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 Vol.
28, Nos. 3–5 | Summer 2003
ESSAYS
Brazil’s
Hope
Can President Lula redeem democracy in Latin America?
Leonardo Avritzer
The Secret History
of the
Magna Carta
Its most far-reaching provisions aren’t the ones we remember
Peter Linebaugh
The Hard Road
to Fascism
Today’s antiliberal revolt looks a lot like 1920s Europe.
Abbott Gleason
The Patriot Act on
Campus
Defending the university post–9/11
Jonathan R. Cole
Just Marriage
On the public importance of private unions Mary Lyndon Shanley
FICTION
The River Come Down
Eben Wood
Model for a Square
Weston Cutter
POETRY
Direction
Aaron Belz
Gin
Joe Millar
from
Don’t Let Me Be Lonely Claudia Rankine
Plus Appetite
Frances Richard
Poet’s Sampler:
Cristina Rivera-Garza Lynn Emanuel
They’re Putting
a New Door In Brian Kim Stefans
When I’m
Crying, I’m Not Speaking Susan Stewart
When I’m
Speaking, I’m Not Crying Susan Stewart
Time
Nikolai Zabolotsky
NONFICTION REVIEWS
Memory’s
Lair
Avishai Margalit’s The Ethics of Memory, W. G. Sebald’s
On the Natural History of Destruction, and Jean Améry
Susie Linfield
Iran’s Other
Religion
Paul Kriwaczek’s In Search of Zarathustra
Jehangir Pocha
Still Blaming
the Victim
Young, Gifted, and Black, by Theresa Perry, Claude Steele,
and Asa Hilliard III Charles Lawrence
Outside Providence
Jackson Lears’s Something for Nothing
Jefferson Decker
Nonfiction Microreviews
NEW FICTION FORUM
Adam Thorpe’s
One-Man Show
The British novelist’s impressive oeuvre
James Hynes
An Indian Realist
in a World of Fiction
On writing Bunker 13
Aniruddha Bahal
POETRY REVIEWS
The Unfinishable
Robert Lowell
The Collected Poems, edited by Frank Bidart and David Gewanter
James Longenbach
As If Washing Might
Make It Clean
Paul Muldoon’s Moy Sand and Gravel
Jenny Ludwig
Venus Becomes
a Document
Richard Howard’s Talking Cures
Barbara Fischer
Bleeding, Beading,
Trickling
Karen Volkman’s Spar
Noah Eli Gordon
Poetry Microreviews
ON FILM
Cheap Shots
Michael Moore’s Bowling for Columbine
Alan A. Stone
Letters
to the Editors
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