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Articles
Edith
Kurzweil
Facts and
Fictions About the Holocaust
Norman Manea
Berenger at Bard
Ronald Radosh
Anti-Communist
Liberal Intellectuals
Mark Kurlansky
A Letter From Dresden
Gert
Heidenreich
Stranger
in Your Homeland
Eugene Goodheart
The
Power of Elias Canetti
Anita
Shapira
From
the Palmach Generation to the Candle Children
Kathleen
Agena
Letter
from Albania
Susan
Haack
Science,
Literature, and the “Literature of Science”
Fiction
Peter Handke
On
a Dark Night I Left My Silent House
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Poetry
George Bradley
Marina Tsvetaeva (tr. Vittoria Bradshaw)
Sándor
Kányádi (tr. Paul Sohar)
Gésa
Szocs (tr. Paul Sohar)
Dick
Barnes
Adam
Kirsch
David Wagoner
Don
Bogen
Robert
Bly
Reviews
Igor
Webb
Born Again
The Human Stain
by Philip Roth
Helen Frankenthaler
A Critic in the Making
The Harold Letters,
1928-1943: The Making of an American Intellectual
by Clement Greenberg
Susan Miron
A Poet's Poet
Forms of Hope
by Tomas Venclova
Sanford Pinsker
The Social Construction
Blues
The Social Construction
of What?
by Ian Hacking
Mysteries of
Mysteries: Is Evolution a Social Construction
by Michael Ruse
Stephen Miller
Variants of Enthusiasm
The Consecration
of the Writer 1750-1830
by Paul Bénichou
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