Index

The New Criterion

Volume 4 September 1985 – June 1986


Agee, William C.

  • American art between the wars (ART), June, 44;

Aitchison, James

  • Rewriting childhood (Poem), Oct., 49

Allen, Dick

  • Cities & empires (Poem), Oct., 54;
  • The bookshop (Poem), June, 42;

Auchincloss, Louis

  • Portrait of the artist as Strether (NOTEBOOK), June, 86;

Bahlke, Conrad

  • Reading Larkin (Letter), Apr., 86

Bawer, Bruce

  • Doris Lessing: on the road to “The Good Terrorist,” Sept., 4;
  • Hemingway’s prelude to Paris, on Along with Youth: Hemingway, the Early Years by Peter Griffin, Oct., 34;
  • Dave Smith’s “creative writing,” Dec., 27;
  • “My dear, dear Sister”: the life of Dorothy Wordsworth, Jan., 26;
  • Reply to Kenneth S. Lynn (Letter), Jan., 83;
  • The fictive music of Wallace Stevens, Feb., 26;
  • Getting Stoned, a review of Children of Light by Robert Stone (BOOKS), Mar., 65;
  • Dylan Thomas: the poet in his letters, Apr., 8;
  • Pushkin by the Bay, a review of The Golden Gate by Vikram Seth (BOOKS), May, 77;
  • True Confessions, on The Good Mother by Sue Miller & other recent American works (FICTION CHRONICLE,), June, 78;

Bernstein, Charles

  • The “language poets” (Letter), Feb., 86

Blinken, Donald M.

  • Cold-war art history (Letter), Oct., 88

Bloom, Allan

  • Raymond Aron: the last of the liberals, Sept., 34

Boyers, Robert

  • “Atrocity & Amnesia” (Letter), May, 91;

Bradberry, James

  • Correction (Letter), Nov., 92

Brandow, Michael

  • The legacy of Punk Rock (NOTEBOOK), Sept., 82;

Brown, Frederick

  • The career of Gaston Gallimard, Feb., 18;

Cantor, Norman

  • Reply to Robert Darnton (Letter), Dec., 85

Case, Edward

  • Everything is possible to the cheerful hero (Poem), Oct., 45;

Case, Edward

  • 1914 (Poem), Oct., 46;
  • A victory is won (Poem), Oct., 47;
  • In a brand new Buick passing the reputed area of my grandfather’s grave (Poem), Oct., 48;
  • Minor poet (Poem), Oct., 48

Cassidy, Victor M.

  • Two reputations, a review of Pound/Lewis: The Letters of Ezra Pound & Wyndham Lewis edited by Timothy Materer (BOOKS), Jan.,
  • László Moholy-Nagy: adventurer in light (PHOTOGRAPHY), May, 64;

Champa, Kermit S.

  • Renoir in Boston, Dec., 42;

Cohn, Robert Greer

  • Derrida at Yale (NOTEBOOK), May, 82

Coleman, Jacqueline

  • The New Theatricality, on Trisha Brown & others (DANCE), Dec., 59

Craft, Robert

  • Schumann on the couch, on Schumann: Music & Madness by Peter F. Ostwald (NOTEBOOK), May, 86

Daniel, David

  • The trouble with Robbins, on Jerome Robbins’s In Memory of . . . & other works (DANCE), Feb., 55

Darnton, Robert

  • Lawrence Stone & Marxism (Letter), Dec., 85

Di Piero, W. S.

  • Morandi of Bologna (LETTER FROM ITALY), May, 39;

Edel, Leon

  • Letters between two masters, on Flaubert & Turgenev: A Friendship in Letters edited by Barbara Beaumont (BOOKS), Dec., 69;

The Editors

  • Reply to Anthony Grafton, Sean Wilentz, Gertrude Himmelfarb & J. H. Hexter (Letter), Mar., 86;

Epstein, Daniel Mark

  • Thinking of Thomas Moore (Poem), Jan., 35;
  • The barrel organ (from “Homage to Mallarmé”) (Poem), Mar., 38;
  • Old times (from “Homage to Mallarmé”) (Poem), Mar., 40;

Falcoff, Mark

  • Americans in Mexico, a review of The Old Gringo by Carlos Fuentes(BOOKS), Feb., 71;

Frank, Joseph

  • The “superfluous man,” a review of Who Is to Blame? by Alexander Herzen, translated from the Russian by Michael R. Katz (BOOKS), Sept., 66;

Freedberg, S. J.

  • On art history, Sept., 18;

Fromm, Gloria G.

  • Making up Jean Rhys, Dec., 47;

Gardner, James

  • No forgetting, a review of All Our Yesterdays by Natalia Ginzburg (BOOKS), Sept., 69;
  • Spanish still-life painting of the “Golden Age,” Oct., 24;
  • Michelangelo & the Quattrocento (ART), Nov., 67;
  • Italo Calvino, 1923-1985, Dec., 6;
  • Propertius, our contemporary, a review of Propertius: The Poems translated from the Latin by W.G. Shepherd (BOOKS), June, 73;

Gibson, Eric

  • Di Suvero & constructivism (ART), Sept., 55;
  • Dim “Horizons” at the Guggenheim, on New Horizons in American Art (ART), Nov., 62;
  • David Park & the figure (ART), Dec., 64;
  • Two sculptors, on Donald Lipski & William Tucker (ART), Jan., 57;
  • Josef Albers: in the engine room of modern art, Apr.,
  • Naum Gabo at the Guggenheim, June, 34;

Gilbert, Creighton

  • Bellini’s drawings, a review of Jacopo Bellini: The Louvre Album of Drawings edited by Bernhard Degenhart & Annegrit Schmitt (BOOKS), Sept.,
  • Donatello as curator’s choice, on Italian Renaissance Sculpture in the Time of Donatello at the Detroit Institute of Arts (ART), Jan., 52;
  • From 1066 to now, a review of The Bayeaux Tapestry by David M. Wilson (BOOKS), Apr., 80;

Grafton, Anthony (& Sean Wilentz)

  • Marxism, Princeton & Lawrence Stone (Letter), Mar., 84

Gress, David

  • Michel Foucault, Apr., 19

Hall, Donald

  • Philip Larkin, 1922-1985, Feb., 10

Harnack, Curtis

  • Night passage (Poem), Feb., 36

Hexter, J. H.

  • Marxism, Princeton & Lawrence Stone (Letter), Mar, 85

Himmelfarb, Gertrude

  • Marxism, Princeton & Lawrence Stone (Letter), Mar., 84

Hofstadter, Dan

  • Paris possessed, on the photographs of Eugène Atget, Dec., 14;
  • Hare, tortoise, umpire, on François Boucher at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, June, 15;

Iannone, Carol

  • Feminism & literature, a review of The New Feminist Criticism: Essays on Women, Literature & Theory edited by Elaine Showalter(BOOKS), Nov., 83;

Janis, Eugenia

  • Parry Degas laid bare, a review of Degas: His Life, Times & Work by Roy McMullen (BOOKS), Nov., 78

Jordy, William H.

  • The return of Mies van der Rohe (ARCHITECTURE), May, 45;

Joseph, John

  • Reading Larkin (Letter), Apr., 86

Justice, Donald

  • Piano lessons: a memoir of the Thirties (Poem), `x Mar., 41;
  • Psalm & lament (Poem), June, 40;

Kennedy, X. J.

  • Terse elegy for J. V. Cunningham (Poem), Oct., 50;
  • Twelve dead, scores homeless (Poem), Oct., 51;
  • Larkin’s voice, Feb., 16

Kenyon, Jane

  • Siesta at the Hotel Frattina (Poem), Oct., 52;
  • Small early valentine (Poem), Apr., 42;
  • Spring changes (Poem), Apr., 43;
  • The clearing (Poem), Apr., 44;
  • While we were arguing (Poem), Apr., 45;

Kimball, Roger

  • The war according to Sartre, a review of The War Diaries of Jean-Paul Sartre: November 1939- March 1940 (BOOKS), Sept., 73;
  • Getting back to nature, a review of Toward a More Natural Science: Biology & Human Affairs by Leon R. Kass, M.D. (BOOKS), Oct., 81;
  • Dartmouth’s Hood Museum (ARCHITECTURE), Nov., 45;
  • The ambiguities of Milan Kundera, Jan., 5;
  • The avant-garde comes to Hofstra, on the symposium Avant-Garde Art & Literature: Toward a Reappraisal of Modernism (NOTEBOOK), Feb., 78;
  • Politics, politics, politics — the PEN Congress in New York, Mar., 8;
  • Decline of the self, a review of Death of the Soul: From Descartes to the Computer by William Barrett (BOOKS), Apr., 77;
  • Making a spectacle of architecture on PBS, on the television series Pride of Place, May, 25;
  • Debating the humanities at Yale, on the symposium The Humanities & the Public Interest, June, 23;

Kramer, Hilton

  • The Whitney’s new Graves, on Michael Graves’s design for a new Whitney Museum, Sept., 1;
  • The sorrows of Kurt Schwitters, Oct., 1;
  • Introduction to “From the Journals of Thornton Wilder,”, Oct., 6;
  • Reply to Donald M. Blinken (Letter), Oct., 88;
  • Reply to Raymond J. Learsy (Letter), Nov., 90;
  • At the Picasso Museum, Jan., 1;
  • Modernism & its enemies, on Fredric Jameson, Roger Starr, Daniel Bell et al., Mar., 1;
  • Peggy Guggenheim as history, Apr., 1;
  • Richard Serra at MOMA, May, 1;
  • Writing the history of the New York intellectuals, on Prodigal Sons by Alexander Bloom, June, 1;

Kramer, Mimi

  • And all their minds transfigured, on New York’s lack of a regular theater-going audience & other matters, (THEATER), Nov., 53;
  • Why Edwin Drood had to die, on the musical The Mystery of Edwin Drood (THEATER), Jan., 43;
  • Winter journey, on revivals of Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest & Noël Coward’s Hay Fever (THEATER), Feb., 50;
  • Aunt Dan & Wally, on Wallace Shawn’s Aunt Dan & Lemon (THEATER), Mar., 54;
  • Who has seen Christina Rossetti?, on the musical Goblin Market (THEATER), June, 56;

Kuryluk, Ewa

  • Memory & responsibility: Claude Lanzmann’s “Shoah,” Nov., 14;
  • Reply to Daniel Talbot (Letter), Feb., 85

Langbaum, Robert

  • Seeing Lawrence whole, a review of Flame into Being: The Life & Work of D. H. Lawrence by Anthony Burgess (BOOKS), Jan., 67

Learsy, Raymond

  • The new Whitney Museum (Letter), Nov., 89

Leithauser, Brad

  • Two incidents on & off Guam (Poem), Sept., 42;

Lennon, Peter

  • Reading Larkin (Letter), Apr., 86

Lipman, Samuel

  • What the Cliburn contest thinks of pianists (MUSIC), Sept., 48;
  • When the critic criticized, on The Music Monster by Charles Reid, a biography of James William Davison of the London Times (MUSIC), Oct., 64;
  • Remembering “Parsifal,” Nov., 21;
  • Eastward the course of (Western) music, on the NHK Orchestra of Japan in New York (MUSIC), Dec.,
  • Casanova at the City Opera, on Dominick Argento’s Casanova (MUSIC), Jan., 39;
  • Reply to Konrad Wolff & Andrew Raeburn (Letter), Jan. 1986, 87;
  • But if the artist fail?, on the failure of musical talent, Feb., 1;
  • A great Spanish pianist, on Ricardo Viñes (MUSIC), Mar., 61;
  • The LaSalle Quartet & Pierre Boulez (MUSIC), Apr., 50;
  • Reply to William E. Lowry (Letter), Apr., 85;
  • Art & patronage today, May, 6

Lowry, William E.

  • The musician as writer (Letter), Apr., 85

Lynn, Kenneth S.

  • Early Hemingway (Letter), Jan., 82

Mariani, Paul

  • Ars poetica (Poem), May, 37

Mellow, James R.

  • Hopper’s scene, a review of Hopper’s Places by Gail Levin (BOOKS), Feb., 69;

Morris, Herbert

  • Ultimate poem (Poem), Dec., 51;
  • William James in Brazil (Poem), Feb., 37
  • A profound simplicity: the poetry of Andrew Young, Oct., 41;

Myers, John Bernard

  • Peggy Guggenheim (Letter), June, 88

Nims, John Frederick

  • In Venice, the light airs (Poem), Apr., 49

Norris, Leslie

  • Christmas in Utah (Poem), Feb., 35;

Pack, Robert

  • Neanderthal poem ah number one (Poem), Apr., 46

Paul, David

  • The world of Pope, a review of Alexander Pope: A Life by Maynard Mack (BOOKS), May, 70;

Perl, Jed

  • Figures in three dimensions, on the sculpture of Timothy Woodman & Barbara Goodstein (ART), Sept., 60;
  • The Twilight Zone, on Representation Abroad at the Hirshhorn (ART), Oct., 55;
  • Academic Surrealism, on L’Amour fou: Photography & Surrealism at the Corcoran Gallery (PHOTOGRAPHY), Nov., 38;
  • Geometry lessons, on Contrasts of Form: Geometric Abstract Art 1910-1980 at MOMA, Dec., 34;
  • Starring Cindy Sherman: notes on the new art world, Jan., 14;
  • Houses, fields, gardens, hills, on Catherine Murphy, Joan Snyder, Jennifer Bartlett & Esti Dunow (ART), Feb., 43;
  • Hayter’s line & Golub’s message (ART), Mar., 45;
  • Winter notebook, a gallery round-up (ART), Apr., 57;
  • Storytellers, on Eric Fischl & Gabriel Laderman (ART), May, 57;
  • Putting the Sixties to bed, on Definitive Statements, an exhibition of American art 1964-1966 at Brown University, June, 9;
  • Versions of pastoral, on John Heliker, Richard Tobias, Anthony Caro & others (ART), June, 48

Petersen, Donald

  • The eye egg (Poem), Nov., 31;
  • Smiling for Foggerson (Poem), Nov., 32;
  • That door (Poem), Nov., 34;
  • Solitary woman (Poem), Nov., 35;
  • This not that (Poem), Nov., 36

Pryce-Jones, David

  • Novels with politics, a review of Atrocity & Amnesia: The Political Novel since 1945 by Robert Boyers (BOOKS), Feb. 1986, 74;
  • Reply to Robert Boyers (Letter), May, 92;

Putnam, Thomas

  • Leonard Bernstein (Letter), Sept.,

Raeburn, Andrew

  • The Cliburn contest (Letter), Jan., 85

Resnikova, Eva

  • Tchaikovsky’s ballets, a review of Tchaikovsky’s Ballets by Roland John Wiley (BOOKS), Jan., 61;

Richman, Robert

  • Chilling observations, a review of The Lamplit Answer by Gjertrud Schnackenberg (BOOKS), Oct., 78;
  • Lyric to narrative, a review of Dangerous Play: Poems 1974-1984 by Andrew Motion (BOOKS), Jan., 76;
  • “Trying to preserve something,” a tribute to Philip Larkin, Feb., 13;
  • Reply to Conrad Bahlke, John Joseph & Peter Lennon (Letter), Apr., 88;

Rifkind, Donna

  • Access to the past, a review of Gentlemen in England by A. N. Wilson (BOOKS), Mar., 79;

Rudikoff, Sonya

  • “A singular institution,” a review of Enlarging the Change by Robert Fitzgerald (BOOKS), Mar., 72

Saisselin, R. G.

  • The new art history (Letter), Sept., 85

Schwartz, Sanford

  • The Saatchi Collection, or, a generation comes into focus, Mar., 22

Schwartz, Stephen

  • Escapees in paradise: literary life in San Francisco, Dec., 1;
  • Reply to Charles Bernstein (Letter), Feb., 87;

Shapiro, Alan

  • Familiar story (Poem), Oct., 53

Shaw, Peter

  • Marxism & criticism, a review of The Function of Criticism: From “The Spectator” to Post-Structuralism by Terry Eagleton (BOOKS), Dec., 81

Simpson, Louis

  • Sea of grass (Poem), May, 35;

Spires, Elizabeth

  • February origami (Poem), Jan., 38;

Talbot, Daniel

  • Lanzmann’s “Shoah” (Letter), Feb., 85

Tuttleton, James W.

  • What is “humanism”?, a review of Irving Babbitt: An Intellectual Study by Thomas R. Nevin (BOOKS), Nov., 75;
  • René Wellek: the theorist as historian, a review of A History of Modern Criticism, Vol. 5 & Vol. 6 (BOOKS), Feb., 64;
  • The consolations of Emerson, a review of The American Newness by Irving Howe (BOOKS), Apr.,

Wellek, René

  • Hofmannsthal’s world, a review of Hugo von Hofmannsthal & His Time by Hermann Broch (BOOKS), Dec., 75;
  • Lukács before Marx, a review of The Young Lukács by Lee Congdon & Georg Lukács & His Generation 1900-1918 by Mary Gluck (BOOKS), June 1986, 69;

Wilder, Thornton

  • From the journals of Thornton Wilder selected & edited by Donald Gallup, with an introduction by Hilton Kramer, Oct., 6

Wilentz, Sean & Anthony Grafton

  • Marxism, Princeton & Lawrence Stone (Letter), Mar., 84

Wolff, Konrad

  • The Cliburn contest (Letter), Jan., 84

Young, Vernon

  • A vanishing metaphor, a review of On the Shores of the Mediterranean by Eric Newby (BOOKS), Oct., 73;
  • Chaplin disinterred, a review of Chaplin: His Life & Art by David Robinson (BOOKS), June, 62