- Title Pages
- For Gail
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
-
1 An Intellectual Sewer -
2 Homes of Virtue -
3 Harvard -
4 Oxford during the War -
5 The Chicago Experiment -
6 Lady of the Sonnets -
7 Death of the Prophet -
8 To the Center of Things -
9 Starting with a Bang -
10 Manhattan Love Stories -
11 Anti-Epithalamion -
12 To the Great Master -
13 Assessing the Modern -
14 A Millionaire in Red Vienna -
15 Teuton versus Francophile -
16 Barnes in Eruption -
17 Feuds Galore -
18 Annus Belli -
19 Freudless in Vienna -
20 Return of the Prodigal -
21 The Death of the Dial -
22 Thayer in Eclipse -
23 Postmortem - God, Stars, and Sea
- Bibliography
- Index
- [UNTITLED]
Death of the Prophet
Death of the Prophet
- Chapter:
- (p.47) 7 Death of the Prophet
- Source:
- The Tortured Life of Scofield Thayer
- Author(s):
James Dempsey
- Publisher:
- University Press of Florida
During 1917–18, in part to avoid being drafted, Thayer took a job with the then Chicago-based Dial. There, he met Randolph Bourne, a progressive-minded and pacifist writer, who was feuding with John Dewey, another writer for The Dial, who supported America's entry into the war. Thayer began planning his own magazine and wanted Bourne to become an editor. Before this could be realized, however, Bourne died in the 1918 influenza epidemic. When The Dial became more overtly political, Thayer resigned his post. Around this time, he met Alyse Gregory, who would become one of his editors.
Keywords: Randolph Bourne, John Dewey, Alyse Gregory, influenza epidemic, pacifism, progressive ideas, radicalism
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- Title Pages
- For Gail
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
-
1 An Intellectual Sewer -
2 Homes of Virtue -
3 Harvard -
4 Oxford during the War -
5 The Chicago Experiment -
6 Lady of the Sonnets -
7 Death of the Prophet -
8 To the Center of Things -
9 Starting with a Bang -
10 Manhattan Love Stories -
11 Anti-Epithalamion -
12 To the Great Master -
13 Assessing the Modern -
14 A Millionaire in Red Vienna -
15 Teuton versus Francophile -
16 Barnes in Eruption -
17 Feuds Galore -
18 Annus Belli -
19 Freudless in Vienna -
20 Return of the Prodigal -
21 The Death of the Dial -
22 Thayer in Eclipse -
23 Postmortem - God, Stars, and Sea
- Bibliography
- Index
- [UNTITLED]