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...Jean-Paul Sartre and his Left Bank circle. In Saint Genet, an immense one-volume act of homage, Sartre made Genet an existentialist, the utterly free man, even to the point of insisting that his homosexuality was chosen, which Genet found ridiculous. But Sartre certified Genet to a larger readership in postwar France, which was ready, after the upheavals of war and the German Occupation, to inspect, ever so gingerly, the notions of a self-proclaimed outlaw. In a nation still divided between onetime resistance fighters and onetime collaborators, each of them criminals in the other's eyes, the outsider...
...Street" has focused on men). Those criticisms, says Jones, "are double cheap shots." He continues, "It's easy and profitable to fire off a little article, write it in about two hours, build it around a theme of Oliver's neglect of women and convince an editor and the readership that you're actually thinking...
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Tony Snow hit the nail on the head in an oped piece in the Boston Globe on September 11 when he wrote: "The asbestos panic, started by sloppy science and spread by gullible journalists, has gone far enough." The Crimson would better its readership and the University community by balancing its reporting with a little research...
...certainly. Let's put it this way, Latin America has been fashionable for a long time, and there's been very creative work coming out of there. Africa has also become fashionable, and there's a wide readership. These things have been dictated by the reading public. So you know Latin American writing is going to be very popular in America for a long time because there are a lot of people from that part of the world here who will be reading about it. And that doesn't mean it precludes a lot of other communities who enjoy that...