PARTISAN REVIEW
Nicaragua with Nelson
"Mandala" and My Diva,
(story), IV, 560
KINNELL, Galway: The Ceiling,
(poem), IV, 559
KIRCHWEY, Karl: The Diva's
First Song (White's Hotel,
London), (poem), I, 105
KRIEGEL, Leonard: In Kafka's
House, IV, 574
KROL, Marcin: From a Polish
Writer in New Haven, II,
294
KURZWEIL, Edith: The Freudians,
I, 38; (br) Unanswered
Questions. Nazi Germany
and the Genocide of the
Jews edited by
Fran~ois
Furet; Why Did the
Heavens Not Darken? The
"Final Solution" in History
by Arno Mayer, II, 302;
The Castle, IV, 549; Circus
in Madrid, IV, 592
lA FARGE, Ben: What Bloodcells
Understand, (poem), III,
442
LEA, Sydney: Manifest, (poem), III,
433
LEHMAN, David: (br) Lovesong:
Becoming a Jew by Julius
Lester, II, 321
LEVINE, Madeline: (br) Happy as
a Dog's Tail by Anna Swir;
Tremor: Selected Poems by
Adam Zagajewski;
Unattainable Earth by
Czeslaw Milosz, I, 145
LOGAN, William: Chamber Music,
(poem), II, 272
MacDONALD, Heather:
Postmodernism and Its
Discontented, IV, 554
676
MARCUS, Steven: Reinventing the
Revolution, III, 354
MAY, Wong: Mr. Dobson
&
the
After-Life ofCarnations,
(poem), II, 267
McClATCHY,
J.
D.: (br) New and
Collected Poems by Richard
Wilbur, I, 155
MEISEL, Perry: (br)JeanJacques
Rousseau: Transparency
and Obstruction byJean
Starobinski, I, 163
MENAND, Louis: A Wilde for Our
Time, II, 255
MIDDLETON, Christopher: The
Fate of Hafsa's Poems, III,
385
MONTENEGRO, David: An
Interview With Derek
Walcott, II, 202
MORITZ, A F.: To His Subject
Matter, (poem), I, 104
NISBET, Robert: (br) Tocqueville:
A Biography by Andre
Jardin, pI, 483
OATES, Joyce Carol: The Hair,
(story), III, 394
OLIVER, Mary: Everything,
(poem), I, 99
PARAMONOV, Boris: The Culture
ofSoviet Anti-Semitism, II,
193
PERCHIK, Simon: 162, (poem), I,
100
PERL, Jed: Salvador Dali, I, 136
PHILLIPS, William: Comment, I, 7;
Comment, II, 177;
Comment 111,337; (br)
The Pleasures of Reading in
an Ideological Age by
Robert Alter; The Ethics of
Reading by J. Hillis Miller,
11,298; (br) The Art of the
