December 1971 Issue

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Jesus on Broadway

by Jack Richardson

It seems that Jesus Christ Superstar is not destined to be a landmark in the struggle of Christian revivalism.

Articles

In Praise of Yiddish, by Maurice Samuel

by Lucy S. Dawidowicz

Jews, it may be said, are cultural universalists par excellence; even when residing within their own linguistic jurisdictions--Yiddish in pre-Holocaust…

James Madison, by Ralph Ketcham

by James Luther Adams

James Madison, framer and interpreter of the Constitution, is universally, and rightly, regarded as the primary theoretician of American pluralist…

Jesus on Broadway

by Jack Richardson

It seems that Jesus Christ Superstar is not destined to be a landmark in the struggle of Christian revivalism.

Jews Under Communism

by Paul Lendvai

Since 1967, an "anti-Zionist" campaign of almost unprecedented dimensions has been waged by the Communist propaganda apparatus in the Soviet…

Liberty & the Liberals

by Norman Podhoretz

"At first sight the change Joseph W. Bishop, Jr. (p. 50) tells us has been taking place in the American…

Of Cities & Suits

by Our Readers

Of Fish and People

by Milton Himmelfarb

For a Justice of the United States Supreme Court there is the side of people and there is the side…

Philosopher’s Argument

by Our Readers

Politics & ACLU

by Joseph W. Bishop

Within the community of liberals the American Civil Liberties Union--now celebrating its fiftieth anniversary--has long occupied a place comparable to…