On War gathers together some of the finest writing on that troubling subject published in Raritan between 2003 and 2022. The editors, Jackson Lears and Karen Parker Lears, have selected work that typifies Raritan’s wide-ranging sensibility--focusing on a topic that is aesthetically rich, intellectually challenging, and morally disturbing. It is also all too timely.
On War gathers together some of the finest writing on that troubling subject published in Raritan between 2003 and 2022. The editors, Jackson Lears and Karen Parker Lears, have selected work that typifies Raritan’s wide-ranging sensibility--focusing on a topic that is aesthetically rich, intellectually challenging, and morally disturbing. It is also all too timely. Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
JACKSON LEARS is Board of Governors Distinguished Professor of History at Rutgers University and editor in chief of Raritan Quarterly. He has written five books in American cultural history, the most recent of which is Animal Spirits: The American Pursuit of Vitality from Camp Meeting to Wall Street. His essays and reviews have appeared in The London Review of Books, The New York Review of Books, The Nation, and The New Republic; they will be collected in Conjurers, Cranks, Provincials, and Antediluvians: The Off-Modern in American History. KAREN PARKER LEARS is associate editor of Raritan Quarterly. From her art studio, Swansquarter, she works under the name M. Fortuna. She has had solo shows at Princeton University, the Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture at the University of Virginia, and at the Johnson & Johnson World Headquarters Gallery in New Brunswick, New Jersey. She created illuminations for Women Writers of Latin America: Intimate Histories. Her work can be viewed on the website swansquarter.com.
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Introduction Victoria De Grazia You Are Not Alone, Stalingrad: Reflections on the 75th Anniversary Patrick Lawrence Assange behind Glass M. Fortuna Percussion of Cut and Salve (painting-assemblage) Michael Miller Six Years from Afghanistan (poetry) C. Felix Amerasinghe The Road to Revolution (fiction) Andrew J. Bacevich War and the Failures of the Fourth Estate David Ferry Labores: A Translation from the Aeneid (poetry) Jochen Hellbeck and Emma Dodge Hanson Remembering Stalingrad (photo-essay) Peter LaBier White Fright (painting) Elizabeth D. Samet Make Movies, Not War Karl Kirchwey Mutabor: Halberstadt (poetry) Ray Klimek Carbon Burn (digital chromogenic print) Robert Westbrook Bourne over Baghdad Lyle Jeremy Rubin The Man Who Knew Too Much d. mark levitt, god is water (painting) Tamas Dobozy The Animals of the Budapest Zoo, 1944-1945 (fiction) Sherod Santos The Art of the Landscape (poetry) Cai Guo-Qiang Drawing for Transient Rainbow (drawing) Contributors About the Editors Image Credits Permissions
Introduction Victoria De Grazia You Are Not Alone, Stalingrad: Reflections on the 75th Anniversary Patrick Lawrence Assange behind Glass M. Fortuna Percussion of Cut and Salve (painting-assemblage) Michael Miller Six Years from Afghanistan (poetry) C. Felix Amerasinghe The Road to Revolution (fiction) Andrew J. Bacevich War and the Failures of the Fourth Estate David Ferry Labores: A Translation from the Aeneid (poetry) Jochen Hellbeck and Emma Dodge Hanson Remembering Stalingrad (photo-essay) Peter LaBier White Fright (painting) Elizabeth D. Samet Make Movies, Not War Karl Kirchwey Mutabor: Halberstadt (poetry) Ray Klimek Carbon Burn (digital chromogenic print) Robert Westbrook Bourne over Baghdad Lyle Jeremy Rubin The Man Who Knew Too Much d. mark levitt, god is water (painting) Tamas Dobozy The Animals of the Budapest Zoo, 1944-1945 (fiction) Sherod Santos The Art of the Landscape (poetry) Cai Guo-Qiang Drawing for Transient Rainbow (drawing) Contributors About the Editors Image Credits Permissions
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