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Sidney Hook ECHOES OF THE ROSENBERG CASE: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL POSTSCRIPT The judge who sent Ethel and Julius to the chair has lived a life of peerless liberal guilt. Some time in the early...
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Sidney Hook MEMORIES OF YADDO: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL POSTSCRIPT A distinguished philosopher recalls the early days of a writers' colony where anti-capitalism flourished in plush...
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BOOK REVIEWS Early this spring the New York ..LaTimes published an op-ed piece by Sidney Hook on the ethical dilemmas in treating the critically ill. The subject holds more than theoretical...
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are all around that its anointed herald s are going to get together to have a good cry . . . and, incidentally, to continue to distort it. When in the fullness o f time all the superlatives...
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gave hun pens, but only a lamted amount of paper. So he developed a microscopic style that enabled lum to put 18,000 Korean characters on a page--a record, he now muses Through the...
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Sidney Hook THE WORLDLY WAYS OF JOHN KENNETH GALBRAITH When it comes to knowledge of the theory and practice of Communism, J.K. Galbraith remains an innocent. Like other autobiographies of...
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BOOKS IN REVIEWS - "The Present Danger" No matter who emerges as the presidential victor in November, Norman Podhoretz ought to be awarded a Freedom Medal for composing this book. It is a clear, soberly...
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Reflections on the Disorder of Our Times The following essay is adapted from a speech given by Dr. Sidney Hook at the Fifth Annual Meeting of the Open Court...
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Hobsbawm, Eric
Echoes of the Rosenberg Case: An Autobiographical Postscript
(January 1989)
