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‡aThe 60s :
‡bthe story of a decade /
‡cThe New Yorker ; edited by Henry Finder ; introduction by David Remnick. |
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‡aFirst edition. |
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‡aNew York :
‡bRandom House,
‡c[2016] |
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‡axiv, 705 pages :
‡billustrations ;
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‡tIntroduction /
‡rDavid Remnick --
‡tpt.1. Reckonings /
‡rA note by George Parker --
‡tSilent spring /
‡rRachel Carson --
‡tLetter from a region in my mind /
‡rJames Baldwin --
‡tEichmann in Jerusalem /
‡tHannah Arendt --
‡tIn cold blood: the corner /
‡rTruman Capote --
‡tThe village of Ben Suc /
‡rJonathan Schell --
‡tReflections: half out of our tree /
‡rRichard H. Rovere --
‡tpt. 2. Confrontation /
‡rA note by Kelefa Sanneh --
‡tCivil rights: --
‡tIt doesn't seem quick to me (desegregating a public university) /
‡rKatharine T. Kinkead --
‡tAn education in Georgia (integrating a public university) /
‡rCalvin Trillin --
‡tMarch on Washington /
‡rCalvin Trillin --
‡tYouth in revolt: --
‡tLetter from Berkeley (the free speech movement) /
‡rCalvin Trillin --
‡tThe price of peace is confusion /
‡rRenata Adler --
‡tThe put-on /
‡rJacob Brackman --
‡tLetter from Chicago /
‡rRIchard H. Rovere --
‡tHarvard yard /
‡rE.J. Kahn, Jr. --
‡tpt. 3. American scenes /
‡rA note by Jill Lepore --
‡tPressure and possibility: --
‡tLetter from Washington (The Cuba crisis) /
‡rRichard H. Rovere --
‡tAn inquiry into enoughness (visiting a missile silo) /
‡rDaniel Lang --
‡tLetter from Washington ( The great society) /
‡rRichard H. Rovere --
‡tLull (walking through Harlem) /
‡rCharlayne Hunter-Gault --
‡tDemonstration (a Biafra rally) /
‡rJonathan Schell --
‡tHearing (feminists on abortion) /
‡rEllen Willis --
‡tNotes and comment (Woodstock) /
‡rJames Stevenson and Faith McNulty --
‡tShots were fired: --
‡tNotes and comment (the assassination of John F. Kennedy) /
‡rDonald Malcolm, Lillian Ross, and E.B. White --
‡tViews of a death (J.F.K.'s televised funeral) /
‡rJonathan Miller --
‡tNotes and comment (the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr.) /
‡rJacob Brackman and Terrence Malick --
‡tLife and death in the global village /
‡rMichael J. Arlen --
‡tLetter from Washington (the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy) /
‡rRichard H. Rovere --
‡tpt. 4: Farther shores /
‡rA note by Evan Osnos --
‡tThough tribe and tongue may differ (Nigerian independence) /
‡rEmily Hahn --
‡tLetter from Havana /
‡rHans Koningsberger --
‡tLetter from Vatican City /
‡rXavier Rynne --
‡tOn the seventh day they stopped (six day war) /
‡rFlora Lewis --
‡tLetter from Prague --
‡rJoseph Wechsberg --
‡tThe events in May: a Paris notebook /
‡rMavis Gallant --
‡tpt. 5. New arrivals /
‡rA note by Malcolm Gladwell --
‡tNever before seen: --
‡tPortable robot /
‡rF.S. Norman, Brendan Gill, and Thomas Meehan --
‡tTelstar /
‡rLillian Ross and Thomas Whiteside --
‡tThe big bang /
‡rJohn Updike --
‡tTouch-tone /
‡rGeorge W.S. Trow --
‡tSgt. Pepper /
‡rLillian Ross --
‡tApollo 11 /
‡rHenry F.S. Cooper, Jr. --
‡tBrief encounters: --
‡tOrnette Coleman /
‡rDonald Stewart and Whitney Balliett --
‡tCassius Clay /
‡tA. J. Liebling --
‡tGlenn Gould /
‡rLillian Ross --
‡tBrian Epstein /
‡rD. Lowe and Thomas Whiteside --
‡tRoy Wilkins /
‡rAndy Logan --
‡tMarshall McLuhan /
‡rLillian Ross and Jane Kramer --
‡tJoan Baez /
‡rKevin Wallace --
‡tTwiggy /
‡rThomas Whiteside --
‡tRonald Reagan /
‡rJames Stevenson --
‡tTom Stoppard /
‡rGeoffrey T. Hellman --
‡tSimon & Garfunkel /
‡rJames Stevenson --
‡tMaharishi Mahesh Yogi /
‡rVed Menta --
‡tThe Who /
‡rHendrik Hertzberg --
‡tpt.6. Artists & athletes /
‡rA note by Larissa MacFarquhar --
‡tA tilted insight (Mike Nichols & Elaine May) /
‡rRobert Rice --
‡tThe crackin', shakin', breakin' sounds (Bob Dylan) /
‡rNat Hentoff --
‡tPaterfamilias (Allen Ginsberg) /
‡rJane Kramer --
‡tLevels of the game (Arthur Ashe, Clark Graebner) /
‡rJohn McPhee --
‡tDays and nights with the unbored (World Series 1969) /
‡rRoger Angell --
‡tpt. 7. Critics /
‡rA note by Adam Gopnik --
‡tThe current cinema: --
‡tAll homage (Breathless) /
‡rRoger Angell --
‡tAfter man (2001: a space odyssey) /
‡rPenelope Gilliatt --
‡tThe bottom of the pit (Butch Cassidy and the sundance kid) /
‡rPauline Kael --
‡tArt & architecture: --
‡tFalse front or Cold-War concept /
‡rLewis Mumford --
‡tThe nineteen-sixties: time in the museum /
‡rHarold Rosenberg --
‡tTelevision: --
‡tTelevision's war /
‡rMichael J. Arlen --
‡tThe bombs below go pop-pop-pop /
‡rMichael J. Arlen --
‡tThe theatre: --
‡tSweet birdie of youth (Bye bye birdie) /
‡rKenneth Tynan --
‡tThe theatre abroad: London /
‡rKenneth Tynan --
‡tOff Broadway (Oh! Calcutta!) /
‡rBrendan Gill --
‡tMusic: --
‡tNewport notes /
‡rWhitney Balliett --
‡tRock, etc. (packaging rock and post-rock) /
‡rEllen Willis --
‡tRock, etc. (Woodstock) /
‡rEllen Willis --
‡tWhither? /
‡rWinthrop Sargeant --
‡tBooks: --
‡tOur invisible poor (Michael Harrington's 'The other America') /
‡rDwight MacDonald --
‡tPolemic and the new reviewers /
‡rRenata Adler --
‡tThe author as librarian (J.L. Borges) /
‡rJohn Updike --
‡tThe fire last time (William Styron's 'Confessions of Nat Turner) /
‡rGeorge Steiner --
‡tThe unfinished man (Philip Roth's 'Portnoy's complaint') /
‡rBrendan Gill --
‡tThe whole truth (Joyce Carol Oate's 'them') /
‡rL.E. Sissman --
‡tpt. 8. Poetry /
‡rA note by Dana Goodyear --
‡tThe heaven of animals /
‡rJames Dickey --
‡tTulips /
‡rSylvia Plath --
‡tNext day /
‡rRandall Jarrell --
‡tThe broken home /
‡rJames Merrill --
‡tThe Asians dying /
‡rW.S. Merwin --
‡tAt the airport /
‡rHoward Nemerov --
‡tSecond glance at a jaguar /
‡rTed Hughes --
‡tEndless /
‡rMuriel Rukeyser --
‡tMoon song /
‡rAnne Sexton --
‡tFeel me /
‡rMay Swenson --
‡tpt. 9. Fiction /
‡rA note by Jennifer Egan --
‡tThe ormolu clock /
‡rMuriel Spark --
‡tA & P /
‡rJohn Updike --
‡tThe hunter's waking thoughts /
‡rMavis Gallant --
‡tThe swimmer /
‡rJohn Cheever --
‡tThe indian uprising /
‡rDonald Barthelme --
‡tThe key /
‡rIsaac Bashevis Singer. |
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‡aHere are real-time accounts of these years of turmoil: Calvin Trillin reports on the integration of Southern universities, E. B. White and John Updike wrestle with the enormity of the Kennedy assassination, and Jonathan Schell travels with American troops into the jungles of Vietnam. The murder of Martin Luther King, Jr., the fallout of the 1968 Democratic Convention, the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia, the Six-Day War: All are brought to immediate and profound life in these pages. The New Yorker of the 1960s was also the wellspring of some of the truly timeless works of American journalism. Truman Capote's In Cold Blood, Rachel Carson's Silent Spring, Hannah Arendt's Eichmann in Jerusalem, and James Baldwin's The Fire Next Time all first appeared in The New Yorker and are featured here. The magazine also published such indelible short story masterpieces as John Cheever's "The Swimmer" and John Updike's "A & P," alongside poems by Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton. The arts underwent an extraordinary transformation during the decade, one mirrored by the emergence in The New Yorker of critical voices as arresting as Pauline Kael and Kenneth Tynan. Among the crucial cultural figures profiled here are Simon & Garfunkel, Tom Stoppard, Bob Dylan, Allen Ginsberg, Cassius Clay (before he was Muhammad Ali), and Mike Nichols and Elaine May. The assembled pieces are given fascinating contemporary context by current New Yorker writers, including Jill Lepore, Malcolm Gladwell, and David Remnick. The result is an incomparable collective portrait of a truly galvanizing era. |
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