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tentionally reminded us that victimization cannot be intellectual currency.
Victimization is what politics is supposed to change. Politics - not
myth,
not fairy tales, not Halloween costumes worn to titillate a public unable
to distinguish between real and fantasized oppression. Politics -
that
mundane art of the possible, that bent but unbroken weapon of change.
Coming in
Partisan Review:
• A Symposium on P.
C.
• Fiction by Doris Lessing
• Norman Manea: The Writer and the Big Beast
• An Interview with Julia Kristeva
• Richard Pipes on Intellectuals and Anti-Americanism
• Louis Sass:
The Postmodernist Turn in Psychoanalysis
• Pearl
K.
Bell: Fiction Chronicle
• James Olney on Richard Wright
