Denis de Rougemont

Denis de Rougemont wrote for Quest, the journal of ideas sponsored by the Indian Committee for Cultural Freedom, appearing in 3 issues of the archive’s run (Vol. II No. 3 (December 1956-January 1957) to No. 27 (No. , Oct./Dec. 1960 (contents page); cover reads ‘Autumn 1960 / ’)).

Quest’s contributor note in No. 22 (July/Sept. 1959 (quarterly), p. 101 reads:

DENIS de ROUGEMONT, a citizen of Geneva, is an eminent critic of society, politics and religion. He has written some twenty books, several of them available in English.

Quest’s contributor note in No. 27 (No. , Oct./Dec. 1960 (contents page); cover reads ‘Autumn 1960 / ’), p. 111 reads:

DENIS de ROUGEMONT was born in Switzerland and commands an international reputation as a thinker and writer. Since his first publication in 1932 of La Paysan du Danube he has brought out 19 books which have been translated into many languages-the last, Man’s Western Quest (1957) was reviewed in Quest 19.