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  Revelations and rehabilitation

  In 1977, the Force was with us, Annie Hall taught the middle class to cross-dress, and Robert Lowell...

  Vol. 32 No. 16 Published 08.28.03 by Scott Wilkerson
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  Alice in Blunderland

  The title of Alice Walker's new collection of poems invites us to place our Absolute Trust in the Go...

  Vol. 32 No. 7 Published 06.26.03 by Scott Wilkerson
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  Illusions of reality

  Looking back at the collected Umberto Eco oeuvre, one is dazzled, perhaps equally, by the capaciousn...

  Vol. 30 No. 36 Published 01.15.03 by Scott Wilkerson
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  Thar she blows

  Fishing for Herman Melville's later years

  Vol. 30 No. 17 Published 09.04.02 by Scott Wilkerson
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  Dueling poets

  Stern and Schultz offer two different visions of the world

  Vol. 30 No. 14 Published 08.14.02 by Scott Wilkerson
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  Speaking for the old guard

  John Barth's Coming Soon!!!

  Vol. 30 No. 8 Published 07.03.02 by Scott Wilkerson
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  Book Beat

  The last few years have been good for the Nobel Prize in Literature: Poets Wislawa Szymborska and Se...

  Vol. 30 No. 1 Published 05.16.01 by Scott Wilkerson
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  Book Beat

  If it is true that many writers imagine their invented people as stylized projections of themselves,...

  Vol. 30 No. 1 Published 05.16.01 by Scott Wilkerson
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  Book Beat

  A.S. Byatt's new novel, The Biographer's Tale, is precisely what one might expect from a Cambridge e...

  Vol. 29 No. 48 Published 04.11.01 by Scott Wilkerson
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  Book Beat

  In the fall of 1997, two great literary events changed the weather in American letters: Kurt Vonnegu...

  Vol. 29 No. 44 Published 03.14.01 by Scott Wilkerson
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  Romantic fool

  Collection of letters reveals Wilde's imaginative wit

  Vol. 29 No. 39 Published 02.10.01 by Scott Wilkerson
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  Book Beat

  If the Microsoft antitrust case has variously enraged, delighted and perplexed most of us, then it i...

  Vol. 29 No. 36 Published 01.20.01 by Scott Wilkerson
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  If the frisson of Bert Sugar's "long cigars and long nights" exemplifies anything at all, it is the...

  Vol. 29 No. 30 Published 12.09.00 by Scott Wilkerson
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  Rabbit returns

  Updike continues exploring the complexities of family life

  Vol. 29 No. 29 Published 12.02.00 by Scott Wilkerson
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  Revisiting Nixon

  Arrogance of Power a provocative version of the Nixon story

  Vol. 29 No. 26 Published 11.11.00 by Scott Wilkerson
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  We have before us an occasion once again to celebrate the most singular achievement of Dante's Purga...

  Vol. 29 No. 26 Published 11.11.00 by Scott Wilkerson
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  Henry Hart's masterful study of James Dickey reminds us that the poetics of a life are not finally r...

  Vol. 29 No. 22 Published 10.14.00 by Scott Wilkerson
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  Book Beat

  An expanded round-up of recent releases

  Vol. 29 No. 22 Published 10.14.00 by Scott Wilkerson
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  Book Beat

  Umberto Eco's Kant and the Platypus is neither exactly popular scholarship nor precisely scholarly e...

  Vol. 29 No. 22 Published 10.14.00 by Scott Wilkerson
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  Roberto Casati and Achille Varzi have pioneered new regions of mereology, the philosophy of spatial...

  Vol. 29 No. 22 Published 10.14.00 by Scott Wilkerson

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