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Archive: 1983

Agenda

by Robert M. Kaus,

Can creeping socialism cure creaking capitalism? One man's MITI is another man's poison

Rich dog, poor dog

by Emily Yoffe,

The canine class struggle

Washington

by Harper’s Staff,

Dressing down

by Harper’s Staff,

Why my friends don't wear alligators on their shirts

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

Untitled

Art by Arthur Lavine, William Bramhall, Gahan Wilson,

Presidential succession

by E.R. Galli,

No. 1

by Thomas Hazlehurst Middleton,

Brief reviews

by H. R.,

Brief reviews

by J. D.,

Brief reviews

by Harper’s Staff,

Brief reviews

by J. S.,

Fiction

by Frances Taliaferro,

Fiction

by Harper’s Staff,

Two acts

by Carol Tavris,

Englishmen and Americans don't speak the same language on stage

Theater

by Harper’s Staff,

Dance

by Marcia B. Siegel,

Dancing in the middle of the road

Negligible literary anecdote no. 9

by John Morressy,

Have conscience, will travel

by Leon Wieseltier,

For a social critic of Israel, Jacobo Timerman knows a lot about Argentina

The gracehoper and the aunts

by Marvin Mudrick,

The legacy of Cyril Connolly, literature's greatest enthusiast

The sensitive Plante

by James Wolcott,

Telling without kissing

Palpitations

by Harper’s Staff,

On a seaside mountain

by Brad Leithauser,

Oki Islands, Japan Sea

The day drugs came to Steinhatchee, Fla.

by John Rothchild,

When a stray bale washed ashore, this small conservative town discovered a new industry

Iris

by Rachel Hadas,

Whatever is here is native

by John Meade Haines,

Sex and the Democrats

by Arthur S. Levine,

Liberalism's new frontier

If Orwell were alive today

by Norman Podhoretz,

He would be eighty-two years old. What would his politics be?

All the world’s a stage

Drawn by Posy Simmonds,

Designs for living

by Harper’s Staff,

Archive: 1983

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Agenda

Rich dog, poor dog

Washington

Dressing down

Letters

Untitled

Presidential succession

No. 1

Brief reviews

Brief reviews

Brief reviews

Brief reviews

Fiction

Fiction

Two acts

Theater

Dance

Negligible literary anecdote no. 9

Have conscience, will travel

The gracehoper and the aunts

The sensitive Plante

Palpitations

On a seaside mountain

The day drugs came to Steinhatchee, Fla.

Iris

Whatever is here is native

Sex and the Democrats

If Orwell were alive today

All the world’s a stage

Designs for living

February 1983

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