June 1998
Marxism as farce
On the recent edition of The Communist Manifesto by Verso.
On the recent edition of The Communist Manifesto by Verso.
On the women’s studies program at Yale University.
The tenth in a series titled Reflections on a Cultural Revolution.
On the legacy of confessional poetry, occasioned by Ted Hughes’s Birthday Letters.
On History on Trial: Culture Wars & the Teaching of History by Gary B. Nash, Charlotte Crabtree, and Ross E. Dunn & the debate over history curricula.
A review of Victor Hugo: A Biography by Graham Robb
On Tony Blair & the current cultural situation in Britain.
On The Judas Kiss by David Hare.
On “An Expressionist in Paris: The Paintings of Chaim Soutine” at the Jewish Museum, New York.
On the Kirov Opera Festival at the Metropolitan Opera House, New York.
On recent developments in the tobacco wars.
On Birthday Letters by Ted Hughes, Wakefulness by John Ashbery, Desire by Frank Bidart, The Engrafted Word by Karl Kirchwey, Going Fast by Frederick Seidel & Green Sees Things in Waves by August Kleinzahler.
On the symposium “Reassessing ’68 in New York & Paris: Activism, Architecture & the Academy” at Columbia University.
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