Salmagundi: A Quarterly of the Humanities & Social Sciences Spring-Summer 2001 Nos. 130-131

Memoir by Norman Manea, Guest Column by Linda Simon, Force Fields by Martin Jay, The Art Scene by Charles Molesworth, Politics and Culture by Benjamin R. Barber, An Interview and an Essay. Against An Interview with Doris Lessing by Susie Linfield, Weaving Friendship by Jean-Pierre Vernant. revelation by Breyton Breytonbach, Two Poems by Honor Moore, Three Poems by Carl Dennis, Two Poems by Esta Spalding, Little Kisses by Lloyd Schwartz, After Reading Tichborne’s Elegy by Dick Allen, Three Poems by Michael Casey, Two Poems by C. Dale Young, A Visit To My Mother’s Grave by Joan Hutton Landis. Essays and Levinas’ Ethical Interruption of Reciprocity by David Steiner, Parental Advice in the 1990’s by Jaclyn Geller, Naming the Stones by David H. Lynn, A Stalwart Girl by Joan Frank. Abstract Art by Maura Stanton, The Ides of May by William Logan, Your What Hurts? By James McManus, The Long Boat by Timothy Liu, Invocation by Mary Maxwell, So You’re a Little Mentally Ill by Jennifer Michael Hecht, Patience by Judith E. Johnson, Amaryllis is an Alias by Leslie Williams, Some Thoughts on Intention by Jean Burden. Essays and Elaine Scarry and the Dream of Pain by Geoffrey Galt Harpham, Traffic in Purgatory by Peter Campion, Placed in Understanding by Terence Diggory, John Lukacs in Miniature by Thomas S. W. Lewis