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The Dismal Science THE KEY TO CONSUMPTION BY GEORGE P. BROCKWAY LAST TIME I reported why our present economic muddle should be called a "contained depression.'' The term is the coinage of S Jay...
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Writers & Writing TOO CLOSE TO CALL BY ROGER DRAPER Soviet COMMUNISM collapsed last December not with a bang but with the very mildest of whimpers. Yet this was certainly the most important...
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The Cost of Ethnicity The Disuniting of America: Reflections on a Multicultural Society By Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. Norton. 160 pp. $14.95. Reviewed by David M. Oshinsky Professor of...
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A Predilection for Pop Culture Monkey Brain Sushi: New Tastes in Japanese Fiction Alfred Birnbaum, editor Kodansha International. 304 pp. $18.95. New Japanese Voices: The Best Contemporary...
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On Stage MINING THE MASTERS BY STEFAN KANFER THE SPECTERS of Fred Astaire and Claudio Monteverdi are currently haunting Broadway. Astaire's footprints are all over Crazy for You, a restyling of...
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Vol. 075 Issue 003 (March 9 1992)
South Korea's Year of Confrontations
