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In Post & Riposte: 1491 Are protected lands better served by sensitive human management or by a hands-off approach? Missing Pieces Do classical-radio audience surveys do classical music a favor or a disservice? Inspired Immaturity Is the midlife crisis an endangered tradition? The Lost Art of Housekeeping Do Americans neglect their own households and rely too much on hired outsiders to do the work that ought to be done by someone who truly cares? See the complete forum index. |
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In This IssueLetters to the Editor Phoebe Lou Adams (1918-2001) INNOCENT BYSTANDER: Third-Class Citizen by Cullen Murphy  Poking the Walrus by Michael Kelly Inspired Immaturity by David Brooks Does Democracy Need Voters? by Jonathan Rauch Jack Or Jill? by Margaret Talbot The Unilateralist by James Fallows Nobel Sentiments by P. J. O'Rourke The Birth of the Sun by David Carr Islam Versus the Pleasure Principle by Jeffrey Tayler A Modest Proposal From the Brigadier by Peter Landesman 1491 New evidence suggests that before it became the New World, the Western Hemisphere was vastly more populous and sophisticated than historians have thought. Indeed, the Amazon rain forest may be largely a human artifact by Charles C. Mann The World in 2005 American eyes are focused at the moment mainly on the war against terrorism. But powerful forces continue to shape the world without regard to that war—and will affect how we wage it by Robert D. Kaplan The Apocalypse of Adolescence The murder last year of two Dartmouth College professors offers entry to a disturbing subject—lethal violence by "ordinary" teenagers from "ordinary" communities by Ron Powers The Iceberg Wars There is a simple reason why "iceberg harvesting" has become one of Newfoundland's only growth industries: a lot of people want pure water, and they'll pay any price by Wayne Curtis Special Collections The Warhol Warehouse by Richard Rubin
Incident Report Picasso's banquet for Rousseauby Edward Sorel and Nancy Caldwell Sorel Wealth A drawing by Guy Billout God's Goodness A short story by Marjorie Kemper The Horses Run Back to Their Stalls A poem by Linda Gregerson [with audio] Rivermist: For Roland Flint A poem by Linda Pastan [with audio] Mary Cassatt: The Letter (1890-1891) A poem by Joan I. Siegel [with audio]  TRAVEL: An Ireland of Legend by Jacki Lyden RADIO: Missing Pieces by Stephen Budiansky PALATE AT LARGE: Daniel by Corby Kummer FOOD: The Cream of the Salt Pan by Corby Kummer POPULAR CULTURE: Poetry Out Loud by Peter Davison  The Beauty of the Conjuring Atonement by Ian McEwan, reviewed by Claire Messud Leaving It to the Professionals A look at anti-clutter books, by Caitlin Flanagan New and Noteworthy Stories of doomed affairs, by Richard Ford; a "profoundly satisfying" literary correspondence; children of the Middle Ages Thrilling Desperation In the Forest by Edna O'Brien, reviewed by Brooke Allen A Failure of Intelligence Jihad by Gilles Kepel, reviewed by Walter Laqueur The Puzzler by Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon Word Court by Barbara Wallraff Cover art by C. F. Payne. All material copyright © 2002 by The Atlantic Monthly Group. All rights reserved. |
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