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 Vol. 106 Issue 020 (November 9 1979)
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Correspondence Murdoch on mothers Summit, N.J. To the Editors: I read Anna Maria Murdoch's reflections on motherhood and mythology [Aug. 31 ]at 3 A.M. one night recently while attending the...
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Editorials
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Contents Volume CVI, Number 20 Correspondence 612 Editorials 613 Kind word for Carter: Thomas Powers 615 People who are fire: John Garvey 617 The poet as theologian of secularity: Lawrence S....
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Kind word for Carter
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Powers, Thomas
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all. Nowhere does he speak of "abortion on demand." Andin fact he argues that the case for federal funding of abortion for the poor shouldnot be argued on the basis of "legal right" but of...
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People who are fire
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Garvey, John
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(2) Harry S Truman sent a secret army from Burma into China, involved the United States in the Greek civil war, supported the French in Indochina, and sent hundreds of thousands of U.S. soldiers...
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The poet as theologian of secularity
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Cunningham, Lawrence S.
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ON THE CENTENARY OF WALLACE STEVENS The poet as theologian of se'cularity I Ill I I I LAWRENCE S. CUNNIN GHAM Reality (Harvard, 1965) that Stevens firmly anchored all of his poetry in the...
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The father of Studs
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Finn, James
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what Jean Paul Sartre has called a "stem optimism." There is a sense (or, at minimum, a desire) of union in Roethke; contrariwise, aloneness in Stevens. Stevens accepted that chasm between self...
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What Iris Murdoch doesn't know
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Cunneen, Sally
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II INGMAR BERGMAN CROSSED WITH CHARLIE CHAPLIN? What Iris Murdoch doesn't know ! SALLY CUNNEEN R ECEN'I~ ADS for Viking Press feature grafitti of a heart pierced by an arrow; above it is the...
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Screen
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Westerbeck, Colin L. Jr.
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cated mode she adopts in these late novels exploits this mimetic accuracy in order to prod the reader to her ironic attitude towards the human failings captured in them. What Iris Murdoch knows...
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The uses of adversity
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Maloff, Saul
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PHILIP ROTH & THE M/LSTER'S VOICE I The uses of adversity I SAUL MALOFF T HE BUZZ-VALUE of Philip Roth's new novel, * for readers enamored of such things, can be disposed of handily, without...
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Aborting America
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Hoyt, Robert G.
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worst possible advocate. We've always known what they'll never know: that art is sovereign; that its only responsibility (the word itself is absurd) is to itself, its own laws and truths. Any...
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The Nuclear Question
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Powers, Thomas
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agreeing with the second, I suggest that a successful hardline fight to restore restrictive laws will not overcome, will more likely nourish the abortion ethic where it has taken root. Logic...
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The Gnostic Gospels
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Perkins, Pheme
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respond by knocking out a missile based inside the Soviet Union.' 'Well, then what do they, do? 'Well,' he said, 'that's when we hope cooler heads will prevail and they'll stop and talk." As it...
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The Obstacle Race
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Mullarkey, Maureen
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ZUO'lt :ll::lgl l Catholic Relief Services THANKSGIVING CLOTHING COLLECTION Bring clothing to your local parish Classified I RATES: 70c a word, one time; 66c, three times; 63c, six times;...
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With Clumsy Grace
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O'Brien, David
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At heart, The Obstacle Race is not a new book. It is The Female Eunuch gone artsy and gussied up with footnotes (listing sources in the obligatory French and German) in a strained attempt...
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Vol. 106 Issue 021 (November 23 1979)
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