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May 20, 2000

Vol. 182 / No. 18

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Books
Janice FarnhamMay 20, 2000

When was the last time you picked up a long and thorough study by a professional historian that you couldn rsquo t put down Ruth Harris rsquo s new book published to critical acclaim by the academic and literary communities may well do the trick for you It provides an elegantly written intellig

Books
Thomas HughsonMay 20, 2000

The co-editors of this sleek volume in CultureWork A Book Series from the Center for Literary and Cultural Studies at Harvard are Marjorie Garber William R Kenan Jr professor of English at Harvard and Rebecca L Walkowitz a Harvard Ph D candidate Professor Garber also directs the Center fo

Books
Gerald T. CobbMay 20, 2000

Samuel Clemens rsquo s birth in 1835 and his death in 1910 coincided with successive appearances of Halley rsquo s comet providing an apt image for the periodic reappearance of Mark Twain on the U S literary cultural horizon Two recent books on Clemens adopt different approaches in order to provi

Books
Gerald T. CobbMay 20, 2000

Samuel Clemens rsquo s birth in 1835 and his death in 1910 coincided with successive appearances of Halley rsquo s comet providing an apt image for the periodic reappearance of Mark Twain on the U S literary cultural horizon Two recent books on Clemens adopt different approaches in order to provi

Faith The Word
John R. DonahueMay 20, 2000

The church, like the disciples, is not to stand looking at the sky but is to carry on Jesus’ mission to the ends of the earth.

Faith The Word
John R. DonahueMay 20, 2000

The Gospel continues the exhortation to abide, simply stated: remain in my love.

Columns
Thomas J. McCarthyMay 20, 2000

Jesuit education fomented in me a rebellious mind and spirit. It forever altered my frame of reference: introducing a Catholic boy who lived safe in the knowledge of good and evil to a catholic worldview that held that all things are gifts from God, and transforming a basically docile open-mindednes