Now with an exciting new preface by rock musician Lou Reed (Delmore
Schwartz s student at Syracuse), In Dreams Begin Responsibilities
collects eight of Schwartz s finest delineations of New York s
intellectuals in the 1930s and 1940s. As no other writer can,
Schwartz captures the speech, the generational conflicts, the
mocking self-analysis of educated, ambitious, Depression-stymied
young people at odds with their immigrant parents. This is the
unique American dilemma Irving Howe described as that interesting
point where intellectual children of immigrant Jews are finding
their way into the larger world while casting uneasy, rueful
glances over their backs. Afterwords by James Atlas and Irving Howe
place the stories in their historical and cultural setting."
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