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Articles
Six
Reflections on Terrorism:
Edith Kurzweil
Daniel Dayan
Paul
Hollander
Andrei
Markovits
Jeffrey Herf
Robert Wistrich
Cynthia Ozick
Melville's
Skull and the Idea of Jerusalem
George
Jochnowitz
Marx,
Money, and Mysticism
Sanford
Pinsker
Art
as Excess: Charlie Parker and Philip Roth
Colin
Eisler
"Gold-Ground"
Art and the Cold War:
Solving the Great Kress Mystery
Judith S.Goldstein
Alone with Charlotte
Salomon
Susan McReynolds
Dostoevsky in
Europe
Steven
J. Zipperstein
Isaac Rosenfeld's Dybbuk
Karen Wilkin
At the Galleries
Fiction
Karen
Greenberg
Cortados on
the Quai
Poetry
Adam
Zagajewski
Jennifer
Barber
Jacquelyn
Pope
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Reviews
Eugene
Goodheart
Expanding Our Sympathies
The Terrible
Power of a Minor Guilt
by Abraham B. Yehoshua
Mark Bauerlein
The Politics of Leftist Reality
Experiments Against
Reality: The Fate of Culture in the Postmodern Age
by Roger Kimball
Daniel Hayes
The Historical Unconscious
Promises, Promises
by Adam Phillips
Peter Wood
Anti-Matters
Race Matters
by Cornel West
P.N. Furbank
Make No Bones
The Great Unknowing:
Last Poems
by Denise Levertov
The Niche Narrows:
New and Selected Poems
by Samuel Menashe
Herbert Lottman
Around the Torch
of Liberty
Emigré
New York: French Intellectuals in Wartime Manhattan, 1940-1944
by Jeffrey Mehlman
Michael
Kimmage
Urbane Beginnings
A Life in the
Twentieth Century: Innocent Beginnings
by Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.
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