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The Easy Chair

Preface to the catalogue of Curmudgeon College

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What am I doing here? (Apologia pro februa sua)

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How I got radicalized

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The making of an agitator for Zero

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How I got radicalized

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The making of an agitator for Zero

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War as theater of the absurd

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War as theater of the absurd

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Notes from the underground

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Notes from the underground

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Letter from Leete’s Island

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The puritan ethic is alive and hard at work in Connecticut

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Christmas list

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Planning for the second America

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Contrary spirits

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The bucksaw ghost

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Contrary spirits

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A possibly royal poltergeist

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Survival U

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Prospectus for a really relevant university

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Where it’s at

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A different kind of campus

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The experiment at Santa Cruz

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The artist and the university

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Seattle’s modern-day vigilantes

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The Minnesota experiment

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How to make a big city fit to live in

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Some guesses about the next Kremlin conspiracy

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What you can do to improve TV

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Letter from Leete’s Island

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Field notes on the manners, morals, and customs of the Connecticut Yankee

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Christmas list

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The Lazarus twins in Pennsylvania

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How Scranton and Wilkes-Barre are rising from the dead

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Can Ralph R. Widner save New York, Chicago, and Detroit?

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Open letter to the next president

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The case for the rebellious students and their counterrevolution

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Imaginary memos

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Western intellectuals vs. Myrdal’s brutal facts

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The perils of publishing

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How to tell when you are being corrupted

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