Autumn 2005 Issue

Articles

Tea and Fantasy

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Adam Goodheart

Fact, fiction, and revolution in an American town

Education Is My Mother and My Father

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David Chanoff

How the Lost Boys of Sudan found their way

Teaching the N-Word

Emily Bernard

A black professor, an all-white class, and the thing nobody will say

The Rise and Fall of David Duke

Lawrence N. Powell

Breaking the code of right-wing populism in Louisana

Chekhov's Journey

James McConkey

Finding the ideal of freedom in a rugged prison colony

Beaten Boys and Frantic Pets

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Adam Gussow

A close reading of Tom Sawyer reveals why Mark Twain isn't nearly as funny as he thinks he is

Custom and Law

Melvin Jules Bukiet

After the death of his father, a not-notably observant Jew turns to the mourning rituals of his faith

Findings: The Baroness Eyewitness

Anne Matthews

Fiction

Poetry

The Latches of Paradise

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Langdon Hammer

Charles Wright's meditations and memories at year's end

Appalachian Autumn

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Charles Wright

Arts

Travels with Alfred

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Timothy Foote

On assignment with one of the world's great photographers

Tristes Tropiques

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William Zinsser

Remembering the screenwriter of North by Northwest

All the Extras

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Tim Page

When the Criterion Collection releases a classic on DVD, the movie is only the beginning