1970 | Page 8 of 9 | Harper's Magazine

For about five hours I had been drinking Scotch whiskey and arguing with a rather nice, sometimes funny old fellow named Arch, who was so offended by my moderately long…

The questions which tear us apart

by David Halberstam,

In pursuit of the American woman

by Edward Grossman,

Or, Gulliver at the gynecologist's

In pursuit of the American woman

by Edward Grossman,

Or, Gulliver at the gynecologist's

Music in the 1970’s

by Harper’s Staff,

A loss of largess

by L.E. Sissman,

Its recapture (and point after)

Performing arts

by Harper’s Staff,

Nowhere to go

by Igor Stravinsky,

Foreign report

by Harper’s Staff,

Italy’s happy Communists

by Claire Sterling,

Notes from the underground

by Harper’s Staff,

Notes from the underground

by Harper’s Staff,

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

About this issue

by Harper’s Staff,

Archive: 1970

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What Will Destroy Apartheid?

The death of love

War as theater of the absurd

War as theater of the absurd

Letters

About this issue

About this issue

Untitled

Books in brief

Cold spring in Essex

Fiction

Whatever happened to socialism?

I know why the caged bird sings

How I met Joseph Mulligan, Jr.

How I met Joseph Mulligan, Jr.

The land of the permanent wave

The Land of the Permanent Wave

The questions which tear us apart

In pursuit of the American woman

In pursuit of the American woman

Music in the 1970’s

A loss of largess

Performing arts

Nowhere to go

Foreign report

Italy’s happy Communists

Notes from the underground

Notes from the underground

Letters

About this issue

March 1970

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