Salmagundi No. 150-151 / Spring-Summer 2006
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
 Columns In Transit by Russell Banks Guest Column: The Culture of Narcissism Revisited by Rochelle Gurstein Force Fields: Still Waiting to Hear from Derrida by Martin Jay Art & Ideas: Self and Structure: The Receptions of Joan Snyder and Robert Smithson by Charles Molesworth Poems Declaration by Stephen Sandy Bardo by Dana Levin It’s Sunday Morning in Early November by Phillip Schultz John Constable at Sixty, London, 1837 by Floyd Skloot The Barrens by Chana Bloch Three Poems by Reginald Shepherd Darwin and the Wasp by Harry Humes Lovely Afternoon by Dick Allen Essay In Defense of Benign Neglect by Linda Hall Fiction Franz Kafka—Serious About Your Safety by Sean Singer Symposium Jihad. McWorld. Modernity: Public Intellectuals Debate “The Clash of Civilizations”
Who Is Responsible? An Interview with Fred Halliday Heads or Tails: The Clash of Civilizations by Regina Janes Books In Review Secular Islamism by Myles Weber On Phillip Roth’s The Plot Against America by Ross Posnock Exileland: On Norman Manea by David Herman Leaving by the Closet Door: On Bruno Schulz and Henryk Grynberg by Victoria Nelson Populism as the Present Danger: On John Lukacs by Robert Boyers |