The Cambridge Magazine

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The Cambridge Magazine was an early 20th-century Cambridge-based periodical known for its intellectual, literary, and often pacifist-leaning commentary, edited and shaped by C. K. Ogden.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf intellectual magazine
literary magazine
pacifist magazine
periodical
associatedWith Cambridge intellectual circles
Cambridge University
surface form: University of Cambridge
chiefEditor C. K. Ogden
cityOfPublication CAMBRIDGE
surface form: Cambridge
countryOfPublication United Kingdom
editor C. K. Ogden
editorialDirection shaped by C. K. Ogden
editorialStance critical of militarism
supportive of pacifist viewpoints
focus intellectual debate
literary criticism
social issues
war and peace issues
genre intellectual commentary
literary commentary
political commentary
hasAudience academics
general educated public
students
hasContributor C. K. Ogden
languageOfWorkOrName English
medium print
namedAfter CAMBRIDGE
surface form: Cambridge
notableFor coverage of contemporary intellectual trends
literary essays
pacifist-leaning commentary
politicalAlignment pacifist
publicationPeriod early 20th century
workPeriodOfEditor C. K. Ogden in the early 20th century

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C. K. Ogden founded The Cambridge Magazine
C. K. Ogden edited The Cambridge Magazine