PARTISAN REVIEW
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GOLFFING, Francis: (br) The
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GOODHEART, Eugene: (br)
The Utopian Function ofArt
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GRAFF, Gerald: (br) College: The
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GRAY, Cleve: Seduction and Be–
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111,357
HADAS, Rachel: (br) Cigarettes
by Harry Mathews; The
Voyeur by Alberto Moravia;
Beloved by Toni Morrison;
The Golden Droplet by
Michel Tournier, II, 310; On
Time, III, 374; Sea, Sky,
Mountain, Lantern, (poem),
111,449
HARBISON, Robert: On the
Hudson River School, III,
468
HARRINGTON, Michael: An
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dosh, I, 76
HARTWIG, Julia: Above Us,
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HAVILAND, Beverly: (br) Break
it Down by Lydia Davis;
692
The Progress of Love by
Alice Munro; Celebration by
Mary Lee Settle, I, 151
HELLERSTEIN, Kathryn: (br)
Happy Hour by Alan
Shapiro; Sapphics Against
Anger and Other Poems by
Timothy Steele; The Golden
Gate by Vikram Seth, IV,
HERBECK, Ernst: The Sword ,
(poem),
(tr.
Melissa Monroe),
I,
115
HERBERT, Zbigniew: Landscape,
(poem), (tr. Bogdana and
John Carpenter), II, 113;
The Nepenthe Family,
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HERF, Jeffrey: Phillip Jenninger
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HIDAS, Gyorgy: Hungary After
Glasnost, (Symposium), II,
180
HOLLANDER, Paul: (br) The
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Revised and updated edition
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HOOK, Sidney: Curricular Politics,
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HOWARD, Richard : Poem
Beginning With a Line by
Isadora Duncan, (poem), III,
442
IONESCO, Eugene: Theaters of
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ISEMAN, Marjorie: Hungary Af–
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190
JACOB , Max: Christ at the
