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Cheating Skid Row Genevahe ostrich-like approach to the problem of alcoholism in industry has gradually been giving way to greater enlightenment and professional counseling programs. Now Joseph...
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MODIFYING APARTHEID The Agony of ReforrS in South Africa BY ELIAHU SALPETER Pretoria A year ago last August, eight months after taking office. Prime Minister Peter W. Botha warned his white...
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PREPARING FOR THE FALL VOTE West Germany's Politics of Plenty BY JOHN V.H. DIPPEL Bonn A lady of dubious repute is scandalizing Bonn these days. The tabloids call her "Fat Annemarie." Those...
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A TRAVELER'S NOTEBOOK New York-Paris Round Trip BY LEO SAUVAGE "I think that as a rule we develop a borrowed Eropean idea forward," Mark Twain once wrote, "and that Europe develops a borrowed...
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Writers & Writirig LOST SOULS BY DAPHNE MERKIN Once upon a time, surely, the world made sense. The nostalgic Marxist critic, George Lukacs, in his classic The Theory of the Novel, connected the...
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The End of a Romance A Southern Renaissance: The Cultural Awakening of the American South, 1930-1955 By Richard H. King Oxford. $13.95. 320pp. Reviewed by John Romano Department of English,...
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As Another Saw Us The Making of Tocqueville's "Democracy in America" By James T. Schleifer North Carolina. 387pp. $26.00. Reviewed by Stephen J. Whitfield Associate Professor of American...
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On Television BACK AT THE RAUNCH BY MARVIN KITMAN THE QUESTION EVERYONE Seems to be asking this summer is "Who shot J.R.?" Except, of course, my readers here, who are probably still wondering,...
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Dear Editor Anarchism Allow me a belated response to George Woodcock's review of my book. The Anarchist Way to Socialism: Eiisee Rectus and Nineteenth-Century European Anarchism (NL, January 28),...
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1920s
1980
Vol. 063 Issue 013 (July 14 1980)
Correspondents' Correspondence
