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by Penelope Lively

Encounter, November 1981, pp. 84-87

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    8. Poem by John Loveday, p. 36
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    10. "Minotaure" by Jean-Francois Revel, pp. 38-40
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    19. Poem by Kaleem Omar, p. 72
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    21. Poem by Edwin Brock, p. 78
    22. Arguing About War & Peace by Alun Chalfont, pp. 79-87
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    4. Polish Realities by Kazimierz Brandys, pp. 20-29
    5. Poem by John Loveday, p. 30
    6. Illusions about Crime & Justice by Leon Radzinowicz, pp. 31-38
    7. Authors, p. 39
    8. Poem by Zbigniew Herbert, pp. 40-41
    9. Reflections on a Remark by Cicero by Lord Hailsham, pp. 42-49
    10. Of Hard & Easy Cases by David Pannick, pp. 50-58
    11. Poem by John Mole, p. 59
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      4. A Gathering of Fugitives by Lionel Trilling
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    20. The Perception of Words by Melvin J. Lasky, pp. 94-100
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    5. Poem by U.A. Fanthorpe, p. 38
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    22. A Rejoinder by Leopold Labedz, pp. 90-92
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    25. Authors, p. 96
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    2. Poem by Michael Hulse, p. 10
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    5. Poem by Michael Hofmann, p. 30
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    7. Poem by Geoffrey Grigson, p. 40
    8. Resolving the Polish Dilemma by Tadeusz Szafar, pp. 41-48
    9. Poem by Patrick Hare, p. 49
    10. Poem by Peter Porter, p. 50
    11. Poem by Fleur Adcock, p. 51
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    13. French Ideology by Francois Bondy, p. 60
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    21. Authors, p. 96
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    2. Poem by Gay Clifford, p. 7
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    4. Poem by Sean O'Brien, p. 15
    5. Poem by Elma Mitchell, p. 16
    6. Poem by Peter Redgrove, p. 17
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    8. Poem by Peter Dickinson, p. 34
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    10. Poem by James Sutherland-Smith, p. 40
    11. On Rereading Bialik by David Aberbach, pp. 41-47
    12. Poem by Geoffrey Grigson, p. 48
    13. Not Marx But Lennon by Bernice Martin, pp. 49-50
    14. Debate on "The French Ideology" by Raymond Aron, p. 51
    15. French Ambiguities by Jean-Francois Revel, pp. 52-54
    16. The Dilettante & the Giant Grouper by Edward Pearce, pp. 55-56
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    22. The Slow-Motion Funeral of Mao Tse-Tung by Lucien Bianco, pp. 80-84
    23. Poem by George Szirtes, p. 85
    24. The Split, Engels in Marble, Etc. by Melvin J. Lasky, pp. 86-90
    25. Poem by Patrick Hare, p. 91
    26. Letters, pp. 92-95
    27. Authors, p. 96
    28. Life & Letters, pp. 97-98
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    2. Poem by Gordon Dyson, p. 5
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    4. Poem by Alistair Elliot, p. 16
    5. Beryl's Second Poem (and Trevor's Second) by Gavin Ewart, p. 17
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    7. Poem by Mark Abley, p. 31
    8. London Commentary by Edward Pearce, pp. 32-34
    9. The Case of Dr Weizmann's Passport by John Barnes, pp. 35-36
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    11. Should You Look at Buildings? by Jan Morris, pp. 40-44
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      4. After the New Criticism by Frank Lentricchia
      5. Desire in Language by Julia Kristeva
      6. Working with Structuralism by David Lodge
      7. The Literary Use of the Psychoanalytic Process by Meredith Anne Skura
      8. The Material Word by David Silverman and Brian Torode
      9. The Living Dead by James B. Twitchell
      10. The Literature of Terror by David Punter
      11. Fantasy: The Literature of Subversion by Rosemary Jackson
      12. Criticism in the Wilderness by Geoffrey H. Hartman
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      5. Shakespeare's Poetic Styles by John Baxter
      6. The Ghosts of Hamlet by Martin Scofield
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      6. Postmodern American Poetry by Jerome Mazzaro
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    18. Poland by Tymoteusz Klempski, pp. 78-84
    19. Poem by David Rokeah, p. 85
    20. France, on Mitterand's Left by Jean-Francois Revel, p. 86
    21. Great Brain Drain by Branko Lazitch, p. 87
    22. A True Son of the Party by Olivier Todd, pp. 88-89
    23. End of the Soviet Mirage by Alain Besancon, pp. 90-91
    24. Poem by John Mole, p. 92
    25. Letters, pp. 93-95
    26. Authors, p. 96
    27. Life & Letters, pp. 97-98
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    2. Poetry by Penelope Shuttle and Carol Rumens, p. 7
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    4. Poetry by Tony Flynn, p. 22
    5. Column by "M.", pp. 23-26
    6. European Diary by Jean-Francois Revel, pp. 27-29
    7. London Commentary by Edward Pearce, pp. 30-32
    8. Death of a Friend by Francois Bondy, pp. 33-34
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      5. The Sirian Experiments by Doris Lessing
    13. Poetry by Eugenio Montale, p. 58
    14. Poetry by Alistair Elliot and Michael Hulse, p. 59
    15. The German Mind & "Right Extremism" by Kurt Reumann, pp. 60-65
    16. Psychiatry's Second Coming by Walter Reich, pp. 66-72
    17. Viet Nam by Robert Elegant, pp. 73-89
    18. Poetry by Vernon Scannell, p. 90
    19. What's Right with the Brandt Report by Edward Heath, pp. 91-92
    20. Letters, pp. 93-95
    21. Authors, p. 96
    22. Life & Letters, pp. 97-98
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    2. Poem by R.S. Thomas, p. 10
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    4. Poem by Iain Crichton Smith, p. 21
    5. Britain & Europe (II) by Michael Charlton, pp. 22-33
    6. Poem by Ruth Silcock, p. 34
    7. Poem by J.C. Hall, p. 35
    8. Column by "M.", pp. 36-38
    9. Old Promises, New Ideas by Raymond Aron, p. 39
    10. London Commentary by Edward Pearce, pp. 40-42
    11. European Diary by Francois Bondy, pp. 43-44
    12. No Hollywood on the Thames by J.M. Kerstin, pp. 45-49
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      2. Three for Water-Music by Donald Davie
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      5. Poems, 1949-1979 by John Wain
      6. The Orchard Upstairs by Penelope Shuttle
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    20. The Two Maps on the Wall by Gerald Holton, pp. 74-79
    21. Poem by Simon Rae, p. 80
    22. David Riesman's "Egocentrism" by Michael Maccoby, pp. 81-82
    23. A ReplyDavid Riesman, p. 83
    24. Poem by Anna Adams, p. 84
    25. "Detente" by Hugh Ragsdale, pp. 85-88
    26. Poem by James Michie, pp. 89-91
    27. Letters, pp. 92-95
    28. Authors, p. 96
    29. Life & Letters, pp. 97-98
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    4. Poem by Will Vaughan, p. 33
    5. Poem by Tadeusz Rozewicz, pp. 34-35
    6. Column by "M.", pp. 36-38
    7. London Commentary by Edward Pearce, pp. 39-41
    8. Romaine Gary's Double by Francois Bondy, p. 42
    9. Letter from Kenya by Gunter Krabbe, pp. 43-45
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    17. Poem by Douglas Dunn, p. 82
    18. Towards a New Disorder by Kenneth Minogue, p. 83
    19. Reply to Edward Heath by Elie Kedourie, p. 84
    20. Letter from Yugoslavia by Nora Beloff, pp. 85-89
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    23. Letters, pp. 92-96
    24. Life & Letters, pp. 97-98
  10. [+]
    November 1981 Issue = 20 Articles
    1. Wives in the Garden (story) by Douglas Dunn, pp. 3-6
    2. Poem by Gavin Ewart, p. 7
    3. The Idea of a Gentleman by Shirley Robin Letwin, pp. 8-19
    4. Was Stalin Really a "Great Man"? by George Urban and Averell Harriman, pp. 20-40
    5. Pilgrims on the Run (II) by Paul Hollander, pp. 41-49
    6. Poem by Stewart Brown, pp. 50-53
    7. Column by "M.", pp. 54-55
    8. Poem by John Levett, p. 56
    9. Was Marx an Ancient Historian? by George Watson, pp. 57-60
    10. Poem by Simon Rae, p. 61
    11. Gandhi as a "Hunger Striker"? by Francis Watson, pp. 62-63
    12. London Commentary by Edward Pearce, pp. 64-67
    13. The Difference Between Warsaw & Prague by Ota Filip, pp. 68-69
    14. The Chances of Non-Proliferation by Norman Moss, pp. 70-73
    15. [+]
      The Education of Jacobo Timerman by James Neilson#2, pp. 74-83 - 2 Reviews
      1. Prisoner without a Name, Cell without a Number by Jacobo Timerman
      2. Portrait of an Exile by Andrew Graham-Yooll
    16. [+]
      New Fiction by Penelope Lively, pp. 84-87 - 3 Reviews
      1. The Portage to San Cristobal of A. H. by George Steiner
      2. Byzantium Endures by Michael Moorcock
      3. Creation by Gore Vidal
    17. [+]
      Edith Sitwell by Blake Morrison, pp. 88-93 - 1 Review
      1. Edith Sitwell by Victoria Glendinning
    18. Letters, pp. 94-95
    19. Authors, p. 96
    20. Life & Letters, pp. 97-98
  11. [+]
    December 1981 Issue = 20 Articles
    1. The Maze (story) by Iain Crichton Smith, pp. 3-6
    2. Poem by Peter Redgrove, p. 7
    3. Inside the Mind of a Censor, pp. 8-17
    4. Poem by Derek Mahon, p. 18
    5. Poem by Kevin Hart, p. 19
    6. From Byzantium to Eton by Peter Calvocoressi, pp. 20-25
    7. Authors, p. 26
    8. Column by "M.", pp. 27-29
    9. Robespierre & Thermidor by Richard Cobb, pp. 30-44
    10. London Commentary by Edward Pearce, pp. 45-48
    11. [+]
      The Lost Innocence of Archaeology by Charles Thomas, pp. 49-54 - 10 Reviews
      1. A Social History of Archaeology by Kenneth Hudson
      2. Towards a History of Archaeology by Glyn E. Daniel
      3. A Short History of Archaeology by Glyn Daniel
      4. Antiquity and Man by John D. Evans, Barry Cunliffe, and Colin Renfrew, ...
      5. The Find of a Lifetime by Sylvia L. Horwitz
      6. Prehistorian: A Biography of V. Gordon Childe by Sally Green
      7. The Method and Theory of V. Gordon Childe by Barbara McNairn
      8. Gordon Childe: Revolutions in Archaeology by Bruce G. Trigger
      9. Anthropology for Archaeologists by Bryony Orme
      10. The Environment in British Prehistory by Ian Simmons and Michael Tooley
    12. [+]
      History as Narrative by John Bossy, pp. 55-59 - 4 Reviews
      1. The Past and the Present by Lawrence Stone
      2. The Mind and Method of the Historian by Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie
      3. The Origins of History by Herbert Butterfield and Adam Watson
      4. History and Imagination by Hugh Lloyd-Jones, Valerie Pearl, and Blair Worden, ...
    13. [+]
      Romans & Britons by Graham Webster, pp. 60-63 - 13 Reviews
      1. The Story of Roman Colchester by David T.D. Clarke and Mark Davies
      2. Roman London by Peter Marsden
      3. Waterfront Archaeology in Britain and Northern Europe by Gustav Milne and Brian Hobley
      4. Coinage and Society in Britain and Gaul by Barry Cunliffe
      5. Celtic Craftsmanship in Bronze by H.E. Kilbride-Jones
      6. The Place-Names of Roman Britain by A.L. Rivet and Colin Smith
      7. Christianity in Roman Britain to A.D. 500 by Charles Thomas
      8. The Fasti of Roman Britain by Anthony R. Birley
      9. The People of Roman Britain by Anthony R. Birley
      10. A Companion to Roman Britain by Peter A. Clayton
      11. Roman Britain by Keith Branigan
      12. Roman Britain, 55 B.C.-A.D. 400 by Malcolm Todd
      13. Roman Britain by Peter Salway
    14. [+]
      Rural History by Ronald Blythe, pp. 64-68 - 6 Reviews
      1. Farming Practice in British Prehistory by Roger Mercer
      2. The Agrarian History of England and Wales, Vol. I, Part I: Prehistory by Stuart Piggott
      3. A Shepherd's Life by W.H. Hudson
      4. The English by Michael Watkins#2
      5. The English Countrywoman by G.E. Fussell and Kathleen Rosemary Fussell
      6. The Victorian Countryside by Gordon E. Mingay
    15. The Armenian Massacre by Norman Ravitch, pp. 69-84
    16. Poem by Peter Porter, p. 85
    17. The "Aryans" of Jean-Paul Sartre by Werner Cohn, pp. 86-90
    18. Poem by David Rokeah, p. 91
    19. The Spectre of Yalta by Leopold Labedz, pp. 92-96
    20. Life & Letters, pp. 97-98
3. [+]
  Issues of 1982 = 10 Issues, 241 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1983 = 10 Issues, 259 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1984 = 10 Issues, 258 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1985 = 10 Issues, 254 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1986 = 10 Issues, 245 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1987 = 10 Issues, 268 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1988 = 10 Issues, 248 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1989 = 10 Issues, 277 Articles
[+]
Issues of the 1990s = 1 Year, 7 Issues, 215 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 1990 = 7 Issues, 215 Articles