The Unz Review •ï¿½An Alternative Media Selection
A Collection of Interesting, Important, and Controversial Perspectives Largely Excluded from the American Mainstream Media
The American Scholar •ï¿½71 Years, 284 Issues, 6,139 Articles, 43,357pp
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- Television's Peril to Culture, pp. 137-140 An Editorial
- The Best of Two Worlds, pp. 141-148 Some Reflections on a Peculiarly Modern Privilege
- The Amazon and a Revolution in Thought, pp. 149-158
- The Atomic Clock, pp. 159-168 A Universal Standard of Frequency and Time
- Sonnet, p. 169
- Reunion in Snow, p. 170
- Liberty and the Ladies, pp. 171-178
- The Art of Translation, pp. 179-186
- The Tonic of Southern Folklore, pp. 187-193
- George Gissing's Outcast Intellectuals, pp. 194-202
- The Scavengers, p. 203
- Using the Past to Move Forward, pp. 204-210
- The Price of American Failure , pp. 211-216
- Public Funds and the Public Schools, pp. 217-221
- A Plea for Cooperation , pp. 222-226
- The New Criticism and the Democratic Tradition, pp. 227-230
- Are American Women Making the Most of the Rights and Privileges for Which They Fought?, pp. 231-233
- Miscellanous Comments, pp. 234-237
- Under Whatever Sky, pp. 238-240
- [+]Anthropology Comes of Age (5 Reviews) , pp. 241-258Anthropology, by Alfred L. Kroeber
- Anthropology by Alfred L. Kroeber
- Man and His Works by Melville J. Herskovits
- The Ways of Men by John P. Gillin
- Male and Female by Margaret Mead
- Social Structure by George Peter Murdock
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