Issues
Volume 18, Number 4 / December 1999
Notes & Comments
December 1999
We told you so
December 1999
Rename the Turner Prize
Features
December 1999
Reflections on the end of the century
On how we view the crimes of Communism
December 1999
Was World War I necessary?
Upon the publication of The First World War by John Keegan & The Pity of War by Niall Ferguson.
December 1999
Thomas Hardy & American poetry
On the British author’s transatlantic reach.
December 1999
Mary Warnock: the uses & abuses of philosophy
On philosophical issues.
Poems
December 1999
In summer, nothing happens
December 1999
Prologue
December 1999
Dialysis
Letters to the Editor
December 1999
¿O plomo o plata?
Letter from Mexico
Theater
December 1999
Badly awry
On Kiss Me, Kate, James Joyce’s The Dead & Noel Coward
Art
December 1999
New thoughts about the Renaissance in Venice
On “Renaissance Venice and the North: Crosscurrents in the Time of Bellini, Dürer, Titian,” at Palazzo Grassi, Venice.
December 1999
Exhibition notes
On Renoir to Rothko: The Eye of Duncan Phillips, at the Phillips Collection, Washington
December 1999
Exhibition notes
On Saul Steinberg: Drawing into Being at PaceWildenstein, New York
December 1999
Exhibition note
On “Robert Longo” at Dorfman Projects, New York
The media
December 1999
A child’s view of the world
Concerning Naomi Wolf and feminism’s failings
Verse chronicle
December 1999
No mercy
Notebook
December 1999
At the point of extinction
Concerning secondary education in England
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