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Applebaum, Anne
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Arkes, Hadley
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Armey, Dick
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Armstrong, Duke J.
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Asahina, Robert
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 I.F. Stone, Self-Crafted Icon
(July 1984)
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black people--screaming that women have a "constitutional right" to have babies without latching on to a husband, and that teenage girls have a "constitutional right" to get pregnant any time...
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Why Were We In Vietnam?
(November 1977)
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"Why Were We In Vietnam?" Nicola Chiaromonte, the Italian essayist, in a recent issue of Dissent. Attacking what he called "the widespread habit among our contemporaries of judging every problem concerning social reality in...
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Inanities: The Plays of Tom Stoppard
(June 1977)
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they come in the guise of antitheses. There is good reason to question a genre--if we can call it that--which, like sociology, is often weak as history, and, like the daily editorial, is often...
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The Talkies
(June 1976)
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by Robert Asahina There has been a lot of movie madness lately. By that I mean movies about madness, rather than madness about movies —although there has been more than enough of the latter,...
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The Talkies
(May 1976)
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by Robert Asahina Seven Beauties, the latest film of Italian director/ writer Lina Wertmliller, is now showing in Manhattan along with four of her previous movies (Swept Away..., All Screwed Up,...
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The Talkies
(March 1976)
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The Talkies byRobertAsahina / Reverence and solemnity are usually regarded as characteristic of religion and not of cinema, the "liveliest art" : Gravity is thought to be inimical to the high...
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The Talkies
(February 1976)
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by Robert Asabina Certain "cult" novels and films have had the power to embody as well as define the political and cultural essence of recent decades. One need scarcely be reminded of Catcher in...
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The Talkies
(January 1976)
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nority preferences; he is not bound to us by the nexus of profit and loss; if he pleases ten, he can afford to ignore nine with impunity. But so far we deal only with existing wants and known...
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The Talkies
(November 1975)
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by Robert Asahina Although the lonesome cowboy has been for some time an object of derision or nostalgia or parody (or even self-parody, as with John Wayne), the hardboiled detective has...
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The Talkies
(October 1975)
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by Robert Asahina j One interesting cultural phenomenon of the last eight years or so has been the rapidly growing interest in country music; and it is no accident (to use the old Marxist...
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Popular Culture and High Culture
(June 1975)
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candidates than it is to raise money for public policy issues, and it is still more difficult to raise money for fundamental research and writing of the kind engaged in by the Webbs—the kind that...
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Ascher, Abraham
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Ascherson, Neal
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Ashmead, John
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Ashrawi, Hanan
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Aslet, Clive
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Asman, David
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