Number of the ‘Times’ Literary Supplement | 161 |
A Playntyve Ballade by Richard Aldington | 161 |
To Alexander Berkman by Alice Groff | 162 |
Correspondence ‘The Will to Will’ by Alice Groff | 162 |
Correspondence A Correction by C. M. | 162 |
Correspondence Word-Worship and Compulsion by Caldwell Harpur | 162 |
Correspondence Democracy and Movements by Caldwell Harpur | 162 |
Advertisements | 163 |
The Egoist | Volume 2 Number 11 | 1915-11-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 165 |
Views and Comments by Dora Marsden | 165 |
Advertisements | 168 |
Remy de Gourmont by Richard Aldington | 169 |
Woodcut of Remy de Gourmont by Roald Kristian | 169 |
French Poems: Simone―L’Aubépine by Remy De Gourmont | 169 |
French Poems: Simone―Le Jardin by Remy De Gourmont | 169 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 170 |
Choruses from Iphigeneia in Aulis by Euripides | 171 |
Choruses from Iphigeneia in Aulis by H. D. | 171 |
Notes on Modern German Poetry—V: Walt Whitman in Germany: (a) Arno Holz by Alec W. G. Randall | 172 |
Mood Images by Leigh Henry | 173 |
Living Chronology by A. L. Chekhoff | 174 |
Living Chronology by Natalia Andronikoff | 174 |
Living Chronology by John Hilton | 174 |
England’s Nest of Singing-Birds by Margaret Storm Jameson | 175 |
Young America by Richard Aldington | 176 |
The Ghosts of an Old House—Continued by John Gould Fletcher | 177 |
Woodcut of John Gould Fletcher by Roald Kristian | 177 |
Minor—I-III by Clara Shanafelt | 178 |
Advertisements | 178 |
Correspondence Nijinsky by M. Montagu-Nathan | 179 |
Correspondence Conscription by Caldwell Harpur | 179 |
Correspondence Miss Groff and Anarchism by Alan Adair | 179 |
The Egoist | Volume 2 Number 12 | 1915-12-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 181 |
Views and Comments by Dora Marsden | 181 |
Extracts from the Letters of a Prisoner of War | 185 |
Latin Poems of the Renaissance by Celio Calcagnini | 186 |
Latin Poems of the Renaissance by Andrea Navagero | 186 |
Latin Poems of the Renaissance by Girolamo Fracastoro | 186 |
Latin Poems of the Renaissance by Marc-Antonio Flaminio | 186 |
Latin Poems of the Renaissance by Honorato Fascitelli | 186 |
Latin Poems of the Renaissance by Richard Aldington | 186 |
Notes on Modern German Poetry—V: Walt Whitman in Germany: (b) Johannes Schlaf by Alec W. G. Randall | 187 |
Interlude by Richard Aldington | 188 |
After Two Years by Richard Aldington | 188 |
Fragment by F. S. Flint | 188 |
Beggar by F. S. Flint | 188 |
Woodcut of F. S. Flint by Roald Kristian | 188 |
La Lettre by André Lafon | 188 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 189 |
Et J’ai voulu la paix by André Spire | 190 |
The Verses of Visiak by Ernest Marriott | 191 |
Woodcut of Albert Aurier by Roald Kristian | 191 |
Albert Aurier by Roald Kristian | 192 |
Dramocracy by Huntly Carter | 192 |
‘My Dear Richard Aldington’ by Harold Monro | 193 |
Correspondence England’s Nest of Singing Birds by Honor M. Pulley | 194 |
Correspondence England’s Nest of Singing Birds by Muriel Ciolkowska | 194 |
Correspondence Nijinski by C. M. | 195 |
Advertisements | 195 |
The Egoist | Volume 3 Number 1 | 1916-01-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 1 |
Views and Comments by Harriet Shaw Weaver | 1 |
Liberations: Studies of Individuality in Contemporary Music—IX: Fantaisiste Spirit in Modern French Music—Part I by Leigh Henry | 3 |
Feodor Sologub by John Cournos | 4 |
Woodcut of Feodor Sologub by Roald Kristian | 4 |
Advertisements | 4 |
Reviewing by Rchard Aldington | 5 |
Poems of Leonidas of Tarentum by Leonidas of Tarentum | 6 |
Poems of Leonidas of Tarentum by Jmes Whitall | 6 |
The French Word in Modern Prose—I: J.-H. Rosny: ‘Sous le Fardeau’; ‘L’Impérieuse Bonté’ by Muriel Ciolkowska | 7 |
The Cliff Temple—I-IV by H. D. | 8 |
Little Tales: Two Candles, One Candle, Three Candles by Feodor Sologub | 8 |
Little Tales: Two Candles, One Candle, Three Candles by John Cournos | 8 |
Little Tales: He Became Better by Feodor Sologub | 8 |
Little Tales: He Became Better by John Cournos | 8 |
Little Tales: Three Gobs of Spit by Feodor Sologub | 9 |
Little Tales: Three Gobs of Spit by John Cournos | 9 |
Little Tales: Fairy Tales in the Garden, and Fairy Tales at Court by Feodor Sologub | 9 |
Little Tales: Fairy Tales in the Garden, and Fairy Tales at Court by John Cournos | 9 |
Little Tales: A Marriage by Feodor Sologub | 9 |
Little Tales: A Marriage by John Cournos | 9 |
Little Tales: Captive Death by Feodor Sologub | 9 |
Little Tales: Captive Death by John Cournos | 9 |
Six French Poets: Book Review of ‘Six French Poets’ by Amy Lowell by F. S. Flint | 9 |
Whitechapel by Richard Aldington | 10 |
Passing Paris M\by Muriel Ciolkowska | 10 |
Woodcut of Stuart Merrill by Roald Kristian | 11 |
French Poems: ‘Viens, cette nuit, poser tes lèvres’ by Stuart Merrill | 11 |
French Poems: O Province!… by André Lafon | 11 |
A Drama by A. P. Chekhov | 12 |
A Drama by Natalie Andronikoff | 12 |
A Drama by John Hilton | 12 |
Studies in Comtemporary Literature—I: The Utility of Literature by R. Herdman Pender | 13 |
Correspondence England’s Nest of Singing Birds by Margaret Storm Jameson | 14 |
Correspondence ‘Mother Earth’ by R. B. Kerr | 15 |
Advertisements | 15 |
The Egoist | Volume 3 Number 2 | 1916-02-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 17 |
Views and Comments by Harriet Shaw Weaver | 17 |
Human Nature and Utopianism by H. Stafford Hatfield | 19 |
French Poems: ‘Il pèse sur la vie un poids de fer’ by Fritz R. Vanderpyl | 22 |
The Betrothed by Aleksei Remizov | 23 |
The Betrothed by John Cournos | 23 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 23 |
Soldiers of War by René Benjamin | 24 |
The Mosella of Decimus Magnus Ausonius by Decimus Magnus Ausonius | 25 |
The Mosella of Decimus Magnus Ausonius by F. S. Flint | 25 |
Epigrams: Replies I by Richard Aldington | 26 |
Epigrams: Replies II (Three Years Later) by Richard Aldington | 26 |
Epigrams: Happiness (To F. S. F.) by Richard Aldington | 26 |
Epigrams: Beauty by Richard Aldington | 26 |
Poetry and Patriotism by Alec W. G. Randall | 26 |
The French Word in Modern Prose—II: Henri Barbusse: ‘L’Enfer’ by Muriel Ciolkowska | 27 |
Aleksei Remizov by John Cournos | 28 |
Woodcut of Aleksei Remizov by Roald Kristian | 28 |
Spontaneitics by Huntly Carter | 29 |
American Poems: Cézanne by Alfred Kreymborg | 30 |
American Poems: In a Café by Blanche Shoemaker Wagstaff | 30 |
American Poems: The Fruit-Vendor by Richard Butler Glaenzer | 30 |
American Poems: In the Park by Helen Hoyt | 30 |
American Poems: July Morning by Clara Shanafelt | 30 |
Correspondence The Fantaisiste Spirit in Modern French Music by F. S. Flint | 30 |
Correspondence Mr. Alan Adair and Anarchy by Alice Groff | 31 |
Correspondence The Social Ego and Rebellion by Alice Groff | 31 |
Advertisements | 31 |
The Egoist | Volume 3 Number 3 | 1916-03-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 33 |
Views and Comments by Harriet Shaw Weaver | 33 |
The Last Gift by H. D. | 35 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 36 |
August: Late Afternoon by Amy Lowell | 37 |
Dog-Days by Amy Lowell | 37 |
The Pond by Amy Lowell | 37 |
Meditatio—I by Ezra Pound | 37 |
French Poems: Insomnie by O. W. Milosz | 38 |
Fantasies: Religious Landscape by Richard Aldington | 39 |
Fantasies: Book Shelves by Richard Aldington | 39 |
Fantasies: Sloane Street by Richard Aldington | 39 |
The French Poodle by Wyndham Lewis | 39 |
Advertisements | 39 |
Woodcut of Wyndham Lewis by Roald Kristian | 40 |
The French Word in Modern Prose—III: Pierre Jaudon: ‘Dieudonné Tête’ by Muriel Ciolkowska | 41 |
Two-Nine-One by Huntly Carter | 43 |
Liberations: Studies of Individuality in Contemporary Music—IX: The Fantaisiste Spirit in Modern French Music—Part II: The Works of Maurice Ravel by Leigh Henry | 43 |
A Young Soldier by Wyndham Lewis | 46 |
Of Gods: To God,—A Challenge by Alice Groff | 46 |
Of Gods: Strange Gods by Alice Groff | 46 |
Of Gods: All Gods by Alice Groff | 47 |
Correspondence The Triumph of Margaret Sanger by F. W. Stella Browne | 47 |
Advertisements | 47 |
The Egoist | Volume 3 Number 4 | 1916-04-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 49 |
Views and Comments by Harriet Shaw Weaver | 49 |
A Memory: Poem in Prose by Richard Aldington | 50 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 50 |
‘The Little Demon’: Book Review of ‘The Little Demon’ by Feodor Sologub by Alec W. G. Randall | 52 |
The Helmsman by H. D. | 52 |
French Poems: Vous ne saviez pas que je vous aimais by Sébastien Voirol | 53 |
The Perfect Book by R. A. | 53 |
Italy by Richard Aldington | 53 |
Advertisements | 53 |
Design for Tarr by Roald Kristian | 54 |
Tarr—Part I, Chapters I-III by Wyndham Lewis | 54 |
Second-Rate Supermen by Honor M. Pulley | 63 |
Advertisements | 63 |
The Egoist | Volume 3 Number 5 | 1916-05-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 65 |
The Little Demon by Richard Aldington | 65 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 66 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—I: Alexander and Phriné by Bernard le Bovier de Fontenelle | 67 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—I: Alexander and Phriné by Ezra Pound | 67 |
A Master-Writer: Book Review of ‘La Paix chez les Bêtes’ by Colette by Ciolkowski | 68 |
A Life by Richard Aldington | 69 |
‘Voici l’eau froide dont on se refraîchit en enfer’ by B. Durak | 69 |
Advertisements | 69 |
Liberations: Studies of Individuality in Contemporary Music—X: Nikolaus Medtner and the Modern Heroic Spirit in Music by Leigh Henry | 70 |
‘He Wrote the History Book,’ It Said by Marianne Moore | 71 |
You Are Like the Realistic Product of an Idealistic Search for Gold at the Foot of the Rainbow by Marianne Moore | 71 |
Advertisements | 71 |
Tarr—Part I, Chapter IV by Wyndham Lewis | 72 |
Advertisements | 79 |
The Egoist | Volume 3 Number 6 | 1916-06-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 81 |
England and Ireland by Dora Marsden | 81 |
Notice to Readers | 85 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 85 |
Sea Gods—I-III by H. D. | 87 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—II: Dido and Stratonice by Bernard le Bovier de Fontenelle | 87 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—II: Dido and Stratonice by Ezra Pound | 87 |
Notes on Modern German Poetry—VI: Alfred Mombert by Alec W. G. Randall | 88 |
Liberations: Studies of Individuality in Contemporary Music—X (cont.) Nikolaus Medtner and the Modern Heroic Spirit in Music by Leigh Henry | 88 |
Tarr—Part II, Chapters I-II by Wyndham Lewis | 90 |
Associations: ‘The Middle Ages’ by Richard Aldington | 94 |
Pedantic Literalist by Marianne Moore | 95 |
The Storm by Amy Randall | 95 |
Impression by B. Dobrée | 95 |
Advertisements | 95 |
The Egoist | Volume 3 Number 7 | 1916-07-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 97 |
Lingual Psychology: A New Conception of the Function of Philosophic Inquiry—Foreword & Chapter I: Analysis of the Philosophic Method by Dora Marsden | 97 |
Cities by H. D. | 102 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—III: Anacreon and Aristotle by Bernard le Bovier de Fontenelle | 103 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—III: Anacreon and Aristotle by Ezra Pound | 103 |
The French Word in Modern Prose—IV: Marcel Proust: ‘À la Recherche du Temps Perdu. Du Côté de chez Swann’ by Muriel Ciolkowska | 103 |
A Solemn Dialogue by Richard Aldington | 105 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 106 |
Tarr—Part III (Bourgeois—Bohemians), Chapter I by Wyndham Lewis | 107 |
Fantaisies Intimes: Dream-stalked by Leigh Henry | 110 |
Fantaisies Intimes: Challenge by Leigh Henry | 110 |
Fantaisies Intimes: To Maive of Storms by Leigh Henry | 111 |
Court-Martial by B. Dobrée | 111 |
Correspondence England and Ireland by Edward Storer | 111 |
Advertisements | 111 |
The Egoist | Volume 3 Number 8 | 1916-08-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 113 |
Lingual Psychology—Chapter II: The Science of Signs by Dora Marsden | 113 |
The French Word in Modern Prose—V: Ricciotto Canudo: ‘La Ville sans Chef’ by Muriel Ciolkowska | 117 |
Marianne Moore by H. D. | 118 |
Advertisements | 118 |
French Poems: A Mes Vers Intuitifs by Viviane Herard | 119 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—IV: Homer and Aesop by Bernard le Bovier de Fontenelle | 119 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—IV: Homer and Aesop by Ezra Pound | 119 |
Over Devon Hills by John Cournos | 120 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 120 |
‘Shaw—’ by M. Montagu-Nathan | 121 |
Tarr—Part III, Chapter II by Wyndham Lewis | 122 |
Notes on Modern German Poetry—VII: Max Dauthendey and Others by Alec W. G. Randall | 126 |
American Poems: Old Age by Maxwell Bodenheim | 126 |
American Poems: The Dagger by Mary Carolyn Davies | 126 |
American Poems: The Jest by Mary Carolyn Davies | 126 |
American Poems: Fears by Mary Carolyn Davies | 126 |
American Poems: Appeal by Clara Shanafelt | 127 |
Bridal in Philistia by Honor M. Pulley | 127 |
The Egoist | Volume 3 Number 9 | 1916-09
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Advertisements | 127 |
Contents | 129 |
Lingual Psychology—III: The ‘I’ and the ‘Ego’: A Differentiation by Dora Marsden | 129 |
The Contest by H. D. | 132 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 132 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—V: Socrates and Montaigne by Bernard le Bovier de Fontenelle | 133 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—V: Socrates and Montaigne by Ezra Pound | 133 |
‘Not Vodka’ by John Cournos | 134 |
Soldiers by F. S. Flint | 134 |
‘The Farmer’s Bride’: Book Review of ‘The Farmer’s Bride’ by Charlotte Mew by H. D. | 135 |
Reviews: Book Review of ‘Essays and Poems’ by Voltairine le Cleyre, ‘Anarchism and Other Essays’ by Emma Goldman, ‘The Soul of Woman’ by Paul Jordan Smith, ‘The Social Significance of Modern Drama’ by Emma Goldman, and ‘History of the Fabian Society’ by Edward R. Pease by Margaret Storm Jameson | 135 |
Advertisements | 136 |
The Great Opportunity by William Carlos Williams | 137 |
Liberations: Studies of Individuality in Contemporary Music—XI: Th. Akimenko and the Oriental Spirit in Music by Leigh Henry | 137 |
Tarr—Part IV (A Jest Too Deep for Laughter), Chapters I-IV by Wyndham Lewis | 139 |
Poems from Bermuda: Sunday Vespers by Richard Butler Glaenzer | 143 |
Poems from Bermuda: The Lake by Richard Butler Glaenzer | 143 |
Poems from Bermuda: The Golden Room by Richard Butler Glaenzer | 143 |
The Egoist | Volume 3 Number 10 | 1916-10-01
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Advertisements | 143 |
Contents | 145 |
Berkeley’s Doctrine of Esse—I-X by C. Lloyd Morgan | 145 |
March—I-V by William Carlos Williams | 148 |
A Pagan Poet by Muriel Ciolkowska | 149 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—VI: Charles V and Erasmus by Bernard le Bovier de Fontenelle | 151 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—VI: Charles V and Erasmus by Ezra Pound | 151 |
The Accented Syllable by Marianne Moore | 151 |
Liberations: Studies of Individuality in Contemporary Music—XI (cont.) The Development of Akimenko’s Idiom by Leigh Henry | 152 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 154 |
Tarr—Part IV (A Jest Too Deep for Laughter), Chapters V-VII by Wyndham Lewis | 155 |
Advertisements | 155 |
Notice to American Readers | 158 |
Dreiser Protest by Ezra Pound | 159 |
Tædium Vitæ by Ernest Marriott | 159 |
Slain Roses by Ernest Marriott | 159 |
The Egoist | Volume 3 Number 11 | 1916-11
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Advertisements | 160 |
Contents | 161 |
Lingual Psychology—IV: The Verbal Form ‘Be’ by Dora Marsden | 161 |
The Tribute—I-XI by H. D. | 165 |
Sologub’s ‘Created Legend’: Book Review of ‘The Created Legend’ by Feodor Sologub, translated by John Cournos by John Gould Fletcher | 167 |
Advertisements | 167 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 168 |
The Days Pass—I-II by Richard Aldington | 169 |
R. V. and Another by Richard Aldington | 169 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—VII: Agnes Sorel—Roxelane by Bernard le Bovier de Fontenelle | 170 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—VII: Agnes Sorel—Roxelane by Ezra Pound | 170 |
Tarr—Part IV (A Jest Too Deep for Laughter), Chapters VIII-IX by Wyndham Lewis | 170 |
John Gould Fletcher by R. Herdman Pender | 173 |
Dreiser Protest | 174 |
The Wandering Jew by Feodor Sologub | 175 |
The Wandering Jew by John Cournos | 175 |
Seventeen-Syllable Hokku Poems by Yone Noguchi | 175 |
The Egoist | Volume 3 Number 12 | 1916-12
Subtitle: An Individualist Review
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Advertisements | 176 |
Contents | 177 |
Lingual Psychology—V: Seven Related Definitions by Dora Marsden | 177 |
Circe by H. D. | 179 |
Pastoral Epigrams by Marco-Antonio Faminio (1498-1550)—I-VIII by Marc-Antonio Flaminio | 180 |
Pastoral Epigrams by Marco-Antonio Faminio (1498-1550)—I-VIII by Richard Aldington | 180 |
The French Word in Modern Prose—VI: M. Josephin Péladan by Muriel Ciolkowska | 180 |
‘Amores’ by D. H. Lawrence: Book Review by John Gould Fletcher | 182 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—VIII: Brutus and Faustina by Bernard le Bovier de Fontenelle | 183 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—VIII: Brutus and Faustina by Ezra Pound | 183 |
‘Goblins and Pagodas’: Book Review of ‘Goblins and Pagodas’ by John Gould Fletcher by H. D. | 183 |
Tarr—Part IV (A Jest Too Deep for Laughter), Chapters X-XI by Wyndham Lewis | 184 |
Advertisements | 186 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 187 |
War: Waiting by A. H. Pennington | 188 |
War: Fear by A. H. Pennington | 188 |
War: Rest by A. H. Pennington | 188 |
War: In Reserve by A. H. Pennington | 188 |
War: The Attack by A. H. Pennington | 188 |
On Subject-Matter and War Poetry by John Gould Fletcher | 188 |
Little Tales: The Man Who Became Smaller by Feodor Sologub | 189 |
Little Tales: The Man Who Became Smaller by John Cournos | 189 |
Little Tales: Dotard and Dotardess by Feodor Sologub | 189 |
Little Tales: Dotard and Dotardess by John Cournos | 189 |
Little Tales: Little Songs by Feodor Sologub | 190 |
Little Tales: Little Songs by John Cournos | 190 |
Testing by N. G. Kapp | 190 |
Existence by N. G. Kapp | 190 |
American Poems: The Nymph by Max Michelson | 190 |
American Poems: A Young Girl by Max Michelson | 190 |
American Poems: The Riders―I-III by Max Michelson | 190 |
American Poems: The Riddle by Max Michelson | 190 |
American Poems: Summer by Max Michelson | 190 |
American Poems: Two by Max Michelson | 191 |
American Poems: Footstep by Max Michelson | 191 |
American Poems: The Coming by Max Michelson | 191 |
Correspondence Dreiser Protest by A Member of the Authors’ League of America | 191 |
The Egoist | Volume 4 Number 1 | 1917-01
Subtitle: [no subtitle]
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 1 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 1 |
Notice about Chapter V of ‘Lingual Psychology’ | 2 |
The God—I-IV by H. D. | 2 |
Adonis by H. D. | 3 |
The Scene-Models of Norman Macdermott by Margaret Storm Jameson | 3 |
Advertisements | 4 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—IX: Helen and Fulvia by Bernard le Bovier de Fontenelle | 5 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—IX: Helen and Fulvia by Ezra Pound | 5 |
French Poems: Une Rose by O. W. Milosz | 5 |
French Poems: Le Chant de la Montagne by O. W. Milosz | 5 |
The Death of Futurism by John Cournos | 6 |
Ezra Pound—I by Jean De Bosschère | 7 |
Drawing of Ezra Pound by Jean De Bosschère | 8 |
Street Lamps by D. H. Lawrence | 9 |
Demo-Individualism by Huntly Carter | 9 |
American Poems: Portrait by Max Michelson | 10 |
American Poems: Trees in the Tenement District by Max Michelson | 10 |
American Poems: Off! by Max Michelson | 10 |
Tarr—Part V (A Megrim of Humour), Chapters I-IV by Wyndham Lewis | 10 |
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man’: Announcement | 15 |
Advertisements | 191 |
The Egoist | Volume 4 Number 2 | 1917-02
Subtitle: [no subtitle]
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Advertisements | 15 |
Contents | 17 |
Lingual Psychology—VI: Observations Preliminary to a Definition of ‘Imaginary’ by Dora Marsden | 17 |
Pygmalion—I-VI by H. D. | 21 |
James Joyce: At Last the Novel Appears—Book Review of ‘A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man’ by Ezra Pound | 21 |
Woodcut of James Joyce by Roald Kristian | 22 |
Autumn Rain by D. H. Lawrence | 22 |
The Exiles: Book Review of ‘Au Sortir des Camps Allemands; Soldats Internés en Suisse’ by Noëlle Roger by Muriel Ciolkowska | 23 |
Advertisements | 23 |
The Child—I: Visionary by May Sinclair | 24 |
The Child—II: Prison-House by May Sinclair | 24 |
The Child—III: Fright by May Sinclair | 24 |
The Future of American Humour by Yone Noguchi | 25 |
Envy by F. S. Flint | 26 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 26 |
Ezra Pound—II by Jean De Bosschère | 27 |
Tarr—Part V (A Megrim of Humour), Chapters V-VI by Wyndham Lewis | 29 |
Correspondence Dreiser Protest by Ezra Pound | 30 |
The Egoist | Volume 4 Number 3 | 1917-04
Subtitle: [no subtitle]
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Advertisements | 31 |
Contents | 33 |
Lingual Psychology—VII: The Constitution and Origin of the ‘Image’ in Imagination by Dora Marsden | 33 |
Notice about the March number | 37 |
Notes from France by Richard Aldington | 38 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—X: Seneca and Scarron by Bernard le Bovier de Fontenelle | 38 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—X: Seneca and Scarron by Ezra Pound | 38 |
Tarr—Part V (A Megrim of Humour), Chapter VII by Wyndham Lewis | 39 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 41 |
The Aristodemocrat by Huntly Carter | 42 |
On ‘Nocturne, Blue and Gold, Old Battersea Bridge’ by Yone Noguchi | 43 |
To Turner: At the Tate Gallery by Yone Noguchi | 43 |
Ezra Pound—III by Jean De Bosschère | 44 |
The Death of the Machines by John Gould Fletcher | 45 |
Correspondence The Great Sex Spiral: A Criticism of Miss Marsden’s ‘Lingual Psychology,’ Chapter I by William Carlos Williams | 46 |
The Egoist | Volume 4 Number 4 | 1917-05
Subtitle: [no subtitle]
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Advertisements | 46 |
Contents | 49 |
Lingual Psychology—VIII: Language and the Origination of the Concept by Dora Marsden | 49 |
Eyes, Eyelings, Stare-Eyes by Feodor Sologub | 54 |
Eyes, Eyelings, Stare-Eyes by John Cournos | 54 |
In the Orchard by Herbert Read | 54 |
Eurydice—I-VII by H. D. | 54 |
‘Le Feu’: Book Review of ‘Le Feu’ by Henri Barbusse by Muriel Ciolkowska | 55 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—XI: Strato, Raphael of Urbino by Bernard le Bovier de Fontenelle | 57 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—XI: Strato, Raphael of Urbino by Ezra Pound | 57 |
Daughter of Zeus by Richard Aldington | 58 |
L’ Amoureux: Strophe II by Fernand Divoire | 58 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 58 |
Advertisements | 58 |
Tarr—Part V (A Megrim of Humour), Chapter VIII by Wyndham Lewis | 60 |
Valentine de Saint-Point by A. M. | 61 |
Poems from Bermuda: Kitchener of Dinan by Richard Butler Glaenzer | 62 |
Poems from Bermuda: Bermudan Roofs by Richard Butler Glaenzer | 62 |
The Egoist | Volume 4 Number 5 | 1917-06
Subtitle: [no subtitle]
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Advertisements | 62 |
Contents | 65 |
Lingual Psychology—IX: Notes on the Origin of Conceptual Activity by Dora Marsden | 65 |
Notice about the Editorial Staff by Editors | 69 |
The Lock by A. E. Coppard | 69 |
The Oracle by A. E. Coppard | 69 |
Evil Malady by Richard Aldington | 70 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—XII: Bombastes Paracelsus and Molière by Bernard le Bovier de Fontenelle | 70 |
Dialogues of Fontenelle—XII: Bombastes Paracelsus and Molière by Ezra Pound | 70 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 71 |
Drunken Helots and Mr. Eliot: Book Review of ‘Prufrock and Other Observations’ by T. S. Eliot by Ezra Pound | 72 |
James Joyce and His Critics: Some Classifed Comments | 74 |
‘Authority, Liberty and Function’ by Huntly Carter | 74 |
Tarr—Part VI (Holocausts), Chapters I-II by Wyndham Lewis | 75 |
The Egoist | Volume 4 Number 6 | 1917-07
Subtitle: [no subtitle]
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Advertisements | 78 |
Contents | 81 |
Lingual Psychology—X: ‘In the Beginning Was the Word’—The Soul: A Definition by Dora Marsden | 81 |
The Look-Out by H. D. | 87 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 87 |
The Letters of J. B. Yeats: Book Review of ‘Passages from the Letters of John Butler Yeats,’ selected by Ezra Pound by T. S. Eliot | 89 |
Fragment de Mon Chant de Guerre by Fritz R. Vanderpyl | 90 |
Vers Libre and Arnold Dolmetsch by Ezra Pound | 90 |
The French Word in Modern Prose—VII: Rachilde: ‘La Tour d’Amour’ by Muriel Ciolkowska | 91 |
A Ruined House by Richard Aldington | 92 |
Tarr—Part VI (Holocausts), Chapter V by Wyndham Lewis | 93 |
The Egoist | Volume 4 Number 7 | 1917-08
Subtitle: [no subtitle]
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Advertisements | 95 |
Contents | 97 |
Lingual Psychology—XI: A Theory of Knowledge (Part 1) by Dora Marsden | 97 |
Notice | 101 |
Advertisements | 101 |
From a Castle in Ireland by Arthur Symons | 102 |
The Noh and the Image by T. S. E. | 102 |
Arnold Dolmetsch by Ezra Pound | 104 |
Battle-Field by Richard Aldington | 105 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 105 |
Tarr—Part VI (Holocausts), Chapters VI-VII by Wyndham Lewis | 106 |
Miss Zoe by A. Huxley | 109 |
The Unseen Attendant by B. Durak | 110 |
Correspondence The Great Sex Spiral: A Criticism of Miss Marsden’s ‘Lingual Psychology’ by William Carlos Williams | 110 |
The Egoist | Volume 4 Number 8 | 1917-09
Subtitle: [no subtitle]
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Advertisements | 111 |
Contents | 113 |
Lingual Psychology—XI: A Theory of Knowledge (Part II) A Definition of Attention by Dora Marsden | 113 |
A Music-Hall in Barcelona by Arthur Symons | 117 |
Hands by Richard Aldington | 118 |
Reflections on Contemporary Poetry—I by T. S. E. | 118 |
The French Word in Modern Prose—VIII: Jules Romains: ‘Mort de Quelqu’un’ by Muriel Ciolkowska | 119 |
Elizabethan Classicists—I by Ezra Pound | 120 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 122 |
The Rebirth of the Importance of France by Huntly Carter | 122 |
Tarr—Part VII (Swagger Sex), Chapters I-II by Wyndham Lewis | 123 |
The Egoist | Volume 4 Number 9 | 1917-10
Subtitle: [no subtitle]
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Advertisements | 128 |
Contents | 129 |
Noticeable Features in the Acquiring of a Substitute Language | 129 |
Mutual Recriminations by Iris Barry | 132 |
Reflections on Contemporary Poetry by T. S. Eliot | 133 |
The Fever by J. | 134 |
Elizabethan Classicists—II by Ezra Pound | 135 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 136 |
The Delicacies by William Carlos Williams | 137 |
Le Bien-Aimé by Margaret Lyster | 138 |
Tarr—Part VII (Swagger Sex), Chapters III-V by Wyndham Lewis | 138 |
The Everlasting Sorrow: A Japanese Noh Play by Yone Noguchi | 141 |
American Poems: Towards the End by Max Michelson | 143 |
American Poems: Profile by Clara Shanafelt | 143 |
American Poems: Pageants by Blanche Shoemaker Wagstaff | 143 |
The Egoist | Volume 4 Number 10 | 1917-11
Subtitle: [no subtitle]
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Advertisements | 143 |
Contents | 145 |
Lingual Psychology—XII: A Detailed Moment of Consciousness by Dora Marsden | 145 |
Reflections on Contemporary Poetry by T. S. Eliot | 151 |
Tarr—Part VII (Swagger Sex), Chapter VI, and Epilogue by Wyndham Lewis | 152 |
Notes Taken in Constantinople and Sofia by Arthur Symons | 153 |
Elizabethan Classicists—III by Ezra Pound | 154 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 156 |
Passing Clouds—I-V by Yone Noguchi | 156 |
‘Pay Agatha Penrhys …’ by Iris Barry | 157 |
My England Again by M. C. | 158 |
The Baron of Jauioz: A Ballad of Brittany by Anon | 159 |
The Baron of Jauioz: A Ballad of Brittany by S. F. Milman | 159 |
Correspondence Balmont by M. Montagu-Nathan | 159 |
Advertisements | 159 |
The Egoist | Volume 4 Number 11 | 1917-12
Subtitle: [no subtitle]
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 161 |
Lingual Psychology—XIII: Notes of a Theory of Memory and Will by Dora Marsden | 161 |
Correspondence Excerpted Letter on ‘Elizabethan Classicists’ by J. A. D. Spence | 165 |
Correspondence Excerpted Letter on Dismissive Review of Rupert Brooke by Helen B. Trundlett | 165 |
Correspondence Excerpted Letter on Arthur Symons’s ‘Notes Taken in Constantinople and Sofia’ by Charles James Grimble | 165 |
Correspondence Excerpted Letter on The Egoist’s Philosophical Articles by Charles Augustus Conybeare | 165 |
Correspondence Excerpted Letter on Wyndham Lewis’s Objections to the Grin by Muriel A. Schwarz | 165 |
Advertisements | 165 |
Rodin, a Master Man: To His Memory by Muriel Ciolkowska | 166 |
The Late Auguste Rodin by André Rouveyre | 166 |
Turgenev: Book Review of ‘Turgenev’ by Edward Garnett by T. S. Eliot | 167 |
Elizabethan Classicists—IV by Ezra Pound | 168 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 168 |
War by Mary Hutchinson | 169 |
Advertisements | 169 |
Short Reviews BookReview of ‘Poems’ by Alan Seeger | 172 |
Short Reviews BookReview of ‘Covent Garden, and Others’ by Guy Rawlence | 172 |
Short Reviews BookReview of ‘Earth of Cualann’ by Joseph Campbell | 172 |
Short Reviews BookReview of ‘The Tenth Muse’ by Edward Thomas | 173 |
Poetic Drama by Edward Storer | 173 |
Three New Words by Huntly Carter | 174 |
Memories of Dominica: Morne Anglais by Richard Butler Glaenzer | 175 |
Memories of Dominica: The Wilderness by Richard Butler Glaenzer | 175 |
Memories of Dominica: The Calvary by Richard Butler Glaenzer | 175 |
The Anglo-French Society by T. H. Pallister | 175 |
Notice to Readers | 175 |
The Egoist | Volume 5 Number 1 | 1918-01
Subtitle: [no subtitle]
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 1 |
In Memory of Henry James by T. S. Eliot | 1 |
Notice by Editors | 2 |
‘The Middle Years’: Book Review of ‘The Middle Years’ by Henry James by Ezra Pound | 2 |
The Two Unfinished Novels: Book Review of ‘The Sense of the Past’ and ‘The Ivory Tower’ by Henry James by Enrique Gomez | 3 |
‘The Turn of the Screw’ by Arthur Waley | 4 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 4 |
Advertisements | 5 |
A Sordid Story by J. | 6 |
Elizabethan Classicists—V by Ezra Pound | 8 |
Tae-Kwae by Leigh Henry | 9 |
Broken Tryst by Leigh Henry | 9 |
Tsuya Dreams by Leigh Henry | 9 |
Ennui by Leigh Henry | 9 |
Short Reviews ‘The Fortune’ by Douglas Goldring | 10 |
Short Reviews ‘Summer’ by Edith Wharton | 10 |
Alfred de Vigny on the Art of the Stage by Muriel Ciolkowska | 10 |
Alfred de Vigny on the Art of the Stage: Alfred de Vigny’s Letter to Lord― by Alfred de Vigny | 10 |
Correspondence Balmont by Your Correspondent | 15 |
Announcements | 15 |
Advertisements | 175 |
The Egoist | Volume 5 Number 2 | 1918-02
Subtitle: [no subtitle]
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Advertisements | 15 |
Contents | 17 |
Lingual Psychology—XIV: The Power of the Will by Dora Marsden | 17 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 23 |
Advertisements | 24 |
Apathy by Richard Aldington | 25 |
On the Intellectual Plane by Horace B. Samuel | 25 |
Liberations: Studies of Individuality in Contemporary Music—XII: Déodat de Séverac, A Modern Pastoral Poet in Music by Leigh Henry | 26 |
Extract from ‘Il Marzocco’ by Diego Angeli | 30 |
Important Notice | 30 |
‘An Alphabet of Economics’ by Huntly Carter | 31 |
Change by Maxwell Bodenheim | 31 |
Correspondence Voice and Mind by Alice Groff | 31 |
Announcements | 31 |
The Egoist | Volume 5 Number 3 | 1918-03
Subtitle: [no subtitle]
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Advertisements | 32 |
Contents | 33 |
Lingual Psychology—XV: The Constitution of the World and the Character of Our Scientific Knowledge by Dora Marsden | 33 |
Advertisements | 37 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 38 |
To My Head Clerk by Iris Barry | 38 |
Literature and the American Courts by T. S. Eliot | 39 |
Les Saisons—III by Paul Aeschimann | 39 |
Advertisements | 39 |
Liberations: Studies of Individuality in Contemporary Music—XII (cont.) Déodat de Séverac, A Modern Pastoral Poet in Music by Leigh Henry | 40 |
Pictures in the Hermitage in Petrograd by Arthur Symons | 41 |
Verse Pleasant and Unpleasant by Apteryx | 43 |
The French Word in Modern Prose—IX: Francis de Miomandre by Muriel Ciolkowska | 44 |
The New God by John Gould Fletcher | 45 |
First Love by J. | 46 |
Correspondence Disowning Captain Arthur Eliot by T. S. Eliot | 47 |
Announcements | 47 |
The Egoist | Volume 5 Number 4 | 1918-04
Subtitle: [no subtitle]
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Advertisements | 47 |
Contents | 77 |
Philosophy: The Science of Signs—XVI Our Philosophy of the ‘Real’ III-IV by Dora Marsden | 77 |
Notice | 82 |
Claude Debussy—I-II by Arthur Symons | 82 |
Reinforcements by Marianne Moore | 83 |
Contemporanea: Book Review of ‘Tarr’ by P. Wyndham Lewis and ‘The People’s Palace’ by Sacheverell Sitwell by T. S. Eliot | 84 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 85 |
People of the Universe: Book Review of ‘Serbo-Croatian Plays’ by Josip Kosor by Sacheverell Sitwell | 85 |
French Poems: Chant Nocturne by Canudo | 86 |
Shorter Notices Review of ‘Chamber Music’ by James Joyce | 87 |
Shorter Notices Review of ‘Potboilers’ by Clive Bell | 87 |
Shorter Notices Review of ‘Resentment’ by Alec Waugh | 87 |
Shorter Notices Review of ‘The Little School’ by T. Sturge Moore | 87 |
Shorter Notices Review of ‘Per Amica Silentia Lunae’ by William Butler Yeats | 87 |
The Egoist | Volume 5 Number 5 | 1918-05
Subtitle: [no subtitle]
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 65 |
Philosophy: The Science of Signs—XVI (I-II) Our Philosophy of the ‘Real’ by Dora Marsden | 65 |
Hymn to Virginity by John Rodker | 69 |
Observations: Review of ‘Others: An Anthology,’ ‘French Literary Studies’ by T. B. Rudmose-Brown, and ‘Irish Literary Studies’ by Ernest A. Boyd by T. S. Apteryx | 69 |
‘Psittacus Eois Imitatrix Ales ab Indis’ by Sacheverell Sitwell | 70 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 71 |
Advertisements | 71 |
The Anglo-French Society and M. Davray by Ezra Pound | 72 |
Towards a Theatre of Peace by Huntly Carter | 72 |
A Celebration by William Carlos Williams | 73 |
The French Word in Modern Prose—X: Jean Giraudoux: ‘Provinciales’; ‘L’Ecole des Indifférents’; ‘Lectures pour une ombre’ by Muriel Ciolkowska | 74 |
Shorter Notices Review of ‘On Heaven, and Other Poems’ by Ford Madox Hueffer | 75 |
Shorter Notices Review of ‘Dunch’ by Susan Miles | 75 |
Shorter Notices Review of ‘Exiles of the Snow, and Other Poems’ by Launcelot Hogben | 75 |
Shorter Notices Review of ‘The Sayings of the Children,’ written down by their mother, Pamela Glenconner | 75 |
Our Contemporaries | 75 |
Advertisements | 88 |
The Egoist | Volume 5 Number 6 | 1918-06/07
Subtitle: [no subtitle]
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Advertisements | 75 |
Contents | 77 |
Philosophy: The Science of Signs—XVI (III-IV) Our Philosophy of the ‘Real’ by Dora Marsden | 77 |
Notice | 82 |
Claude Debussy—I-II by Arthur Symons | 82 |
Reinforcements by Marianne Moore | 83 |
Contemporanea: Book Review of ‘Tarr’ by P. Wyndham Lewis and ‘The People’s Palace’ by Sacheverell Sitwell by T. S. Eliot | 84 |
Passing Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 85 |
People of the Universe: Book Review of ‘Serbo-Croatian Plays’ by Josip Kosor by Sacheverell Sitwell | 85 |
French Poems: Chant Nocturne by Canudo | 86 |
Shorter Notices Review of ‘Chamber Music’ by James Joyce | 87 |
Shorter Notices Review of ‘Potboilers’ by Clive Bell | 87 |
Shorter Notices Review of ‘Resentment’ by Alec Waugh | 87 |
Shorter Notices Review of ‘The Little School’ by T. Sturge Moore | 87 |
Shorter Notices Review of ‘Per Amica Silentia Lunae’ by William Butler Yeats | 87 |
The Egoist | Volume 5 Number 7 | 1918-08
Subtitle: [no subtitle]
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Advertisements | 88 |
Contents | 89 |
Philosophy: The Science of Signs—XVI (V-VII) Our Philosophy of the ‘Real’—III. The Organic Determination of Our Science of Mechanics by Dora Marsden | 89 |
Claude Debussy—III by Arthur Symons | 93 |
Fighting Paris by Muriel Ciolkowska | 94 |
The Fish by Marianne Moore | 95 |
Early Translators of Homer—I: Hughes Salel by Ezra Pound | 95 |
The Road by Richard Aldington | 97 |
The French Word in Modern Prose—XI: Alain-Fournier: ‘Le Grand Meaulnes’ by Muriel Ciolkowska | 98 |
The Japanese Noh Play by Yone Noguchi | 99 |
Short Notices: Reviews of ‘In the Valley of Vision’ by Geoffrey Faber, ‘Sonnets and Poems’ by Eleanor Farjeon, ‘—Eques’ by E. F. A. Geach and D. E. A. Wallace, and ‘Resentment’ by Alec Waugh by T. S. E. | 99 |
Advertisements | 100 |
The Egoist | Volume 5 Number 8 | 1918-09
Subtitle: [no subtitle]
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Contents | 101 |
Philosophy: The Science of Signs—XVI (VIII) Our Philosophy of the ‘Real’—IV. Space and Substance by Dora Marsden | 101 |
‘Tarr’: Book Review of ‘Tarr’ by Wyndham Lewis by T. S. Eliot | 105 |
Early Translators of Homer—II: Andreas Divus by Ezra Pound | 106 |
The French Word in Modern Prose—XII: Jean-Richard Bloch: ‘… et Cie’ by Muriel Ciolkowska | 108 |
Charity and Grace in the Work of May Sinclair by Jean De Bosschère | 109 |
Vision by Mary Butts | 111 |
The Meditation of a Lover at Daybreak by Herbert Read | 111 |
The Egoist | Volume 5 Number 9 | 1918-10
Subtitle: [no subtitle]
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Advertisements | 112 |
Contents | 113 |
Studies in Contemporary Criticism by T. S. Eliot | 113 |
The Work of Miss Rebecca West by Dora Marsden | 114 |
Passing Paris: Contrasts in Fiction―Book Review of ‘… et l’amour ensuite’ by J. H. Rosny Aîné, ‘La Belle Enfant, ou l’Amour a 40 ans’ by Eugène Montfort, and ‘Fumées dans la Campagne’ by Edmond Jaloux by Muriel Ciolkowska | 119 |
Early Translators of Homer—III by Ezra Pound | 120 |
Dawns by Richard Aldington | 121 |
An Unacademic Academician: François de Curel—I by Ernest A. Boyd | 121 |
Numbers by May Sinclair | 122 |
At Rivière by Herbert Read | 123 |
The End of the Strike by Leigh Henry | 123 |
The Egoist | Volume 5 Number 10 | 1918-11/12
Subtitle: [no subtitle]
Edited by: Harriet Weaver Shaw
Advertisements | 123 |
Contents | 125 |
Philosophy: The Science of Signs—XVII: Truth—I. Its Objective by Dora Marsden | 125 |
Passing Paris: A Quintet: A Duet: A Solo—Review of ‘Les Silences de Colonel Bramble’ by André Maurois; ‘Le Singe et son Violon’ by Lucie Paul-Margueritte; ‘Les Moments perdus de John Shag’ by Gilbert de Voisins; Marie Lenéru; and Annie de Pène by Muriel Ciolkowska | 129 |
Hellenist Series—IV: Sappho by Ezra Pound | 130 |
Deaths of Common Men by Richard Aldington | 131 |
Studies in Contemporary Criticism—II: Book Review of ‘Emile Verhaeren’ by Albert Mockel and ‘Pavannes and Divisions’ by Ezra Pound by T. S. Eliot | 131 |
A Church on a Hill by Edward Storer | 133 |
Minstrels by Edith Sitwell | 133 |
Three Georgian Novelists—I by Douglas Goldring | 134 |
Élégie à Paul Drouot by Louis Thomas | 136 |
Towards a Peace Theatre—I: The Need by Huntly Carter | 136 |
Death of Guillaume Apollinaire by Gino Severini | 137 |
An Unacademic Academician: François de Curel—II by Ernest A. Boyd | 137 |
Hymn to Death, 1914 and On by John Rodker | 138 |
The Gate by J. | 138 |
Correspondence ‘The English Review’ vs. ‘Poetry’ by Harriet Monroe | 139 |
Correspondence ‘The English Review’ vs. ‘Poetry’ by Austin Harrison | 139 |
Notice | 139 |
The Work of Miss Rebecca West: Correction by Editors | 139 |