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TITLE: ATLANTIC Monthly Magazine
[Founded in 1857, and still in publication, one of America's oldest magazines! ATLANTIC MONTHLY features interesting and intelligent articles, and vintage advertisements of the day. Exclusive MORE MAGAZINES detailed content description, below!] ISSUE DATE:
MAY 1995; VOLUME 275 NO.5
CONDITION: Magazine size: Approx 8½" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
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LEAD ARTICLES:
The Diversity Myth: America's
Leading Export:
Faced with outbreaks of ethnic and sectarian strife around the
world, Americans -- including foreign-policy officials -- often
wonder why the diverse and fiercely contending partisans can't be
as reasonable as. . well, as Americans have always been. The brutal truth, the author contends, is that stability is rarely achieved
through reasonableness -- as our own bloody history shows.n
by Benjamin Schwarz.
Too Representative Government:
The new Republican Congress has promised important institutional reforms, but nothing so far proposed addresses what's really
wrong with the legislative branch.
by Steven Stark.
REPORTS:
Notes & Comment:
The Lay of the
Language:
In which certain modern
linguistic tendencies
put the author in mind of
the Strasbourg Oaths.
by Cullen Murphy.
Religion:
The Jerusalem
Syndrome:
Every year a number of
visitors to Jerusalem fall
victim to an intense psychological condition: the delusion that they are divine.
by Rebecca Lee.
Americana:
Cowboyography:
The cowboy singer and
songwriter Ian Tyson is giving new life to a vintage
form of musical expression.
A report from the most
recent Cowboy Poetry Gathering, in Elko, Nevada.
by Jane and
Michael Stern.
ARTS
& LEISURE:
Travel:
Riviera, Relaxed
Corsica is like the south of
France in the 1950s -- with a
dash of Switzerland.
by Corby Kummer.
Computers:
Not Yet Net:
Many people believe that
they are missing something
important if the Internet isn't
part of their lives. The author
begs to differ.
by James Fallows.
BOOKS:
The God-Haunted
Adulterer:
The Life of Graham Greene
Volume Two: 1939 -- 1955,
by Norman Sherry.
Graham Greene: The Enemy
Within, by Michael Shelden
by Charles Trueheart.
Hardheaded Reveries
The Graham Greene Film
Reader, edited by David
Parkinson,
by Michael Sragow.
Documents as
Narrative:
Oswald's Tale: An American
Mystery, by Norman Mailer,
by John W. Aldridge.
Brief Reviews by Phoebe-Lou Adams.
FICTION
& POETRY:
If You Sing Like That for Me
A short story by Akhil Sharma.
A Visit A poem by Margaret Atwood.
OTHER
DEPARTMENTS:
745 Boylston Street/Contributors; Letters; The May Almanac.
At Last Count:
The Geography of Military
Recruitment,
by Eugene Peck.
First Encounters:
Colette and Truman Capote
by Edward Sorel and
Nancy CaldweII Sorel.
The Puzzler
by Emily Cox and
Henry Rathvon.
Word Watch by Anne H. Soukhanov.
Cover art by Douglas Fraser.
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