1978 | Page 5 of 11 | Harper's Magazine

Walking on the Wall

by Joel Agee,

Of mites and men

by William Tucker,

In which scientists and environmentalists argue about the right way to kill insects

From the history of the party of moderate progress within the limits of the law

by Peter Kussi,

Diagnosing Soviet dissidents

by Walter Reich,

Courage becomes madness, and deviance disease

Bed side

by Jean Howard,

Bioethical questions

by Leonard C. Lewin,

Who lives, who dies, and who decides?

Washington

by Harper’s Staff,

The liberal Carter

by Tom Bethell,

Wooing the recipient class

Perspectives of flight

by Lewis H. Lapham,

Notes for a journal

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

Untitled

by Jerry Sarapochiello,

Triskaidekacode

by E.R. Galli,

American miscellany

by Harper’s Staff,

Barbed wire

by John Fischer,

. . . and the art of stringing it

Books in brief

by Frances Taliaferro, Jeffrey Burke,

The critic as a cultural confidence man

by John Lahr,

Muck, memory, and imagination

by Margaret Drabble,

Langlois’s bathtub

by Diana Johnstone,

The Genesis myth of the Cin??©math??¨que Fran??§aise

In our time

by Harper’s Staff,

Great ideas of western man

by Tom Wolfe,

The famous writer on the college lecture circuit

Q & A

by Jean Rhys,

Making bricks without straw

More Catholic than the pope

by Mary Gordon,

Archbishop Lefebvre and a romance of the one true church

The Canological Institute

A short story

Into Eritrea

by Edward Hoagland,

Africa's Red Sea war

Politics in the woods

by Gene Lyons,

The wilderness as refuge for ideologies and lobbyists

The myth of public innocence

by Harrison Rainie,

Reviewing the record of American consent

After Vietnam

by Harper’s Staff,

In pursuit of scapegoats

by Jeffrey A. Jay,

The veteran as pariah

The melancholy herd

by Lewis H. Lapham,

Further thoughts on the American bedouin

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

Archive: 1978

Walking on the Wall

Of mites and men

From the history of the party of moderate progress within the limits of the law

Diagnosing Soviet dissidents

Bed side

Bioethical questions

Washington

The liberal Carter

Perspectives of flight

Letters

Untitled

Triskaidekacode

American miscellany

Barbed wire

Books in brief

The critic as a cultural confidence man

Muck, memory, and imagination

Langlois’s bathtub

In our time

Great ideas of western man

Q & A

More Catholic than the pope

The Canological Institute

Into Eritrea

Politics in the woods

The myth of public innocence

After Vietnam

In pursuit of scapegoats

The melancholy herd

Letters

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Archive: 1978

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Walking on the Wall

Of mites and men

From the history of the party of moderate progress within the limits of the law

Diagnosing Soviet dissidents

Bed side

Bioethical questions

Washington

The liberal Carter

Perspectives of flight

Letters

Untitled

Triskaidekacode

American miscellany

Barbed wire

Books in brief

The critic as a cultural confidence man

Muck, memory, and imagination

Langlois’s bathtub

In our time

Great ideas of western man

Q & A

More Catholic than the pope

The Canological Institute

Into Eritrea

Politics in the woods

The myth of public innocence

After Vietnam

In pursuit of scapegoats

The melancholy herd

Letters

August 1978

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