1904 Archives | Benjamin De Casseres

Maeterlinck and the Cosmic View

BY BENJAMIN DE CASSERES There is a fourth dimension of thought. There are rare moments in life when the latencies […]

O, when I am safe in my sylvan home, I tread on the pride of Greece and Rome;And when I am

BY BENJAMIN DE CASSERES They who are won to silence have passed the gaudy gates of Vanity Fair—the gates that

By BENJAMIN DE CASSERES All the great novelists are fatalists. Admission or denial on their part is beside the question.

BY BENJAMIN DE CASSERES NO drama is now complete without its cynic or cynics. Some plays have a boss cynic

By BENJAMIN DE CASSERES HAWTHORNE drank from the beaker of inexhaustible shadows; his soul sought instinctively the obscure and the

BY BENJAMIN DE CASSERES Dramatic criticism is of three kinds: There is the critic who goes to the theater to