The collection of essays explores the necessity for revitalizing faith in America, emphasizing its Judeo-Christian and republican roots. Through a reflective lens, the author examines the current state of faith and culture in the nation, offering insights from a more mature perspective. The work serves as a cultural critique, advocating for a deeper belief in the country's foundational values amidst contemporary challenges.
Focusing on Arthur Rimbaud's life and poetic works, this study by Robert Greer Cohn offers a comprehensive analysis of the poet's brief yet impactful career. It highlights Rimbaud's childhood and adolescence, showcasing his original creations and the profound insights they offer. Cohn integrates biographical details with poetic analysis, employing modern psychological and philosophical perspectives to elucidate Rimbaud's complex imagery. He emphasizes the significance of early poems, suggesting they contain the foundations for Rimbaud's later artistic evolution.