Political Footfall and the 1971 South Tour Controversy
A critical review of Harris’s Political Footfall detailing his 256-page exposé of the 1971 South Tour, including his arrest in Adelaide, claims about police and government alignment, and portrayals of brutality at Toowoomba and Sydney matches. The Times correspondent notes readable prose but questions rhetoric and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Harris
Gold Star Publications
Houmne
One
Stewart Harris
Harris
the Times
ABC Radio
Ant
Boks
Toowoomba
Adelaide
Ausralia
Blondie
Iene Tully Om
Miodray
Bohs
Sydney
Marni
Fam
North Vietnam
Times
Sent
Norman Mailer
Wuch Mailer
Magic and Mystery in Tibet by Davide Neel
Madame Davineel travels to Tibet to study religious changes, staying 14 consecutive years and learning dialects. She encounters mystic arts, describes meeting magicians, and narrates encounters with a monk who vanishes mid conversation on a deserted track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibet
Alexandre Davide Neel
Penguin
Madame Davineel
Lames
Local history piece on Pearly region and ancient routes
The article presents a regional historical overview tracing pebble routes and a main provider of water to the earth’s dike, detailing a century old chronicle. It references Wr Kelty’s history and situates the piece in contemporary local storytelling and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menard & Region of Pearly
Aunieaa
Iver
Kelty
Isle
The Vitality of Life in American Literature Criticism
The passage surveys how American literary criticism weighs experience over form, highlighting figures from Whitman to Mailer and noting a documentary tradition valued for life’s vitality. It praises Wolfe, Dreiser, Porter, and Wilson, contrasting journalistic detail with crafted structure and tracing shifts in criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Mailer
James T. Farrell
Thesdony
Thomas Waite
Norman Mailer
Thomas Wolfe
Katherine Anne Porter
Wolfe
Dreiser
Menry James
James
Edmund Wilson
Wilson and Talcottville Journal A Critics View
A critic reviews a book built from Talcottville journal extracts about Wilson and village life. The piece praises vivid portraits of writers such as Hemingway and Lardner, but condemns artificial structure and pretentiousness in the overall work. It notes the tension between personal memoir and broader American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talcottvile
Lippee
New York State
Wilson
America
Norman Donglas
Ring Lardner
HL Menuhen
Angus Wilson
Kingsley Amis
Anthony Powell
Wilton
Wolfe
Treser
Ferrellik
The unfree man by Leonie Sandercock review
A critical analysis of B F Skinner’s philosophy in The Technology of Behavior arguing that freedom is an illusion. The piece surveys Skinner’s determinism and his call for a "technology of behavior" to address global problems such as overpopulation pollution and nuclear risk while debating implications for individual autonomy and cultural control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilko
Agatiemph
Centaurs
B. F. Skinner
Arthur Koessler
Skinner
Ame
Piers
Usate
Hat Stromer
What Made Angela Run
A compact critical note on Angela Davis and the Soledad Brothers, tied to the 1970 Marin County case, tracing trials, prison terms, and the broader U.S. justice system. It cites Davis’s trial, appellate issues, and the political framing of prisoners as targets, urging readers to read If They Come in the Morning and reflect on state power, race, and punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Angela Y. Davis
Ruchell Magee
Soledad Brothers
Orbach
Chambers
Angela Davis
Mgt
Astor
Angela Divit
Lian Tan
Frouing
Marin County
Callipenia
San Rafael
Jonathan Jackson
Angela
Jackson
Xa Davin Wan
California
United States
Calix Tornia
Union
Parole Board
Saco
Vancetti
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Joan Hay
Unie
Publishers
Uring
Bitcher
Pook
Hameo
Canremira City
Qye
Dee
Imokie
Hemingway
van Wreck Brooks
Nahakov
Wilkon
Roery
Wilaon
the Unfree Man By
Leonie Sandercock
A. F. Skinner
Cape
Jenny Wagner
Karl Homes
Macmillan
Ana
Abe
Fasa
By Dale Dowse
Emergy and Society
Mead
Department of Fictie Winery
Bomieeay
Engircenment Nd Society
Mrt
Seley
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