Most Recent Articles from Antioch Review, The

• Young Man Geertz 

  Between 1946 and 1959 a remarkable group of individuals entered Antioch College and then graduated into the world. A significant number of them...

  09/22/09 by Robert S. Fogarty · More from publication

• 1949 Ad 

  I. Preface The first day I came to Antioch, I wandered up by the Catholic Church looking for the college; the catalog had flooded my head with...

  09/22/09 by Clifford Geertz · More from publication

• A Balancing Act 

  Wind thumped the house all night. I wake up early out of a bad sleep, seeing double. With the flexible logic of half-consciousness I believe it is...

  09/22/09 by Rick DeMarinis · More from publication

• The Pilgrimage 

  My first and only literary pilgrimage was to the Miami home of the late Isaac Bashevis Singer. It did not take much effort. I was in Miami at the...

  09/22/09 by Bruce Jay Friedman · More from publication

• 1930s AD 

  Economic depressions are usually measured in the adult world by increasing unemployment, declining stock-market prices, business bankruptcies, and...

  09/22/09 by Irving Louis Horowitz · More from publication

• The Dealer 

  The dealer is a giant with a body like a bear's. I'm a good-sized man but the dealer is taller and substantially heavier. Big as he is, his voice...

  09/22/09 by Richard Burgin · More from publication

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