Alfred Kazin Quote

From my first conscious moments I was absorbed in the most intimate problems of the working class, in the fire and color of immigrant life. I was by temperament created for the idea of revolution, in the sense of making the world over and creating a new society.


New York Times (6 June 1998)


From my first conscious moments I was absorbed in the most intimate problems of the working class, in the fire and color of immigrant life. I was by...

From my first conscious moments I was absorbed in the most intimate problems of the working class, in the fire and color of immigrant life. I was by...

From my first conscious moments I was absorbed in the most intimate problems of the working class, in the fire and color of immigrant life. I was by...

From my first conscious moments I was absorbed in the most intimate problems of the working class, in the fire and color of immigrant life. I was by...