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 Vol. 106 Issue 004 (March 2 1979)
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Vol. 106 Issue 005 (March 16 1979)
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the way you know, for example, the further damage on the peoples of In- Correspondence principle of...
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Editorials
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.•afaala a'. Correspondence 130 .---~ Na- r , ._1 VA Editorials 131 ;!'U!IINMI Our China tilt: Peter Kovler The Screen: Colin L. Westerbeck, Jr. 146 Books Contents Volume CVI,...
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Our China tilt
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Kovler, Peter
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the term "liberation theology," and developed his own formu- tragically, this is apparent in the U.S. reaction to the lation in dialogue with, rather than opposition to, the Latin ...
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Trying for number 37
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Hammond, Margo
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is that from the Chinese viewpoint, Blumenthal is even less has acted with great restraint. As everyone tries to "save than a paper tiger; he is a paper tiger critic. ...
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History home to roost
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McCarthy, Abigail
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confidence of all the parties. A solution favored by the smaller emerge looking like an intransigent partner. parties, but opposed by the Communists since it seems to carry Elections in...
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Dis-orient express
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Getlein, Frank
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dinner!). But he was unequivocal in his ignorant-"without sufficient knowl- I had never heard then of the "boy speech to the National Press Club ... and edge"-of the history of...
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Into the secular void
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Smith, John E.
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CULTS & CHARISMATIC...
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A Puebla diary
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Cox, Harvey
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AFTER THE POPE WENT HOME A Puebla diary HARVEY...
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The Stage: Tennessee's Waltz
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Weales, Gerald
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itself impervious to every new DDT developed. No matter...
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The Screen
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Westerbeck, Colin L. Jr.
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itself impervious to every new DDT developed. No matter...
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Jesus: An Experiment in Christology
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Senior, Donald
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serious title (A Streetcar Named Desire, Camino Real), and decision to ally herself with Bodey suggests that warm vulgar- what little plot the play has carries Dorothea beyond...
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Winterspelt/My Disappearance in Providence and Other Stories
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Feo, Ronald De
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In the case of this book, such a pastoral challenge. The Christian stand is that son, is the "parable of God," the one goal-even if only partially achieved-is God can and does "act"...
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Lives and Letters
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Meyers, Jeffrey
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solves to surrender; his mistress, Kiithe As a whole, the short story collection, pieces is admirable, but at times we feel Lenk, a schoolteacher; Doctor Schefold, fly...
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Literary Places
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Vellucci, Dennis
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Katherine Mansfield, the central fig- later career (only five years separated tion from the fraudulent and ruthless ure of this group, was closely connected The Necessity of...
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The Civilizing Process
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Ellard, George
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The other figure who stands out sorship for his radical reconciliation of prohibiting certain behavior (facts about seems, at first glance, an unlikely candi- religion...
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Haven in a Heartless World
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Elshtain, Jean Bethke
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conquered. It does not take a great deal of more and institutions, Elias helps us rec- trol; all self-righteous and priggish forces historical insight to realize that he was ognize their...
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Neighbors in Conflict
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Kelly, James R.
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characterization a compelling and plaus- Lasch claims why do we still care so pieces, why, and to what end? The proj- ible one? Would, or could, it gain ac- much, fret so much,...
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The Great American Newspaper
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Schroth, Raymond A.
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strongly with economic variables such as history of The Voice portrays...
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Vol. 106 Issue 006 (March 30 1979)
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