Autumn 2006 Issue
Departments
Editor's Note
Rest in Peace
Robert Wilson
Letters
Response to Our Summer Issue
Our readers
Letters From …
Qyteza: The Chicago Connection
Allison Stanger
Works in Progress
Things to Come in the Arts and Sciences
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Sandra Beasley
Commonplace Book
Color
André Bernard
Book Reviews
Birthday Suit
Natalie Angier
Environmentalism for Outsiders
Donald Worster
Peaceable Kingdom
Ingrid D. Rowland
Domestic Insurrection
Adam Goodheart
Eclogues
Robert Wilson
Articles
Getting It All Wrong
Brian Boyd
The proponents of Theory and Cultural Critique could learn a thing or two from bioculture
Lincoln the Persuader
Douglas L. Wilson
Seeking to get people behind his policies, he made himself the best writer for all our presidents
The Man Who Loved Languages
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Richard B. Woodward
A scholar with the ability and audacity to rebuild the Tower of Babel died a year ago, but his controversial project lives on
My Mother's Body
Mary Gordon
Just remembering her is not enough; resurrecting her is the ultimate goal
Tomorrow Is Another Day
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Carol Huang
An Ethiopian student survives a brutal imprisonment by translating Gone with the Wind into his native tongue
Saragota Bill
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Zachary Sklar
He bet cautiously at the track, but elsewhere he was drawn to those with the odds stacked against them
Findings: Bearing Gifts
Anne Matthews
Poetry
The Leaves Rush, Greening, Back
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Langdon Hammer
Three Poems
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Carl Phillips
Arts
Uncommon Sense
Paul Goldberger
Remembering Jane Jacobs, who wrote the 20th century's most influential book about cities
