Salmagundi No. 106-107 / Spring – Summer 1995  Table of ContentsColumns Letter from Paris by Tzvetan Todorov Force Fields by Martin Jay Art and Ideas by Roger Shattuck Saul Bellow at Eighty: A Special Section Moving Quickly: An Interview with Saul Bellow Saul Bellow at Eighty by Gabriel Josipovici Saul Bellow by Josef Skvorecky Bellow’s Gift by Leonard Michaels Bellow, the Rain king by Anita Desai Mr. Sammler, Hero of Our Time by Jay Parini Like a Bellow Character by Edward Hoagland On Saul Bellow’s Seize the Day by Elizabeth Frank On Bellow by Nicholas Delbanco The Gift by mark Krupnick Saul Bellow: Essayism, Allegory, and the Realistic Novel by Michael André Bernstein The Spanish Journey of Saul Bellow’s Fiction by Barbara Probst Solomon Captains of Intellect by Robert Boyers Poems The Actor of Esperanto by Daniel Bourne Two Poems by Scott Hightower Two Poems by Joyce Carol Oates Tulpenwoede (1634-1637) by Jeredith Merrin Two Poems by John Matthias Clearwater by Lorrie Goldensohn Only Child by Jay Rogoff Essays, Fiction, Observations The Cinema Animal by Geoffrey Hartman The Life and Work of Christopher Lasch: An American Story by Jean Bethke Elshtain School Days by Russell Banks Snippets and Seeds by Rudolf Arnheim The New Puritanism Reconsidered A Debate Dealing with What’s Dealt by Nancy Huston Books in Review Racial Voting and Racial Representation by Larry D. Nachman Opinion Pieces, The Third Sex and Feminism’s Tent by Suzanne Rhodenbaugh The New Oates Novel by Sanford Pinsker Lacan’s Return to Freud by Gilbert D. Chaitin |