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Archibald MacLeish: Critical Essay by Dorothy Van Ghent

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SOURCE: Van Ghent, Dorothy. “The Poetry of Archibald MacLeish.” Science & Society: A Marxian Quarterly 2, no. 4 (fall 1938): 500-11.

In the following essay, Van Ghent presents a thematic overview of MacLeish's writing up to 1938, considering its concentration on metaphysical issues and human fate.

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