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 Vol. 108 Issue 009 (May 8 1981)
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Vol. 108 Issue 010 (May 22 1981)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Editorials
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involvement as simply naive--the upshot of current attacks on missionaries and clergy in Latin America. Yes, sometimes n~ivet6 is a problem; but the critics should temper their conclu- sions...
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The press on El Salvador
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Leary, Mary Ellen
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In short, the United States is becoming increasingly Repub- A GOP FUTURE? lican, although it is becoming more conservative only on The 1980 election seems barely over, but politicos are not...
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Iron law of institutions
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Powers, Thomas
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themselves acknowledged, as a consequence of "feeling same pattern expressed all across the nation, often in papers of burned" first by an administration deceptive about Vietnam only 20,000 to...
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The Gnostics among us
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Garvey, John
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The usual explanation of this phenomenon is one word: bureaucracy. But that only suggests that reality. It is not individuals defending their perquis- ites which frustrate the programs of...
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Hemingway alive
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Maloff, Saul
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VENOMOUS, ABUSIVE-AND TENDER Hemingway alive SAUL MALOFF "HE was," Archibald MacLeish wrote of Hemingway, "one of the most human and spiritually powerful creatures I have ever known. The only...
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Walt Whitman, poet of democracy
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Borges, Jorge Luis
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Myself, I wrote my book Fervor de Buenos Aires under the direct influence of Walt Whitman and wrote that in the book's prologue. In my opinion, Whitman is the father of all that is...
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Screen
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Westerbeck, Colin L. Jr.
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because Poe, to whom we also owe so much, was a contempo- rary of Whitman. Poe and Whitman didn't know each other and I think it was better that way. They surely would not have been able to...
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World Without End
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Grumbach, Doris
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Books: THREE INSIDERS, ONE OUTSIDER WORLD WITHOUT END Francine duPlessix Gray Simon and Schuster, $12.95, 320 pp. Doris Grumbach IF ONE were given to reviewing by bestowing genre-labels one...
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Housekeeping
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Booth, Rosemary
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A novel of intelligence (cont.) dilemma facing three persons in middle age who've had a lifelong obsession for I I I each other." (Continued from page. 306) fidelities are to Mara, to...
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Religious booknotes
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Sawicki, Marianne
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A novel of intelligence (cont.) dilemma facing three persons in middle age who've had a lifelong obsession for I I I each other." (Continued from page. 306) fidelities are to Mara, to...
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The Analogical Imagination
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Burrell, David
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From particularity to a discourse for all THE ANALOGICAL IMAGINATION CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY AND THE CULTURE OF PLURALISM David Tracy Crossroad, $14.95, 496 pp. David Burrell THIS LONG-promised...
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The Eagle's Gift
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deMille, Richard
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this time discovering unplumbed depths of his own prior experience in Mexico, unsuspected compartments on the "left side" of his mind, where lurk eschatological lessons long before taught...
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Too Long a Sacrifice
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Bowman, David J.
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this time discovering unplumbed depths of his own prior experience in Mexico, unsuspected compartments on the "left side" of his mind, where lurk eschatological lessons long before taught...
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Turning/Creative Dislocation
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CARMODY, JOHN
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tailed and accurate. The writing is clear, but the "beauty" mentioned in the blurb is confined almost entirely to the last paragraphs of each chapter--evidence that they were origi-...
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Marxism/Marx Against the Marxists
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Baum, Gregory
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Kirkrid e ...... EYent s: GAY, LESBIAN & CHRI.STIAN JUNE 12-14, 1981 John McNeill~ C. He yward, AI ~armines~ .Bev Harrison TRAINING IN THE ART OF BIBLE STUDY JUNE 16-22,...
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