Spring 1942

Volume 18/2

Peter F. Drucker’s “The Future of Industrial Man” Mark Schorer’s “The Chronicle of Doubt” Gilbert Highet’s “Axis Prose” Wilbur Schramm’s “The Campus Battalion” Poetry by Robert Frost

Spring 1942

Volume 18, Number 2

Essays

ESSAYS / ISSUE: Spring 1942

The Future of Industrial Man

By Peter F. Drucker

Criticism

CRITICISM / ISSUE: Spring 1942

Truth About Poe

By Hardin Craig

Poetry

POETRY / ISSUE: Spring 1942

Time Out

By Robert Frost

POETRY / ISSUE: Spring 1942

To a Moth Seen in Winter

By Robert Frost

POETRY / ISSUE: Spring 1942

The Campus Battalion

By Wilbur L. Schramm

/ ISSUE: Spring 1942

Stories of Storm and Stress

By John Calvin Metcalf

/ ISSUE: Spring 1942

The War and the Humanities

By Stuart Gerry Brown

/ ISSUE: Spring 1942

Time and Virginia Woolf

By James Southall Wilson

/ ISSUE: Spring 1942

The Record as Written

By Ernest K. Lindley

/ ISSUE: Spring 1942

Madariaga’s “Hernan Cortes”

By Lucius Gaston Moffatt

/ ISSUE: Spring 1942

Coteries and Criticism

By Donald A. Stauffer

/ ISSUE: Spring 1942

Contributor Profiles

Peter F. Drucker

Peter F. Drucker (1909–2005) was an internationally prominent writer, thinker, and management expert who published more than forty books. He created the concept known as management by objectives. From 1971 to 2002, Dr.

Robert Frost

Robert Frost (1874–1963) was one of the leading American poets of the twentieth century and a frequent contributor to VQR.