Impossible Appetites by James Fetler 1 / April 21, 1969-June 14, 1969 MONDAY. We got back to her apartment after dark and I spotted the…
Lost Tribes and Promised Lands, by Ronald Sanders by Lucy S. Dawidowicz THIS book, Ronald Sanders tells us, was first conceived in 1968 during the New York City teachers' strike,
Poland Without Jews by Ruth R. Wisse TEN days in Poland are not enough to form definitive con- victions about the country. The physical grace
Politics and Markets, by Charles E. Lindblom by Eugene Bardach FOR many years Charles E. Lind- blom, Sterling Professor of Eco- nomics and Political Science at Yale,
Terrorism, by Walter Laqueur; The Terrorism Reader, edited by Walter Laqueur by Ernst Halperin WHEREAS the first half of our century was filled with the clamor of great armies locked in the battles
The Apocalypse of Our Time and Other Writings, by Vasily Rozanov by Lev Navrozov A WESTERN reader should not be surprised if the name of Va- sily Rozanov evokes in his mind only the
The Changing Myth of the Jew by Lionel Trilling LIONEL TRILLING (1905-1975) was University Professor at Columbia and the author of many works, among them The Liberal Imagination, Beyond…
The Victim as Criminal and Artist, by H. Bruce Franklin by Michael Vannoy Adams The Victim as Criminal and Art- 1ist is a diatribe against Ameri- can society couched in the form of
The War Within the CIA by Edward Jay Epstein IN 1975, under the directorship of William Colby, the CIA found itself in a state of unprecedented crisis. Its entire…
The World According to Andrew Young by Carl Gershman ANDREW YOUNG is unquestionably a prominent figure in American politics today, and one of growing international importance as well. Before…
Who Owns the Sea? by Charles Horner A STANDARD psychological test asks the respondent whether he would prefer to ride a rocket to the moon
Wittgenstein the Pilgrim by William Barrett HAD he written nothing, had his influence not been enormous over four decades of philosophers, Ludwig Wittgenstein would still have…
