The New Criterion Archives The New Criterion • 24 Years,
230 Issues,
4,018 Articles,
22,439pp

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Christ made male
The Sexuality of Christ in Renaissance Art and in Modern Oblivion, by Leo Steinberg
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Issues of the 1980s = 8 Years, 78 Issues, 1,123 Articles-
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Issues of 1982 = 4 Issues, 50 Articles
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Issues of 1983 = 10 Issues, 127 Articles
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Issues of 1984 = 11 Issues, 141 Articles-
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January 1984 Issue = 13 Articles- Bloomsbury idols by Hilton Kramer, pp. 1-9
- Julian Schnabel paints a portrait of God by Suzi Gablik, pp. 10-18
- The secret Kafka by Stephen Koch, pp. 19-25
- Painter-prince by Dan Hofstadter, pp. 26-36
- Windy City letters by Joseph Epstein, pp. 37-46
- The "big picture" in Philadelphia by William H. Jordy, pp. 47-56
- Marilyn, my Marilyn by Mimi Kramer, pp. 57-60
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The skin of his teeth by Vernon Young, pp. 61-66 - 1 Review- The Enthusiast by Gilbert A. Harrison
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Irresistible nobility by Brad Leithauser, pp. 67-69 - 1 Review- The Aeneid by Robert Fitzgerald and Virgil
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Forster in letters by Sonya Rudikoff, pp. 70-73 - 1 Review- Selected Letters of E.M. Forster, Vol I: 1879-1920 by Mary Lago, P.N. Furbank, and E.M. Forster
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Goodbye to all that by Robert Nisbet, pp. 74-78 - 1 Review- A Personal History by A.J.P. Taylor
- Talking politics, talking art by Andy Stark, pp. 79-82
- Letters, pp. 83-90
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February 1984 Issue = 14 Articles- The MLA centennial follies by Hilton Kramer, pp. 1-8
- Music in partibus infidelium by Samuel Lipman, pp. 9-11
- Derrida's dullards, Woolf's womyn by Bruce Bawer, pp. 12-15
- Statement on the Petrashevsky Affair by Joseph Frank, pp. 16-30
- Artful lying by Marnie Jones, pp. 31-42
- The brevity of Juan Gris by Dan Hofstadter, pp. 43-51
- Tennessee Williams and the fiddle in the wings by Mimi Kramer, pp. 52-57
- Messiaen at the Opera by Patrick J. Smith, pp. 58-63
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The bells of Calanda by Vernon Young, pp. 64-69 - 1 Review- My Last Sigh by Luis Bunuel
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Balanchine musagete by Eva Resnikova, pp. 70-73 - 1 Review- Balanchine's Ballerinas by Robert Tracy and Sharon DeLano
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A passionate critic by Tom Nieman, pp. 74-76 - 1 Review- The Air-Line to Seattle by Kenneth S. Lynn
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Trial and tribulation by Rene Wellek, pp. 77-80 - 1 Review- Dostoevsky: The Years of Ordeal, 1850-1859 by Joseph Frank
- Philosophizing at the Sheraton-Boston by Roger Kimball, pp. 81-84
- Marilyn Horne's great American songbook by Samuel Lipman, pp. 85-94
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March 1984 Issue = 12 Articles- Waiting for Kynaston by Hilton Kramer, pp. 1-5
- Opera 1984 by Samuel Lipman, pp. 6-20
- Cyril Connolly and the groans of success by Cynthia Ozick, pp. 21-27
- Late Picasso by Jed Perl, pp. 28-38
- "Les Troyens" at the Met by Jacques Barzun, pp. 39-44
- The resurrection of the "Last Supper" by Creighton Gilbert, pp. 45-49
- The American Stoppard by Mimi Kramer, pp. 50-55
- Treason in season by Herb Greer, pp. 56-62
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H.D.: the mother of us all? by Bruce Bawer, pp. 63-69 - 1 Review- H.D.: Collected Poems, 1912-1944 by Hilda Doolittle and Louis L. Martz
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Meandering with Montaigne by David Paul, pp. 70-75 - 1 Review- Montaigne's Travel Journal by Donald M. Frame and Michel de Montaigne
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From Kant to cant by Roger Kimball, pp. 76-83 - 1 Review- The Culture of Time and Space, 1880-1918 by Stephen Kern
- An exchange of letters on "criticism endowed", pp. 84-98
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April 1984 Issue = 13 Articles- Professor Howe's prescriptions by Hilton Kramer, pp. 1-5
- A new museum for Los Angeles by Christopher Knight, pp. 6-10
- Growing up with old records by Samuel Lipman, pp. 11-21
- "The battle it was born to lose" by Robert Richman, pp. 22-34
- Paul Modersohn-Becker by Dan Hofstadter, pp. 35-46
- Pater and Berenson by Paul Barolsky, pp. 47-59
- New poems by Donald Hall, pp. 60-62
- Floating light in Tokyo by Brad Leithauser, pp. 63-64
- Certain vers librists; Clearing the shelf by Donald Petersen, pp. 65-67
- Turning back the clock by Hilton Kramer, pp. 68-74
- Broadway goes to school by Mimi Kramer, pp. 75-81
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A toga for Washington by Fred Baumann, pp. 82-89 - 1 Review- Cincinnatus: George Washington and the Enlightenment by Garry Wills
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Acts of reverence by Bruce Bawer, pp. 90-102 - 1 Review- The Collected Prose by Elizabeth Bishop and Robert Giroux
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May 1984 Issue = 15 Articles- Bonnard in Paris by Hilton Kramer, pp. 1-6
- Balthus in New York by Jed Perl, pp. 7-19
- The novel in the academy by Bruce Bawer, pp. 20-30
- Relativities by David Paul, pp. 31-47
- New poems by Donald Petersen, pp. 48-49
- High water; Alone for a week; Drink, eat, sleep by Jane Kenyon, pp. 50-52
- The broken willow; The otter by C.H. Sisson, pp. 53-54
- First skaters, Perkins Pier by Norman Williams, pp. 55-57
- Que Seurat Seurat by Mimi Kramer, pp. 58-64
- A note from the publisher, pp. 65-68
- The "triumph" of Mark Tansey by Eric Gibson, pp. 69-72
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Tuchman's folly by Paul Johnson, pp. 73-77 - 1 Review- The March of Folly by Barbara W. Tuchman
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Victorian love affair by James R. Mellow, pp. 78-81 - 1 Review- Austin and Mabel by Polly Longsworth, Austin Dickinson, and Mabel Loomis Todd, ...
- Hastening the decline of grammar by David Lehman, pp. 82-87
- Mme. Pierre Monteux (1894-1984) by Samuel Lipman, pp. 88-98
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June 1984 Issue = 15 Articles- Reproductions for the plebes by Hilton Kramer, pp. 1-6
- The Freudian way of knowledge by Frederick Crews, pp. 7-25
- Writing essays by Joseph Epstein, pp. 26-34
- James Merrill and "Sandover" by Bruce Bawer, pp. 35-43
- New poems by James Aitchison, pp. 44-45
- Per album by Eugenio Montale and Jonathan Galassi, pp. 46-49
- Coming home late with the bad young man; On motel walls by David Wagoner, pp. 50-51
- The case of Ivo Pogorelich by Samuel Lipman, pp. 52-57
- Theater by Mimi Kramer, pp. 58-64
- The art inside the book by Creighton Gilbert, pp. 65-68
- Spring exhibitions by Eric Gibson, pp. 69-73
- Greeks invade Bloomsbury by Herb Greer, pp. 74-81
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Sailing toward Poland by Vernon Young, pp. 82-88 - 2 Reviews- Joseph Conrad: The Three Lives by Frederick R. Karl
- Joseph Conrad: A Chronicle by Zdzislaw Najder
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Dostoevsky's carnival by Rene Wellek, pp. 89-93 - 1 Review- Problems of Dostoevsky's Poetics by Mikhail Bakhtin and Caryl Emerson
- A response to "The MLA centennial follies", pp. 94-102
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Summer 1984 Issue = 1 Article- MOMA reopened by Hilton Kramer, pp. 1-58
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September 1984 Issue = 14 Articles- Who was Josephine Herbst? by Hilton Kramer, pp. 1-14
- Ivy Litvinov by Samuel Lipman, pp. 15-26
- Watteau in Washington by Jed Perl, pp. 27-33
- Miller in Boston by Dan Hofstadter, pp. 34-40
- "Sackets Harbor, 1866" by Herbert Morris, pp. 41-49
- Making something out of nothing by Mimi Kramer, pp. 50-54
- Vienna in Venice by Ewa Kuryluk, pp. 55-59
- An Australian accent? by Eric Gibson, pp. 60-63
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Whoring after self-respect by Mimi Kramer, pp. 64-72 - 1 Review- Class by Paul Fussell
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Deprivation's laureate by Donald Hall, pp. 73-75 - 1 Review- Required Writing by Philip Larkin
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Art and mystery by Roger Kimball, pp. 76-79 - 1 Review- The Arts Without Mystery by Denis Donoghue
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A public poet by Robert Richman, pp. 80-83 - 1 Review- Children in Exile by James Fenton
- William Empson by Cleanth Brooks, pp. 84-87
- "A certain air of seriousness" by Bruce Bawer, pp. 88-98
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October 1984 Issue = 15 Articles- The life and death of Lillian Hellman by Hilton Kramer, pp. 1-6
- Censoring "20th-Century Culture" by Geoffrey Sampson, pp. 7-16
- Max Beckmann by Dan Hofstadter, pp. 17-25
- The "Pushcart Prize" story by Bruce Bawer, pp. 26-35
- Edgar Wind by Creighton Gilbert, pp. 36-42
- New poems by Donald Justice, p. 43
- The painters by Jane Kenyon, p. 44
- Early and late by Donald Petersen, p. 45
- Does a rake go to the brothel to sing? by Peter Porter, pp. 46-48
- McKim, Mead & White and the Renaissance in New York by William H. Jordy, pp. 49-61
- A winter's tale by Mimi Kramer, pp. 62-69
- American still life by Eric Gibson, pp. 70-75
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The passions of Hilla Rebay by Lee Hall, pp. 76-80 - 1 Review- Hilla Rebay by Joan M. Lukach
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A critic without a country by Lionel Abel, pp. 81-86 - 1 Review- An American Procession by Alfred Kazin
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Photography and art by Jed Perl, pp. 87-98 - 1 Review- American Photography by Jonathan Green
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November 1984 Issue = 15 Articles- Stalinism then and now by Robert Gorham Davis and Hilton Kramer, pp. 1-6
- Cultural policy by Samuel Lipman, pp. 7-15
- Learning from Leavis by Mark Stevens, pp. 16-21
- Max BeckmannYESc the later work by Dan Hofstadter, pp. 22-29
- Letters of Henry James by Joseph Epstein, pp. 30-41
- New poems by Paul Mariani, pp. 42-43
- The hawk climbs by Leslie Norris, pp. 44-45
- Inertia by Richard Kenney, pp. 46-47
- Ansel Adams by Andy Grundberg, pp. 48-52
- Stravinsky's Rake, City Opera's progress by Samuel Lipman, pp. 53-56
- The art of George McNeil by Eric Gibson, pp. 57-60
- Reactionary Papp by Mimi Kramer, pp. 61-69
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John Hawkes's fan club by Bruce Bawer, pp. 70-77 - 1 Review- Humors of Blood and Skin by John Hawkes
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The prosaic modern age by Roger Kimball, pp. 78-82 - 1 Review- In the Age of Prose by Erich Heller
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Finding a voice by Robert Richman, pp. 83-94 - 1 Review- Each Leaf Shines Separate by Rosanna Warren
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December 1984 Issue = 14 Articles- The "Primitivism" conundrum by Hilton Kramer, pp. 1-7
- The stories of Guy Davenport by Bruce Bawer, pp. 8-14
- Zola and Cezanne by Frederick Brown, pp. 15-29
- Van Gogh at the Met by Jed Perl, pp. 30-36
- "Boardwalk" by Herbert Morris, pp. 37-46
- Pops in Portland, Elektra in San Francisco by Samuel Lipman, pp. 47-51
- What's so great about the RSC? by Mimi Kramer, pp. 52-61
- Brice Marden's abstraction by Eric Gibson, pp. 62-64
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A printmaker and his themes by Creighton Gilbert, pp. 65-67 - 1 Review- The Prints of Lucas Van Leyden and His Contemporaries by Ellen S. Jacobowitz and Stephanie L. Stepanek, ...
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The American Corinne by James W. Tuttleton, pp. 68-70 - 3 Reviews- The Letters of Margaret Fuller, Vol. I: 1817-1838 by Robert N. Hudspeth and Margaret Fuller
- The Letters of Margaret Fuller, Vol. II: 1839-1841 by Robert N. Hudspeth and Margaret Fuller
- The Letters of Margaret Fuller, Vol. III: 1842-1844 by Robert N. Hudspeth and Margaret Fuller
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Christ made male by Charles Dempsey, pp. 71-76 - 1 Review- The Sexuality of Christ in Renaissance Art and in Modern Oblivion by Leo Steinberg
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Hippique Buddha by Philip Young, pp. 77-78 - 1 Review- The Confessions of a Harvard Man by Harold Stearns
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Humanist and scholar by Rene Wellek, pp. 79-82 - 1 Review- Tributes by E.H. Gombrich
- "Art" for the Eighties? by Roger Kimball, pp. 83-94
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Issues of 1985 = 11 Issues, 151 Articles
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Issues of 1986 = 11 Issues, 167 Articles
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Issues of 1987 = 11 Issues, 172 Articles
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Issues of 1988 = 10 Issues, 157 Articles
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Issues of 1989 = 10 Issues, 158 Articles
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Issues of the 1990s = 10 Years, 100 Issues, 1,883 Articles-
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Issues of 1990 = 10 Issues, 179 Articles
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Issues of 1991 = 10 Issues, 196 Articles
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Issues of 1992 = 10 Issues, 197 Articles
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Issues of 1993 = 10 Issues, 196 Articles
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Issues of 1994 = 10 Issues, 189 Articles
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Issues of 1995 = 10 Issues, 183 Articles
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Issues of 1996 = 10 Issues, 197 Articles
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Issues of 1997 = 10 Issues, 182 Articles
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Issues of 1998 = 10 Issues, 183 Articles
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Issues of 1999 = 10 Issues, 181 Articles
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Issues of the 2000s = 6 Years, 52 Issues, 1,012 Articles-
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Issues of 2000 = 10 Issues, 183 Articles
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Issues of 2001 = 9 Issues, 183 Articles
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Issues of 2002 = 10 Issues, 190 Articles
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Issues of 2003 = 10 Issues, 190 Articles
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Issues of 2004 = 10 Issues, 204 Articles
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Issues of 2005 = 3 Issues, 62 Articles