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The Hellenistic Age
… the legatee of Rome. The boundaries of this 292-year span come from Peter Green’s Alexander to Actium , a large book, … where the ancient royal house to which Alexander belonged died out with the murder of Alexander’s posthumous son, the … and in Egypt, it was avoided as far as possible. Green points out that we know of something over 200 literary …
The Humpbacked Bird
… and he seemed to have the nervous quickness that animals require for survival. Schafer looked at Tom with a … Schafer had countered. “Think of him out there.” “Then you come with me.” Schafer had volunteered, though he did not … boy’s name twice and then waited. “Joel! Joel!” The sound died out in the hot, motionless air without an echo. Heat …
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Whitman in Selected Anthologies: The Politics of His Afterlife
… the political uses of Whitman in anthologies intended for audiences outside U.S. schools and colleges—anthologies … (ASE) volume A Wartime Whitman (n.d. [1945]) and the accompanying ASE version of Henry Seidel Canby’s biography of … People Singing (1946), which I contextualize by considering also his Poetry of the Negro (1949); fourth, a United States …
Week of 1/13/19
… Best 200 Words I Read All Week. From fact to fiction, from comedic to tragic, we hope you find as much to admire in … for him with the Machine as a whole. Persecution — that also was present. It did not break out, for reasons that … face for different reasons, but drinking had made all our bodies vulnerable. We weren’t there to assume or insist on …
Diplomacy and the Politics of Amelioration: the Thought of George Kennan
… career as diplomat, policy-maker, and historian. In 1926 he joined the Foreign Service and was assigned to various … for flattery. These motivations enter at a thousand points into the final product of any political effort.” In … in making Machiavellian determinations about expediency. Walsh warned that such an ethic was appropriate for …
Molecules and Music
… today that even Beethoven did not meet with immediate comprehension. A modern reader may well be shocked by this … however, is more acute today for composers, critics, and audiences alike. We are living through the transition not just … of sound. “The world of words has shrunk,” George Steiner points out in Language and Silence . There are ever-larger …
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