The New Criterion Archives The New Criterion • 24 Years,
230 Issues,
4,018 Articles,
22,439pp

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Tinsel talk
Film Flam, by Larry McMurtry
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Issues of the 1980s = 8 Years, 78 Issues, 1,123 Articles-
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Issues of 1982 = 4 Issues, 50 Articles
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Issues of 1983 = 10 Issues, 127 Articles
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Issues of 1984 = 11 Issues, 141 Articles
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Issues of 1985 = 11 Issues, 151 Articles
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Issues of 1986 = 11 Issues, 167 Articles
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Issues of 1987 = 11 Issues, 172 Articles-
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January 1987 Issue = 14 Articles- Clement Greenberg in the Forties by Hilton Kramer, pp. 1-6
- Emily Dickinson by Bruce Bawer, pp. 7-16
- Ingres in New York by Dan Hofstadter, pp. 17-25
- Thomas Bernhard by Amity Shlaes, pp. 26-32
- Reflections on a journey to Belgium and Holland by Elias Friedensohn, pp. 33-44
- Poems by Charles Edward Eaton, pp. 45-46
- Larkin by Gibbons Ruark, pp. 47-48
- A dissent on Menotti by Samuel Lipman, pp. 49-53
- High art from the desert by Creighton Gilbert, pp. 54-58
- Mark Morris Superstar by Eva Resnikova, pp. 59-62
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Edmund Wilson: the author at sixty by James W. Tuttleton, pp. 63-69 - 1 Review- The Fifties by Edmund Wilson and Leon Edel
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The mystery of genius by James Gardner, pp. 70-77 - 1 Review- A Ringing Glass by Donald A. Prater
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Worlds apart by Donna Rifkind, pp. 78-82 - 2 Reviews- The Afternoon Sun by David Pryce-Jones
- A Misalliance by Anita Brookner
- Sundays at the Whitney by Roger Kimball, pp. 83-94
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February 1987 Issue = 15 Articles- The lowdown on Richard Gilman by Hilton Kramer, pp. 1-5
- Matisse by Jed Perl, pp. 6-13
- "The Common Pursuit" in New York by James Atlas, pp. 14-19
- Martin Amis on America by Bruce Bawer, pp. 20-26
- The Future of Times Square by Susan Woldenberg, pp. 27-36
- "Opera" by Herbert Morris, pp. 37-43
- The Machine Age revisited by William H. Jordy, pp. 44-52
- Grow old along with me! by Eva Resnikova, pp. 53-57
- Homer & Sargent by Eric Gibson, pp. 58-65
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The golden boy of Surrealism by Renee Winegarten, pp. 66-68 - 1 Review- Difficult Death by Rene Crevel
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Frank Stella's crisis by Tim Hilton, pp. 69-70 - 1 Review- Working Space by Frank Stella
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Impatient faith by Robert Richman, pp. 71-73 - 1 Review- Daily Horoscope by Dana Gioia
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Keeping the Sabbath by Donna Rifkind, pp. 74-76 - 1 Review- My Mother's Sabbath Days by Chaim Grade
- Kitchen video culture by Michael Brandow, pp. 77-82
- An exchange on Montale, pp. 83-94
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March 1987 Issue = 19 Articles- The Met's 20th-century folly by Hilton Kramer, pp. 1-3
- Vladimir Nabokov by Fernanda Eberstadt, pp. 4-18
- The Musee d'Orsay by James Lord, pp. 19-27
- What is "modern" poetry? by Bruce Bawer, pp. 28-36
- Poems by William Virgil Davis, p. 37
- Eastern Neck Island; The celestial by Elizabeth Spires, pp. 38-40
- The two old ladies of September by W.S. Di Piero, pp. 41-42
- An old New England graveyard by Peter Filkins, p. 43
- On yielding to whim by Charles Martin, p. 44
- Love American-style by Eva Resnikova, pp. 45-48
- Schnabel redivivus by Samuel Lipman, pp. 49-52
- Van Gogh in Saint-Remy and Auvers by Dan Hofstadter, pp. 53-56
- Jottings along the way by Jed Perl, pp. 57-62
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Rothward bound by Donna Rifkind, pp. 63-65 - 1 Review- The Counterlife by Philip Roth
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Indi(c)ting Bernard Berenson by Michael M. Thomas, pp. 66-69 - 1 Review- Artful Partners by Colin Simpson
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architecture redux by Roger Kimball, pp. 70-72 - 1 Review- Architecture, Anyone? by Ada Louise Huxtable
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Tales from the other side by Stephen Schwartz, pp. 73-76 - 1 Review- The Opposing Shore by Julien Gracq
- Night comes to the Field Museum by Victor M. Cassidy, pp. 77-80
- Rewriting the history of American literature by Sacvan Bercovitch and James W. Tuttleton, pp. 81-90
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April 1987 Issue = 19 Articles- On the "Spiritual in Art" by Hilton Kramer, pp. 1-5
- New tales for old wives by Gloria G. Fromm, pp. 6-15
- What is the "British school"? by K.S. Champa, pp. 16-20
- The mysteries of John Fowles by Bruce Bawer, pp. 21-36
- New poems by Daniel Mark Epstein, p. 37
- Almost in love by Andrew Hudgins, pp. 38-39
- The marriage; Estrangement by Patricia Clark, pp. 40-41
- Last things; Curtains by Harvey Shapiro, p. 42
- Sad thoughts on Walter Busterkeys, a.k.a. Liberace by Samuel Lipman, pp. 43-45
- Isozaki's MOCA by Christopher Flacke, pp. 46-50
- "Crime and Punishment" by Fernanda Eberstadt, pp. 51-54
- "Cinderella" by Eva Resnikova, pp. 55-56
- Leland Bell by Jed Perl, pp. 57-62
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The hardened reviewer by Donald Hall, pp. 63-65 - 1 Review- The Complete Prose of Marianne Moore by Patricia C. Willis and Marianne Moore
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Casting away by Donna Rifkind, pp. 66-68 - 1 Review- Foe by J.M. Coetzee
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American writers and the British muse by James W. Tuttleton, pp. 69-72 - 1 Review- Atlantic Double-Cross by Robert Weisbuch
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Mountain mystifications by Roger Kimball, pp. 73-78 - 1 Review- The Spell by Hermann Broch
- Henry Russell Hitchcock, 1903-1987 by William H. Jordy, pp. 79-81
- Mark Morris and his critics, pp. 82-94
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May 1987 Issue = 16 Articles- The death of Andy Warhol by Hilton Kramer, pp. 1-3
- The confinement of free verse by Brad Leithauser, pp. 4-14
- Out of Eden by W.S. Di Piero, pp. 15-23
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Allan Bloom & the closing of the American mind by David Gress, pp. 24-35 - 1 Review- The Closing of the American Mind by Allan Bloom
- Glenway Wescott, 1901-1987 by Bruce Bawer, pp. 36-45
- New poems by Jane Kenyon, pp. 46-50
- An explanation of the dolby system by David R. Slavitt, p. 51
- Concentration by Peter Davison, p. 52
- In Correggio country by Creighton Gilbert, pp. 53-58
- Was Minimalist art a political movement? by Eric Gibson, pp. 59-64
- Rebel without a cause by Eva Resnikova, pp. 65-66
- The profits of subsidy by Matt Wolf, pp. 67-71
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Sartre resartus by Roger Kimball, pp. 72-78 - 1 Review- Sartre: A Life by Annie Cohen-Solal
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Literary landscape by Leon Edel, pp. 79-80 - 1 Review- The Sixth Continent by Iain Finlayson
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Platonic relationships by James C. Holt, pp. 81-85 - 1 Review- Acastos by Iris Murdoch
- Nabokov as critic, pp. 86-94
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June 1987 Issue = 20 Articles- The new Women's museum by Hilton Kramer, pp. 1-3
- James Huneker as music critic by Samuel Lipman, pp. 4-14
- George Santayana by Joseph Epstein, pp. 15-27
- Paul Klee now by Jed Perl, pp. 28-31
- New poems by Donald Hall, pp. 32-33
- Trouble by Louis Simpson, pp. 34-36
- At the graves in memory; Wayside flowers on the Hazel Brae by Gibbons Ruark, pp. 37-38
- Planting bulbs in September by Florence Grossman, p. 39
- A voice outside; Montana cat; What have you done with your life? by David Paul, pp. 40-42
- Laura Dean at the Joyce by Eva Resnikova, pp. 43-45
- A "guide" to popular culture? by Martha Bayles, pp. 46-50
- Esteban Vicente by Elizabeth Frank, pp. 51-55
- Jasper's seasons by Jed Perl, pp. 56-58
- Danger and misery on Broadway by Fernanda Eberstadt, pp. 59-62
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Literary free play at Rutgers by James W. Tuttleton, pp. 63-67 - 1 Review- The Renewal of Literature by Richard Poirier
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Isn't it romantic by Donna Rifkind, pp. 68-71 - 1 Review- Mary Shelley by Muriel Spark
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Warming up for poetry by James Atlas, pp. 72-76 - 1 Review- Robert Lowell: Collected Prose by Robert Giroux and Robert Lowell
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Tinsel talk by Bruce Bawer, pp. 77-82 - 1 Review- Film Flam by Larry McMurtry
- Donald Kuspit comes to rural Pennsylvania by Theodore Prescott, pp. 83-85
- Translating Montale by William Arrowsmith and William Jay Smith, pp. 86-94
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Summer 1987 Issue = 3 Articles- Alfred Barr at MOMA by Hilton Kramer, p. i
- Alfred H. Barr, Jr. by Rona Roob, pp. 1-22
- Alfred H. Barr, Jr., and the Museum of Modern Art by Margaret Scolari Barr, pp. 23-88
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September 1987 Issue = 14 Articles- Is the symphony orchestra dead? by Samuel Lipman, pp. 1-7
- The novels of Saul Bellow by Bruce Bawer, pp. 8-24
- The happy critic by Hilton Kramer, pp. 25-30
- The academy vs. the canon by Roger Kimball, pp. 31-36
- The shows must go on by Jed Perl, pp. 37-43
- Mondrian in theory and practice by K.S. Champa, pp. 44-48
- Poems by Elizabeth Spires, pp. 49-50
- In Rousseau's jungles by Michael J. Rosen, pp. 51-52
- Dutch treat by Eva Resnikova, pp. 53-66
- Booksellers at play by Martha Bayles, pp. 67-70
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Saving Rupert Brooke by Gloria G. Fromm, pp. 71-76 - 1 Review- The Neo-Pagans by Paul Delany
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The collecting life by Denys Sutton, pp. 77-81 - 1 Review- The Havemeyers by Frances Weitzenhoffer
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Old, new, buried, blue by Donna Rifkind, pp. 82-84 - 1 Review- Family Skeletons by Henrietta Garnett
- Black Mountain comes to Bard by Robert Richman, pp. 85-94
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October 1987 Issue = 18 Articles- The Tynan phenomenon by Hilton Kramer, pp. 1-5
- V.S. Naipaul by Joseph Epstein, pp. 6-15
- Notes on photography by W.S. Di Piero, pp. 16-27
- Reading Denis Donoghue by Bruce Bawer, pp. 28-35
- The Book-of-the-Month Club by Terry Teachout, pp. 36-44
- Poems by Timothy Steele, pp. 45-48
- House lust by Prescott Evarts, Jr., p. 49
- The familiar by Dick Allen, p. 50
- Idolatry brood by Rachel Hadas, p. 51
- Luchresi, not Edgar Poe by G.S. Sharat Chandra, p. 52
- The violinist of the age by Samuel Lipman, pp. 53-57
- Welcome to Berlin by Jed Perl, pp. 58-62
- The Bolshoi debacle by Eva Resnikova, pp. 63-66
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The androgynous Papa Hemingway by James W. Tuttleton, pp. 67-73 - 1 Review- Hemingway by Kenneth S. Lynn
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Ann Beattie, art critic by Eric Gibson, pp. 74-76 - 1 Review- Alex Katz by Ann Beattie
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Poet of things past by James Gardner, pp. 77-80 - 1 Review- The Colloquies and Selected Letters by Guido Gozzano
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A Ford revival? by Victor M. Cassidy, pp. 81-85 - 1 Review- The Ford Madox Ford Reader by Sondra J. Stang and Ford Madox Ford
- On "The confinement of free verse" by Louis Simpson and Brad Leithauser, pp. 86-94
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November 1987 Issue = 18 Articles- "Morality Tales" on tour by Hilton Kramer, pp. 1-4
- Doing new music, doing American music by Samuel Lipman, pp. 5-16
- The trials of Poe by James W. Tuttleton, pp. 17-26
- Pollock and company by Jed Perl, pp. 27-34
- Howard Moss, 1922-1987 by Bruce Bawer, pp. 35-37
- Poems by Mary Jo Salter, pp. 38-39
- Across the long dark border; Out of the past by Edward Hirsch, pp. 40-42
- The concert grand by Charles Edward Eaton, p. 43
- If you can by Eric Pankey, p. 44
- Trisha Brown uptown by Eva Resnikova, pp. 45-48
- The year of John Chamberlain by William C. Agee, pp. 49-54
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Rousseau's "virtue" by Roger Kimball, pp. 55-63 - 1 Review- Rousseau and the Republic of Virtue by Carol Blum
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Ruskin according to Proust by Guy Davenport, pp. 64-66 - 1 Review- On Reading Ruskin by Marcel Proust, Jean Autret, William Burford, and Philip J. Wolfe, ...
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The critic as storyteller by William H. Pritchard, pp. 67-69 - 1 Review- Four Dubliners by Richard Ellmann
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No way out by Donna Rifkind, pp. 70-72 - 1 Review- The Radiant Way by Margaret Drabble
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Who was Paul Morand? by Renee Winegarten, pp. 73-78 - 1 Review- Fancy Goods/Open All Night by Paul Morand
- Talk shows at the Met by Eric Gibson, pp. 79-81
- Letters, pp. 82-90
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December 1987 Issue = 16 Articles- Last---or lost---intellectuals? by Hilton Kramer, pp. 1-4
- Ruth Prawer Jhabvala by Bruce Bawer, pp. 5-20
- Frank Stella at MOMA by Roger Kimball, pp. 21-28
- The ghost story today by Brad Leithauser, pp. 29-37
- "Is the symphony orchestra dead?" by Ernest Fleischmann and Samuel Lipman, pp. 38-41
- Cezanne's maxims by Bob Kirsch, pp. 42-45
- Poems by Charles Tomlinson, pp. 46-47
- The rise; White oxen by Louis Simpson, pp. 48-49
- Mother Church by Peter Davison, p. 50
- Photography and beyond by Jed Perl, pp. 51-56
- Zurbaran at the Met by Creighton Gilbert, pp. 57-62
- Martha Graham by Eva Resnikova, pp. 63-66
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Sherwood Anderson: a room of his own by James W. Tuttleton, pp. 67-77 - 1 Review- Sherwood Anderson by Kim Townsend
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Julliard life and death by Samuel Lipman, pp. 78-80 - 1 Review- Nothing But the Best by Judith Kogan
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Life of the artist by Eric Gibson, pp. 81-85 - 1 Review- The Life of Henry Moore by Roger Berthoud
- Alfred Kazin in "Dissent" by James W. Tuttleton, pp. 86-94
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Issues of 1988 = 10 Issues, 157 Articles
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Issues of 1989 = 10 Issues, 158 Articles
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Issues of the 1990s = 10 Years, 100 Issues, 1,883 Articles-
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Issues of 1990 = 10 Issues, 179 Articles
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Issues of 1991 = 10 Issues, 196 Articles
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Issues of 1992 = 10 Issues, 197 Articles
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Issues of 1993 = 10 Issues, 196 Articles
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Issues of 1994 = 10 Issues, 189 Articles
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Issues of 1995 = 10 Issues, 183 Articles
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Issues of 1996 = 10 Issues, 197 Articles
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Issues of 1997 = 10 Issues, 182 Articles
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Issues of 1998 = 10 Issues, 183 Articles
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Issues of 1999 = 10 Issues, 181 Articles
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Issues of the 2000s = 6 Years, 52 Issues, 1,012 Articles-
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Issues of 2000 = 10 Issues, 183 Articles
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Issues of 2001 = 9 Issues, 183 Articles
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Issues of 2002 = 10 Issues, 190 Articles
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Issues of 2003 = 10 Issues, 190 Articles
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Issues of 2004 = 10 Issues, 204 Articles
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Issues of 2005 = 3 Issues, 62 Articles