Issues
Volume 20, Number 1 / September 2001
Notes & Comments
September 2001
Introducing Andante.com
Features
September 2001
The new Epicureans
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The first in a series titled “The survival of culture."
September 2001
What did Kierkegaard want?
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Reflections on the philosopher, occasioned by the recent biography by Alastair Hannay.
September 2001
The exemplar: Ignazio Silone
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A consideration of the novelist and anti-communist, and the accusations against him.
September 2001
The accomplishment of Edith Wharton
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A consideration of Edith Wharton’s achievement upon the Library of America publication of her Collected Stories.
September 2001
The fabrication of Aboriginal history
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On revisionism in Australia, and the difficulties of challenging orthodoxy.
September 2001
Louis Sullivan after functionalism
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Occasioned by The Idea of Louis Sullivan, by John Szarkowski; Louis Sullivan: The Poetry of Architecture, by Robert Twombly and Narciso G. Menocal; Sullivan’s City: The Meaning of Ornament for Louis Sullivan, by David van Zanten.
September 2001
The historiographical earthquake
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A review of Spain Betrayed: The Soviet Union in the Spanish Civil War, edited by Ronald Radosh, Mary W. Harbeck, and Grigory Sevostianov.
September 2001
Rewriting George Orwell
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A consideration of a new and bowdlerized edition of Homage to Catalonia.
September 2001
The Violence of Allen Tate
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On the poet and critic, upon the publication of Allen Tate: Orphan of the South, by Thomas A. Underwood.
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