September/October 1996
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Families: the Democrats still don't get it - Editorial
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What kind of society nurtures the soul?
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Laurie Zoloth-Dorfman
Populism and the 1996 elections
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Sharon Welch
The fate of African Americans - Panel Discussion
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Can the Left learn to take yes for an answer?
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Michael J. Bader
Death of a salesman: remembering Timothy Leary
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Stew Albert
Payback time: restitution and the moral economy of nations
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Anatomy of a hoax
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Bruce Robbins
Swallow hard: what social text should have done - response to article by Bruce Robbins in this issue, p. 58
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Jay Rosen
The class politics of meaning?
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Harvey J. Kaye
A touch of class: labor and intellectuals
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Michael Kazin
Our tenth anniversary year - Tikkun periodical - Editorial
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Take Netanyahu seriously - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
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Gary E. Rubin
If I have found favor in your eyes - short story
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Aryeh Lev Stollman
Yom Kippur - poem
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Yehuda Amichai
Autumn is near and the memory of my parents - poem
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Yehuda Amichai
Between - poem
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Yehuda Amichai
I guard the children - poem
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Yehuda Amichai
Late marriage - poem
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Yehuda Amichai
Requiem for a Jew
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Claudia Lewis
Bereshit: sexuality and desire
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Ellen Frankel
Elijah Visible: Stories. - book reviews
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Alan L. Berger
Maureen Dowd's guru cynicism - Editorial
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Michael Lerner
Twilight of Common Dreams. - book reviews
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Frank Browning
The Ethos of Pluralization. - book reviews
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Frank Browning
The Road Ahead. - book reviews
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Daniel B. Gordon
Bury Me Standing: The Gypsies and Their Journey. - book reviews
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Jeffrey Shandler
Election '96 and the future of lesser-evil politics - Panel Discussion
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The God beyond God
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Daniel C. Matt
Happy birthday, world
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Bradley Shavit Artson
For Our Sins: a supplement to the High Holiday prayerbook
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From incest to Ivan the Terrible: science and the trials of memory - memories of the Holocaust
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Debbie Nathan
Politics of meaning draft platform: plank on law - Special Focus II: The National Summit on Ethics and Meaning
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Peter Gabel
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