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But those criteria will be given less priority now, at least in countries directly threatened by the Soviet Union or indirectly by its proxies. As it moves to shore up relations with nations around the arc of crisis, from radical Libya to reactionary Saudi Arabia, the Carter Administration is being...
Combining an ease of manner with a touch of the patrician Yankee and an impressive intellectual grasp, Bush does not excite his audiences; he reassures them. Emphasizing his considerable foreign affairs experience (CIA director, Ambassador to the U.N. and China), he criticizes Carter for overemphasizing human rights and calls instead...
Their vision stems from the isolation of their social backgrounds. Thus Wohl's attempt to "rescue the generation from myth and restore it to history" is destroyed.
Though there can be no going back to the heady days of the 1950s, it probably would be just as impossible to restore the balmy era of U.S.-Soviet detente that marked the early 1970s. Detente has actually been disintegrating for five years, with the U.S. bearing a fair share...
At all points the emphasis was on style, on the inherent artificiality of art, its inability to be confused with nature, and its newly declared aim, in Fénéon's words, of "decorating a rigid, rectangular surface." Others, like Maurice Denis, wanted to restore art to the primacy as...