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IMPLICATIONS OF THE LEFT-WING SCHISM Italy's New Socialists Bv Walter Lucas Rome In the middle of last month, more than 700 Left-wing rebels from Pietro Nenni's Italian Socialist party (psi)...
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A Rejoinder By Ralph Ellison Iam sorry Irving Howe got the impression that I was throwing bean-balls when I only meant to pitch him a hyperbole. It would seem, however, that he approves of angry...
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WRITERS&WRITING John Cheever's Golden Egg By Stanley Edgar Hyman When a highly-esteemed short story writer tries a novel and fails at it, in this amazing country, he is rewarded just as though he...
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Frost: the Stoic Comedian THE LETTERS OF ROBERT FROST TO LOUIS UNTERMEYER Holt, Rinehart & Winston 388 pp. $7.00. ROBERT FROST AND JOHN BARTLETT Edited by Margaret Bartlett Anderson Holt,...
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ON STAGE By Albert Bermel A View from the Brain Jason Robards Jr.'s uncommon acting manner has much in common with Humphrey Bogart's. His arms follow similar movements, his hands and fingers...
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ON ART By Hilton Kramer The Case of Morton Schamberg The number of American artists who really grasped the inner meaning of the modern movement in Europe in its early stages was remarkably small....
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DEAR EDITOR JOBS AND THE MAN The editors of The New Leader and Messrs. Irving Kristol and Robert Lekach-man are to be commended for their attention in the January 6, 1964, issue, as well as...
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Vol. 047 Issue 003 (February 3 1964)
VIETNAM'S IMPOSSIBLE ALTERNATIVES
