September 2003
Lengthened shadows
On The New Criterion’s new series about America and its institutions in the twenty-first century, inaugurated in this issue.
On The New Criterion’s new series about America and its institutions in the twenty-first century, inaugurated in this issue.
On the New York Review of Books’ claim to provide a non-political voice in covering culture and politics.
The first in a series titled “Lengthened shadows.”
An expanded version of the essay on Buchan that appears in the September print edition.
On the teacher and mentor Shlomo Dov Goitein, the great German-Jewish scholar of Islam.
On Henry V in England and America.
On “The American Effect: Global Perspectives on the United States, 1990-2003” at the Whitney.
On the current installment of IMG’s series Great Conductors of the 20th Century.
On the media’s attempt to scandalize that which wasn’t a scandal but, rather, a war.
An “ideal bohemian couple,” and a sordid end.
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