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The Best Of The Nation : Selections From The Independent Magazine Of Politics And Culture

  • The Best Of The Nation : Selections From The Independent  Magazine Of Politics And Culture
  • Title

    • Nation (New York, N.Y. : 1865)
  • Attribution

    edited by Victor Navasky & Katrina vanden Heuvel ; foreword by Gore Vidal
  • Publication Details

    Book, Thunder’s Mouth Press, 2000
  • Availability

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      (LOWER LEVEL)  E881 .B47 2000         AVAILABLE

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  • Description

    For 135 years The Nation magazine has embodied the critical spirit of dissenting journalism, giving voice to the passionate witnesses whose engagement with today’s controversies has startled, provoked, and entertained. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
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  • Places in this work

  • Contents

    • Foreword / Gore Vidal
    • Prez V. Uptight Re: Boldness Gap 1/1/90 / Douglas McGrath
    • Michael Harrington, Socialist 1/8-15/90 / Cornel West
    • Time for Our Sinatra Doctrine 2 /12/90 / Carlos Fuentes
    • Out of the Mouth of Babes: Child Abuse and the Abuse of Adults 2/12/90 / Alexander Cockburn
    • Bad Day in Pleasantville 5/7/90 / Benjamin H. Cheever
    • Break up the Blocs in Europe 8/13-20/90 / E. P. Thompson
    • Notes on Our Patriarchal State 8/27/90-9/3/90 / Gore Vidal
    • Let ‘Em Vote for "None of the Above" 9/10/ 90 / Micah L. Sifry
    • Embargoed Literature 9/17/90 / Edward W. Said
    • Wild at Heart 9/17/90 / Stuart Klawans - - High and Low at MoMA 11/26/90 / Arthur C. Danto
    • The Priest and His People 12/24/90 / Amy Wilentz
    • The Rise of Louis Farrakhan Part One: All for one and None for All: The Rise of Louis Farrakhan Part Two: 1/21-28/91 / Adolph Reed, Jr.
    • Beating about Executive Privilege 2/25/91 / Richard Howard
    • Choice Can Save Public Education 3/4/91 / Deborah W. Meier
    • Taking the Democratic Way 4/22/91 / Mary Kaldor
    • The Loss 7/15-22/91 / Yevgeny Yevtushenko - - Three Days That Shook the Kremlin 9/9/91 / Katrina vanden Heuvel
    • Cannon to the Right of Me … 9/23/91 / Katha Pollitt
    • The Paperbacking of Publishing 10/7/91 / Ted Solotaroff
    • The Perils of the New Nationalism 11/4/ 91 / Eric Hobsbawm
    • Clinton and Rickey Ray Rector 3/2/92 / Christopher Hitchens
    • Pearl 3/30/92 / James Merrill
    • The Gulf War as Total Television 5/11/92 / Tom Engelhardt
    • The Karma Ran over My Dogma 5/18/92 / Clancy Sigal
    • Bad Bears News - Exchange 5/25/92 / William Seagraves and Andrew Kopkind
    • In LA, Burning All Illusions 6/1/92 / Mike Davis
    • Emergency Room (Turnpike, Anywhere, U.S.A.) 6/15/92 / Mona Van Duyn
    • A Few Kind Words for Liberalism 9/28/92 / Philip Green
    • Notes from Another Country 9/14/ 92 / Molly Ivins
    • The Character of Presidents 11/9/92 / E. L. Doctorow
    • November First 2/22/93 / Charles Simic - - Women Hide Behind a Wall of Silence 3/1/93 / Slavenka Drakulic
    • Sisters under the Skin - Exchange 3/8/93 / Jan Clausen, Barrie Karp and Ynestra King / [et al.]
    • A Guide to the Ghettos 3/15/93 / Camilo Jose Vergara
    • Trouble Still in Forrest City 3/22/93 / Robert Scheer
    • The Gay Moment 5/3/93 / Andrew Kopkind
    • The Truth about the A.B.A. 6/7/93 / Elisabeth Sifton
    • The Identity Politics in New York City 6/21/93 / Michael Tomasky
    • Cesar’s Ghost 7/26/-8/2/93 / Frank Bardacke
    • Giving The Devil His Due - Exchange 8/23-30/93 / Salman Rushdie and Alexander Cockburn
    • Words Are All I Have - Exchange 12/ 27/93 / Laura Flanders, Cass R. Sunstein and Lindsay Waters / [et al.]
    • The Age of Reason, 1794-1994 2/21/94 / Ring Lardner, Jr.
    • Zapatist A! The Phoenix Rises 3/28/ 94 / Paco Ignacio Taibo II
    • Land of the Dead 4/25/94 / John Pilger
    • Confessions of a Tobacco Fiend 4/25/94 / John Leonard
    • A Deserter from Death 6/20/94 / Daniel Singer
    • A Socialism of the Skin 7/4/94 / Tony Kushner
    • Battues 7/4/94 / W. S. Merwin
    • Behind Haiti’s Paramilitaries 10/24/94 / Allan Nairn
    • 1953 1/2/95 / Philip Levine
    • Character in Biography 2/13/95 / Carol Brightman
    • Racism has Its Privileges 3/27/95 / Roger Wilkins
    • One Violent Crime 4/3/95 / Bruce Shapiro
    • Allegory of the Cave - Exchange 4/24/95 / Arthur C. Danto, Clayton Eshleman and Alexander Cockburn
    • Buying His Way to a Media Empire 5/29/95 / Robert Sherrill
    • Hiring Quotas for White Males Only 6/26/95 / Eric Foner
    • To Newt on Art 7/31-8/7/95 / Arthur Miller
    • Is There Method in His Madness? 9/25/95 / Kirkpatrick Sale
    • Different Drummer Please, Marchers! 10/30/95 / Patricia J. Williams
    • The Ballad of the Skeletons 11/27/95 / Allen Ginsberg - - Inside the Butts Box: The Cigarette Papers 1/1/96 / Jon Wiener
    • Hip is Dead 4/1/96 / Tom Frank
    • Does Maureen Dowd Have an Opinion? 5/13/96 / Susan Faludi
    • How News Becomes Opinion, and Opinion Off-limits 6/24/96 / Salman Rushdie
    • Centrism, Populist Style 10/7/96 / Richard Parker
    • ‘Transition’ or Tragedy? 12/30/96 / Stephen F. Cohen
    • Hans Christian Ostro 12/30/96 / Agha Shahid Ali - - Journals of the Plague Years 5/12/97 / Edmund White
    • Heart of Whiteness 10/6/97 / Eric Alterman
    • When Government Gets Mean: Confessions of a Recovering Statist 11/17/97 / Barbara Ehrenreich
    • Is the Left Nuts? (Or Is It Me?) 11/17/97 / Michael Moore
    • First Projects, Then Principles 12/22/97 / Richard Rorty
    • Michael Moore’s Mailbag - Exchange 1/5/98 / Kelly Candaele, Terence M. Ripmaster and Ellen Frank / [et al.]
    • "66 Things to Think About When Flying into Reagan National Airport" 3/2/ 98 / David Corn
    • General Pinochet Still Rules: 25 Years after Allende 3/23/98 / Marc Cooper
    • Some People 3/23/98 / Wislawa Szymborska
    • We Need a Radical Left 6/29/98 / Ellen Willis
    • The Devil’s Ball 7/8/98 / Yusef Komunyakaa
    • Dialectical McCarthyism (s) 7/20/98 / Victor Navasky
    • Unchained Melody 5/11/98 / Marshall Berman
    • Performance and Reality: Race, Sports and the Modern World 8/10-17/98 / Gerald Early
    • All the World’s a Ball 8/10/17/98 / Eduardo Galeano
    • Writing Robeson 12/28/98 / Martin Duberman
    • Historic Question Department, 11th Grade Division 1/11/99 / Calvin Trillin
    • The False Dawn of Civil Society 2/22/99 / David Rieff
    • Sextuple Jeopardy 2 /22/99 / Jonathan Schell
    • NATO: at 50, It’s Time to Quit 5/10/99 / Benjamin Schwarz and Christopher Layne
    • Unfinished Business: Clinton’s Lost Presidency 2/14/2000 / William Greider
  • ISBN

    • 1560252677
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