TITLE: HARPER'S Magazine
[Founded in 1850, one of America's oldest literary magazines, and is still in publication! Interesting and intelligent articles, and vintage advertisements of the day. MANY articles heavily illustrated. (see description)!]
ISSUE DATE: FEBRUARY 1973; VOL. 246, NO. 1473
CONDITION: Standard Sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in GOOD condition, some wear. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: A Middle American marriage. Cover photograph by Jerry Sarapoehiello.

THE EASY CHAIR . . . JOHN FISCHER: Letter from Leete's Island: the case for suicide as a sensible decision.

FIVE MYTHS ABOUT YOUR IQ . . . MARY JO BANE AND CHRISTOPHER JENCKS: The so-called intelligence scores have little to do with a person's life or accomplishments.

REPUBLICAN MAGIC . . . CRAIG KARPEL: The lessons that can be learned by spending Election Day in an insane asylum.

THE OBSCENITY MUDDLE . . . PAUL BENDER: The Supreme Court seeks to resolve its own confusion about indecent books and films.

A MIDDLE AMERICAN MARRIAGE . . . THOMAS J. COTTLE: Conversations with a husband and wife who talk about the best and worst of a hard life.

THE CALIFORNIA MORTGAGE SCANDAL . . . PAUL CABBELL: An accounting from a man familiar with the techniques of sweating money from the poor.

NOTES FROM A LADY AT A DINNER PARTY A short story . . . BERNARD MALAMUD.

TALKING TO POWER AND SPINNING WITH THE ALLY . . . GWYNETH CRAVENS : Carlos Castaneda explains the metaphysics of his escape from the bonds of reason.

NOTES OF A BIOLOGY WATCHER . . . LEWIS THOMAS: A physician writes about the harmonies that sustain the apparent dissonances of the world.

BOOKS . . . FREDERICK BROWN: Sigmund Freud and Lou And reas-Salome: Letters: Freud made flesh.

BOOKS . . . CARTER WISEMAN: A review of three books that describe the urban landscapes of Frederick Law Olmsted.

HARPER'S WRAPAROUND: Starting Fresh: The Art of Changing Your Life.
Tools for Living.
Information Play.
Reports.
Resources.
Reader Testimony.

VERSE:
THE FAMILY Mary Oliver.
FOR H.G. MOYER Donald L. Moyer.
WHAT THE BONES DO David Bissonette.
THE GOOD YOUNG MAN James Wright.

COMMENTARY: Contributions by Dr. Daniel Schneider, Herbert Gans, David E. Steele, Ernest van den Haag, Jim Garrison, and Margaret Bennett.

DEPARTMENTS:
LETTERS.
COUNTERSIGNS.
THE HARPER'S GAME.
Painting on page 65 by Raphael Soyer courtesy of the Forum Gallery and Syracuse University Art Center. Photographed by Michel Tcherevkoff.


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