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Vol. 27, No. 6 | December 2002/January
2003
New Democracy Forum: Civil Liberties after 9/11
Their Liberties, Our Security David Cole
A
Legacy of Xenophobia Bonnie Honig
The Importance of Belonging Amatai
Etzioni
Real Security Concerns Gerald Neuman
More Security? Juliette Kayyem
A View from Abroad Philip A. Thomas
Small Compromises Alan Dershowitz
Misguided Response Oren Gross
Widening the Circle Hiroshi Motomura
Liberty for All Laurence Tribe
False Security Wendy Kaminer
A Dangerous Place Mari Matsuda
David Cole Replies
New Fiction Forum
Noir Voyager Roger Boylan
Alan Furst’s glamorous, doomed world.
Homecoming Natasha Radojcic-Kane
Writing the madness of war.
Essay
The Return of the Repressed Robert
S. Boynton
The strange case of Masud Khan.
Poetry
Poet’s Sampler: Lawrence L. White
introduced by Reginald Shepherd
Attachments Richard Howard
Daunting John Latta
Romp and Storm John Latta
III Jennifer Scappettone
9 table settings Dorothea Tanning
Flea Market (Rainy Day) Dorothea
Tanning
From “[ Adam ]in fragments/with a poem
engraved/down the thighs” Brian Teare
4:30 Lakeshore Limited Was in the Past
Rebecca Wolff
Fiction
Men I Don’t Talk to Anymore
Gale Renee Walden
Winner of the Tenth Annual Boston Review Short-Story Contest.
Reviews
Nonfiction
Taking Ideas Seriously
Richard Wolin’s Heidegger’s Children, Mark Lilla’s
The Reckless World, and Hannah Arendt in Jerusalem Seyla
Benhabib
Nonfiction Microreviews
Poetry
Lorine Niedecker: Collected Works
Karen Volkman
Alice Notley: Disobedience Brian
Kim Stefans
Alan Shapiro: Song and Dance Brian
Henry
Poetry Microreviews
On Film
Dreams and Deceptions Alan A. Stone
Zhang Yimou’s Happy Times.
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