New English Review

February 2012

 
Entrance to the Grand Canal from the Molo, Venice
by Canaletto

The End of Charity by Theodore Dalrymple

Jacques Barzun, Wisdom and Grace  by Rebecca Bynum

 

 

Who Destroyed Classical Civilization? by Emmet Scott

 

The Mystery of the Capriccio Papers by Lucy Beckett

 

From Teacher to Tutor: Solving Israel’s School Crisis

by Geoffrey Clarfield

 

Imperialist Islam Unveiled: A Wide Ranging Interview with Dr. Mark Durie

by Jerry Gordon

 

The Iraqi Jews – The Oldest Diaspora, Now Safe in Israel

by Norman Berdichevsky

 

Ponzi Politics and Public Choice by G. Murphy Donovan

 Is The Clock Ticking on Nuclear Iran? An Interview with Israeli Journalist Ronen Bergman 

by Jerry Gordon

Indices of Divinity in Shakespeare's All's Well That Ends Well

by David P. Gontar

 

The Devolution of American Lit by Malcolm Unwell

 

Why The Grandparent Spoon Stirs Me by Thomas J. Scheff

 

A Gumshoe Conspiracy? by Richard Kostelanetz

Never Judge a Book by Its Mother by Esmerelda Weatherwax

 

Poetry:

A Prayer for Peace by Thomas Ország-Land

 

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