September 1996
Judgment is forced upon us by experience
On the fifteenth anniversary of The New Criterion.
On the fifteenth anniversary of The New Criterion.
On poetry & poetry criticism in The New Criterion.
On the inauguration of a series of articles concerning the future of Europe’s history & culture.
The first in a series on “The future of the European past.”
On A Partisan Century: Political Writings from Partisan Review edited by Edith Kurzweil.
On The Killing of History by Keith Windschuttle.
On the politics of identity.
On The Best American Poetry 1996 edited by Adrienne Rich.
On the career of the writer, teacher & activist.
A review of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: The Only Comprehensive Editions by Mark Twain.
On the author’s work & a new novel, Jackson’s Dilemma.
On recent exhibitions of these artists’ work & “Edward Hopper: An Intimate Biography” by Gail Levin.
On poetry and translation.
On Martin Guerre & other plays.
On a retrospective of the artist’s work at the Yale Center for British Art.
On Meret Oppenheim at the Guggenheim Museum, New York.
On the state of the arabesque in recent dance.
On Primary Colors & subsequent controversies.
On the life & work of the Scottish poet.
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