TITLE: NEW REPUBLIC Magazine
[RARE and interesting literary magazine!]
ISSUE DATE: MAY 7, 1984; Volume 190, Number 18, Issue 3,616
CONDITION: Magazine size: Approx 8½" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER by Bill Caldwell for THE NEW REPUBLIC. Article on page 18.

CORRESPONDENCE . . . Hart's equal pay, Dahi's democracies, &c.

TRB FROM WASHINGTON . . . BACK TO NATURE . . . Does international law matter? Oddly enough, yes.

THE EDITORS . . . REMEMBER THE MINE . . . What the mining fiasco shows, and what it doesn't. . . . NOTEBOOK.

JUSTIN KAPLAN . . . TUNE THAT NAME . . . Remaking yourself by retooling your moniker is as American as Marion Morrison, a.k.a. John Wayne.

BOB KUTTNER . . . DOWN WITH THE I.R.A. . . . Designed to boost saving and investment, J.R.A.s actually hurt both while aiding the well-to-do.

CHUCK LANE . . . SIGN 'EM UP . . . Can the Democrats register a victory in November?.

MICHAEL J. SANDEL . . . MORALITY AND THE LIBERAL IDEAL . . . Liberals need not discard moral vision to protect individual rights. The obligations of community are the basis of rights, not a threat to them.

ARTHUR T. HADLEY . . . AMERICA'S BROKEN WAR MACHINE . . . From the deserts of Iran to the plains of Europe, from a ship's electronic bridge to the cockpit of an aging B-52, our soldiers and sailors are caught in a condition of permanent SNAFU. And it's not the Russians that bedevil them, it's things like the Great Divorce and the tooth-to-tail problem.

STANLEY KAUFFMANN . . . ON FILMS: ADVENTURE AND ADVERSITY . . . Romancing the Stone, well-paced parody, succeeds; The Stone Boy, a slow and serious story, doesn't.

ROBERT BRUSTEIN . . . ON THEATER: SHOW AND TELL . . . Whereas Arthur Miller uses a lot of rhetoric to tell us about society and salesmen, David Mamet shows the grubby grind with energy and realism.

FOUAD AJAMI . . . WORLD OF HIS FATHERS . . . Jinnah of Pakistan by Stanley Wolpert.

RICHARD HOWARD . . . THE GREY YEARS GATHER . . . Letters of Henry James: Volume IV (1895-1916) edited by Leon Edel.

ANN HULBERT . . . IN STRUGGLE . . . Civil Wars by Rosellen Brown.

SYDNEY LEA . . . POEM . . . Sereno.

PAUL ATTANASIO . . . CRICKET AND CULTURE . . . Beyond a Boundary by C.L.R. James.

WASHINGTON DIARIST . . . ON THE RECORD.

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