F. W. Dupee was a literary critic and essayist. Dupee was a founding editor of The Partisan Review and literary editor of The New Masses. He taught at Bowdoin, Bard and Columbia.
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Flaubert and the Sentimental Education
April 22, 1971
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Doing West
September 24, 1970
Nathanael West: The Art of His Life by Jay Martin
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Peace Action at Columbia
June 4, 1970
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The Uprising at Columbia
September 26, 1968
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Violence in Oakland
May 9, 1968
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Butler’s Way
August 24, 1967
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Casanovitism
April 6, 1967
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Our Man in the Eighteenth Century?
March 9, 1967
History of My Life by Giacomo Casanova, by Chevalier de Seingalt, translated with an Introduction by Willard R. Trask
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Wilson Without Reputation
November 17, 1966
Europe Without Baedeker
by Edmund Wilson
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Beerbohm: The Rigors of Fantasy
June 9, 1966
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Truman Capote’s Score
February 3, 1966
In Cold Blood by Truman Capote
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Lionel Trilling
January 20, 1966
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A Laughing Matter
February 25, 1965
Tartuffe by Molière, translated by Richard Wilbur
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The Romance of Charles Chaplin
October 22, 1964
My Autobiography by Charles Chaplin
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Letters
August 20, 1964
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To Moscow Again
July 30, 1964
The Three Sisters by Anton Chekhov
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Kicking Against the Pricks
May 28, 1964
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The Devil’s Disciple
April 30, 1964
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Sir Richard and Ruffian Dick
April 16, 1964
Burton: A Biography of Sir Richard Francis Burton by Byron Farwell
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Nabokov: the Prose and Poetry of It All
December 12, 1963
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You’re Welcome
June 1, 1963
Thank You And Other Poems by Kenneth Koch
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James Baldwin and the “Man”
February 1, 1963
The Fire Next Time by James Baldwin