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Archive: 1971

The truth which dares not speak its name

by Richard Schickel,

In praise of wounded men

by John Bart Gerald,

Of dogs

by Richard Rhodes,

The call

by Frank O’Connor,

The Old Man

by Larry L. King,

While we digested our suppers on The Old Man’s front porch, his grandchildren chased fireflies in the summer dusk and, in turn, were playfully chased by neighborhood dogs. As always,…

Hansel and Gretel

by Howard Moss,

An autumnal

by Anthony Hecht,

One day in the life of Guy Vander Jagt (R.-Mich.)

by John Corry,

Jess Unruh and his moment of truth

by Jeremy Larner,

The eternal city

by A.R. Ammons,

The end of the politics of pleasure

by Richard M. Levine,

Performing arts

by Harper’s Staff,

Balanchine’s girls

by Arlene Croce,

A modest contribution to the marijuana and folklore industries

by Harper’s Staff,

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

About this issue

by Harper’s Staff,

About this issue

by Harper’s Staff,

Untitled

by Claus Meyer,

Talking to dogs

by W.H. (Wystan Hugh) Auden,

Chopin and a little ragtime

by Harper’s Staff,

Books in brief

by Jean M. Halloran, John Hollander, Edwin M. (Edwin Milton) Yoder,

Isak Dinesen, Baroness Blixen

by John Thompson,

Loss of memory is only temporary

by Johanna Kaplan,

Poems

Translated by Joachim Neugroschel,

Thread-suns

Translated by Joachim Neugroschel,

By all means

Translated by Joachim Neugroschel,

Today and tomorrow

Translated by Joachim Neugroschel,

In the shape of a boar

Translated by Joachim Neugroschel,

The Prisoner of Sex

by Norman Mailer,

Performing arts

by Harper’s Staff,

Archive: 1971

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The truth which dares not speak its name

In praise of wounded men

Of dogs

The call

The Old Man

Hansel and Gretel

An autumnal

One day in the life of Guy Vander Jagt (R.-Mich.)

Jess Unruh and his moment of truth

The eternal city

The end of the politics of pleasure

Performing arts

Balanchine’s girls

A modest contribution to the marijuana and folklore industries

Letters

About this issue

About this issue

Untitled

Talking to dogs

Chopin and a little ragtime

Books in brief

Isak Dinesen, Baroness Blixen

Loss of memory is only temporary

Poems

Thread-suns

By all means

Today and tomorrow

In the shape of a boar

The Prisoner of Sex

Performing arts

April 1971

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