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Adrienne Rich: 'Some Kind of Hetaira'

By Celia B. Betsky  • 

A DRIENNE Rich won the competition for the Yale Series of Younger Poets in 1951 when she was only a


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Choose-Your-Own-Island

By Celia B. Betsky  • 

E VERY MAN is an island. In Rembrandt's Hat, Bernard Malamud presents a choice new collection of short stories, and


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More Sinned Against Than Saintly

By Celia B. Betsky  • 

F RANCO ZEFFIRELLI has fallen victim to the youth movement. In an attempt to tell the story of St. Francis


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Ingmar Bergman Stresses Couples, Critic Simon Says

By Celia B. Betsky  • 

"Hell alone, or hell together" is the question Swedish movie director Ingmar Bergman poses in his films, critic John Simon


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Bernard Malamud: A Writer's Experience

By Celia B. Betsky  • 

I N A LITERARY WORLD that loves to pin labels on its writers, Bernard Malamud has often been called the


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One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

By Celia B. Betsky  • 

Y OU AINT ANY CRAZIER than the average asshole on the street," decides Randle P. McMurphy, the hero of Ken


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Caught in the Parent Trap

By Celia B. Betsky  • 

B ACK IN THE '50's little blonde poppets land parent-traps for their unsuspecting elders and the sacred foursome of the


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The Coming of Age in Tokyo

By Celia B. Betsky  • 

I N THE COMING OF AGE, Simone de Beauvoir recounts the plot of the ancient Japanese novel Narayama. It tells


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Against the Feminist Telescope

By Celia B. Betsky  • 

T HE LEVEL of literary criticism in the women's movement today is shamefully low," Elizabeth Hardwick told me, the afternoon


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Festival May 1 to May 14

By Celia B. Betsky  • 

W OULD you believe an arts festival at Harvard? How about a celebration of spring entitled the Harvard Square Arts

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