Issues
Volume 19, Number 1 / September 2000
Notes & Comments
Features
September 2000
The difficulty with Hegel
Reflections on the philosopher, occasioned by the recent biography by Terry Pinkard.
September 2000
Clement Greenberg
A memoir of the art critic, reprinted from the book Telling Lives, edited by Alistair Horne, which was published in England this year by Macmillan.
September 2000
Looking backward at Edward Bellamy’s utopia
On the pervasive influence of the American utopian.
September 2000
The river grows muddied
On The Evolution of English Prose, 1700–1800: Style, Politeness and Print Culture, by Carey McIntosh.
Poems
September 2000
Registering bliss
September 2000
December in Florida
Theater
September 2000
A theatrical cipher
On Avow, by Bill C. Davis; The Laramie Project, by Moises Kaufman & The Man Who Came To Dinner, by George Kaufman and Moss Hart.
Art
September 2000
The splendid Chardin
On Chardin at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
September 2000
Exhibition note
On Alice Neel, at Whitney Museum of American Art, New York.
Dance
September 2000
Two princes & a mock Tudor
On Ethan Stiefel, Angel Corella & the spring season at the American Ballet Theatre.
Music
September 2000
The other Rota
On the Italian composer Nino Rota.
September 2000
Starry skies above
On the Ojai Music Festival in California.
The media
September 2000
The politics of posturing
On “reality” television and the Republican convention.
Notebook
September 2000
Crudity beyond belief
On the English town Walsall, and its new art gallery.
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