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Page 1 of 2 next›› The Corrupter of Youth Richard Rorty's provocative pragmatism reached an audience far beyond academic philosophers. A new biography unfortunately ends before he ascends to that larger stage. September 19, 2008 \| By Mark Greif Dying Did Not Become Her David Rieff's memoir of the terminal illness of his mother, Susan Sontag, shows the consolations of philosophy deserting her and the denial of truth sustaining her as death approached. December 27, 2007 \| By Mark Greif Life After Theory Can the left academy speak in a common political language again? July 16, 2004 \| By Mark Greif A Pretty Business Review of The Substance of Style January 1, 2004 \| By Mark Greif End of the Line Review of Firing Back: Against the Tyranny of the Market. November 1, 2003 \| By Mark Greif Bonfire of the Verities April 1, 2003 \| By Mark Greif Democracy in Motion November 30, 2002 \| By Mark Greif The Corporate ABCs November 30, 2002 \| By Mark Greif Between Hard Rock and a Place November 30, 2002 \| By Mark Greif Wreaking Ruckus November 30, 2002 \| By Mark Greif Potemkin Villages November 30, 2002 \| By Mark Greif Bloom in Love November 30, 2002 \| By Mark Greif Revolution Number 9 November 30, 2002 \| By Mark Greif The Banality of Irving November 30, 2002 \| By Mark Greif Learning to Love Globalization May 20, 2001 \| By Mark Greif Crime and Rehabilitation April 8, 2001 \| By Mark Greif London Snapshot: Mayor Takes All April 5, 2000 \| By Mark Greif \| web only Losing Hopi March 27, 2000 \| By Mark Greif London: Truth in Satire February 15, 2000 \| By Mark Greif \| web only Devil in the Details December 6, 1999 \| By Mark Greif, Jeremy Derfner, Edward Cohn and Nicholas Confessore Page 1 of 2 next››

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