Volume 14, Number 5 · March 12, 1970
After the Avant-Garde
By Roger Shattuck
The Theory of the Avant-Garde
by Renato Poggioli, translated by Gerald Fitzgerald
Harvard, 250 pp., $6.50
The Art of Time: Essays on the Avant-Garde
by Michael Kirby
Dutton, 255 pp., $5.95
The Eclipse of the Intellectual
by Elémire Zolla, translated by Raymond Rosenthal
Funk & Wagnalls, 301 pp., $5.95
Continuities
by Frank Kermode
Random House, 238 pp., $5.95
Histoire de l'avant-garde en peinture
by Germain Bazin
Hachette (Paris), 229, illustrated pp., 125 francs
The Avant-Garde in Painting
by Germain Bazin, translated by Simon Watson Taylor
Simon & Schuster, 323, illustrated pp., $29.95
Historia de las literaturas de vanguardia
by Guillermo de Torre
Guadarrama (Madrid), 946, illustrated pp., 750 pesetas
Here in the streets of Paris you can still read many of the texts from May, 1968, and the best of them have been published. 'Art is dead. Godard can't save it.' 'La ville dont le prince est ETUDIANT…' If we are, in fact, going through a major culture crisis, how did we get here and where do we go?
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