Violence in modern literature

著者

James A. Gould, John J. Iorio

Boyd & Fraser, 1972

The dark heart of American history, by A. Schlesinger, Jr
Violence and man's struggle to adapt, by M. F. Gilula and D. N. Daniels
What violence is, by N. Garver
Preliminary theoretical considerations concerning the justification of violence, by R. Audi
Non-violence is the way, by M. L. King, Jr
From Man's fate, by A. Malraux
The Prussian officer, by D. H. Lawrence
Dry September, by W. Faulkner
Prischepa, by I. Babel
I hate everything which is not in myself, by N. Mailer
Crime at the tennis club, by A. Moravia
From The possessed, by F. Dostoevsky
A good man is hard to find, by F. O'Connor
What we don't know hurts us, by M. Schorer
Further readings on violence (p. 202)