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Danto, Arthur C. | August 31, 1985 issue

Monuments commemorate the memorable and embody the myths of beginnings. Memorials ritualize remembrance and mark the reality of ends. The Washington Monument,...

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The Gods (poem)

Rudnik, Raphael | March 16, 1974 issue

Presents the poem "The Gods," by Raphael Rudnik.

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In Sum, a Man of Letters

Morris, Robert K. | June 4, 1973 issue

Reviews the book "Spirit of Time and Place," by Horace Gregory.

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Six Piles of Salt

June 23, 1962 issue

This article focuses on the myths of peasants in the parched backlands of Northeast Brazil. Before going to sleep in their hammocks, they place six small...

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The Case Against the Britannica

Hatch, Robert | March 23, 1964 issue

Reviews the book "The Myth of the Britanica," by Harvey Einbinder.

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Robes of the Gods (Poem)

Weiss, Theodore | January 17, 1966 issue

Presents the poem "Robes of the Gods," by Theodore Weiss.

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American Myth: "You Can't Stop Progress"

Freeman, Mary | June 15, 1957 issue

"You can't stop progress," is heard everywhere in Sarasota County, for this West Florida resort of 59,170 population is enjoying and suffering, its first...

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The Paradox of Personalism

Meyerhoff, Hans | December 6, 1952 issue

Reviews the book "Eclipse of God," by Martin Buber.

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Myth of the Powerful Worker

June 28, 1958 issue

Each decade has its special myths. Just as there is a myth of the happy worker, so there is the myth that labor's long, historic battle for recognition...

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The South Looks at Itself

Bryant Jr., J. A. | December 15, 1956 issue

The South as it is known, is a region roughly limited by the old Mason and Dixon line and Ohio River on the North, by the open sea on the East and South,...

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