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D.G. Myers
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D. G. Myers reviews Edward Alexander's Lionel "Trilling and Irving Howe" and Michael Kimmage's "The Conservative Turn."
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October 2009 |
Reviewed by D.G. Myers |
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What happens when you mix the radical pursuit of personal identity with one of the world’s most venerable faiths? The faith loses.
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July/August 2009 |
D.G. Myers |
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May 2009 |
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At one time, the American novel was (in Saul Bellow's phrase) “an indispensable source of illumination of the present, of reflective power.”
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November 1995 |
Reviewed by D.G. Myers |
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Ever since Joseph Epstein, writing in COMMENTARY, pointed out the obvious—namely, that contemporary poetry is not precious to very many readers in America, and for good reason—the poets have been raising a stink.
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January 1992 |
Reviewed by D.G. Myers |
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According to the conventional understanding, baby boomers were hippies in the 60's and then, after tuning out, turning off, and dropping back in, they became yuppies in the 80's.
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February 1991 |
Reviewed by D.G. Myers |
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We live in an era of theory, George Steiner declares in his new book. Our current philosophies ridicule the search for fundamental truths, call into question language's capacity to communicate meaning, deny the existence of God.
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February 1990 |
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