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Reconstructing the American Renaissance
… impact upon our serious writers. Ambitious not only in its comprehensive investigation of the socioliterary matrix that produced these writers but also in its attempt to redirect the course of contemporary … the wholly original step of fashioning a heroine who embodies all the dark female roles of the Subversive novel and …
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Epiphany at the Y
… the air in handsprings, sprint down a track, and dodge oncoming players in rugby, my muscles had begun to atrophy by … able to do a sit-up for decades, since the year my mother died, one year before I’d gotten pregnant. That was twenty … an Adirondacks cabin, a swimming pool, and residences for 260 men.  The new lap pool at the Y opened in 2014. The …
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… for many listeners, minimalism’s critical acclaim and commercial success have earned it the right to be taken … attractive new collection is called Glassworks (CBS FM-37265), in which his usual grouping of seven players has been … though we’ve always been partial to its affectionate melodies. Neumann again leads the Czech Philharmonic (Supraphon …
Notes on “A Western Journey”
… Northwest in the early summer of 1938, he was impelled by a combination of strong motives. He had just delivered to his … he had pneumonia, from the complications of which he was to die in Johns Hopkins Hospital within nine weeks. There in … that sad September fifteenth, a few hours after Wolfe had died, I sat in the hospital talking with the members of his …
Far Eastern Panorama
… generation in China. Up to now the Chinese have lived and died well embedded in their tradition. It was a powerful … Malay Peninsula, and Trincomalee in Ceylon into valuable points d’appui. And while no full-fledged English … only at the last moment not to involve Japan. And in 1926, at what is now called the Manchukuan border, there began …
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My Midwestern Soviet Childhood
… American Family’s Curious Bond With Russia It may sound incomprehensible— senseless , Constance Garnett would have put … or on the history of the Soviet Union. And though I studied Russian in college, just so I would know what my … beef, and dill, which my mother, stylish in strappy sandals and a silk wrap dress after a day at the office, would …
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