… the rank and file of the people participate responsibly in community affairs, the basis of cooperation is being laid … Negro domination less than Negro disfranchisement, and points to the one-party system as inimical to political … Such a fourfold approach, based on regional studies, assures maturity and inclusiveness of program. …
Poetry
Reza’s Restaurant, Chicago, 1997 the waiters milled about filling sumac shakers clearing away plates of onion and radish my father pointed to each person whispered Persian about the old man with the silver beard …
Criticism
… account; even the slightest novels receive a page or two of commentary. But it is typical of Hall’s emphasis on results … evidence that might help explain this mystery. One of the points that he makes most effectively as he carefully treats … earlier in 1863 that he was, “of all our novelists, the ladies’ man of our time.” Although Hall cites contemporaries …
… synthesis that had previously provided “Americans” with a common identity. The resulting sense of alienation and … if Klein’s focus sometimes seems uncomfortably narrow, it also yields innumerable valuable insights and intellectual … also contains reviews of recent literature and literary studies and a list of noteworthy dissertations. Readership …
… was called for here—something—but he just couldn’t come up with what it was. He wanted to reach out to him, not … teeth and sharp hooks, almost like a facsimile of a medieval instrument of torture. It was a gift from a … of manifold color schemes, scale, proportion, and focal points. Here, too, he railed against vanity. That was the …
… 1865-1883. Edited by Ward Thoron. Boston: Little, Brown and Company. $5.00. The interest of these letters is triple … and conversations, add up to a personal response, all unselfconscious and candid and prejudiced, to the Washington … is this from a Royal Academy reception, to describe the ladies’ costumes: “fat fugues in pea-green; lean symphonies in …