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Archive: 1986

Waitress Stories

Edited by Leon Elder, Lin Rolens,

Where “dis” and “dat” came from

Derrida

by Jacques Derrida,Translated by Peggy Kamuf,

Racism's last word

From Soviet Acquisition of Militarily Significant Western Technology, a study released by the Defense Department in September. The study ranks U. S. defense contractors according to the priority the Soviet…

AIDS outlaws

by Courand Rothe,

Readings

by Harper’s Staff,

Finding New York’s finest

by Harper’s Staff,

Quien vas a llamar?

by Harper’s Staff,

Hostage tips

by Harper’s Staff,

TV and the ethics of victimhood

by Michael Ignatieff,

Harper’s index

by Harper’s Staff,

Brand names

by Lewis H. Lapham,

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

Gathering wood for winter

Art by George Henry Durrie,

Misprints

by E.R. Galli,

No. 37

by Thomas Hazlehurst Middleton,

Dying argots

by Edward Hoagland,

Last call for screechie, shandy, and the sneeze mob

Buying and selling the TV viewer

by Les Brown,

Prime time and the big picture

One hundred years on a raft

by Charles Nicol,

A dirty word with the Huck Finn critics

Guatemalan death masque

by Francisco Goldman,

Pomp and terror in a dark country

Even the bad guys wear white hats

by Edward Abbey,

Cowboys, ranchers, and the ruin of the West

Rhapsodies of the Rich and Famous

by G.K. (Gilbert Keith) Chesterton,

Archive: 1986

The tumbling of worms

A country soundscape

Reading and rolling

Victorian blooms

A rape

Captioned mirrors

Waitress Stories

Where “dis” and “dat” came from

Derrida

Niagara power project

Aunt Dan defends Dr. K.

The KGB’s Top Fifteen

AIDS outlaws

Readings

Finding New York’s finest

Quien vas a llamar?

Hostage tips

TV and the ethics of victimhood

Harper’s index

Brand names

Letters

Gathering wood for winter

Misprints

No. 37

Dying argots

Buying and selling the TV viewer

One hundred years on a raft

Guatemalan death masque

Even the bad guys wear white hats

Rhapsodies of the Rich and Famous

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Archive: 1986

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The tumbling of worms

A country soundscape

Reading and rolling

Victorian blooms

A rape

Captioned mirrors

Waitress Stories

Where “dis” and “dat” came from

Derrida

Niagara power project

Aunt Dan defends Dr. K.

The KGB’s Top Fifteen

AIDS outlaws

Readings

Finding New York’s finest

Quien vas a llamar?

Hostage tips

TV and the ethics of victimhood

Harper’s index

Brand names

Letters

Gathering wood for winter

Misprints

No. 37

Dying argots

Buying and selling the TV viewer

One hundred years on a raft

Guatemalan death masque

Even the bad guys wear white hats

Rhapsodies of the Rich and Famous

February 1986

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