June 8, 2009 Issue, THE NATION

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- Exchange
  Vivian Gornick and William Deresiewicz
  , p. 2
  On James Wood
- Obama's Tortured Turn, p. 3
- Capitolism
  Christopher Hayes
  , p. 4
  Bankers' Paradise
- Healthcare Bottom Lines
  J. Lester Feder
  , p. 5
- Noted, p. 5
- Pakistan's Missing Peace
  Graham Usher
  , p. 6
- Deadline Poet
  Calvin Trillin
  , pp. 6-8
  On Accusations That Nancy Pelosi...
- The Liberal Media
  Eric Alterman
  , p. 9
  Do 'Better' With Less
- Beneath the Radar
  Gary Younge
  , p. 10
  London Falling
- The Kundera Conundrum
  Jana Prikyrl
  , pp. 11-19
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  Puttin' on the Glitz (Review)
  Natasha Wimmer
  , pp. 20-22
  Rex, by Jose Manuel Prieto
  1. Rex by Jose Manuel Prieto
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  Toad Skin? (Review)
  Lorna Scott Fox
  , pp. 23-24
  News from the Empire, by Fernando del Paso
  1. News from the Empire by Fernando del Paso
- Poem
  Robin Blaser
  , p. 25
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  Adaptation (6 Reviews)
  William Deresiewicz
  , pp. 26-29
  Literary Darwinism, by Joseph Carroll#2
  1. Literary Darwinism by Joseph Carroll#2
  2. The Literary Animal by Jonathan Gottschall and David Sloan Wilson
  3. The Rape of Troy by Jonathan Gottschall
  4. Literature, Science, and a New Humanities by Jonathan Gottschall
  5. The Art Instinct by Denis Dutton
  6. On the Origin of Stories by Brian Boyd
- Quarto
  Adrienne Rich
  , pp. 30-31
- Backtalk: Philip Alcabes
  Christine Smallwood and Philip Alcabes
  , p. 32
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  Comfort and Agony (Review)
  Ange Mlinko
  , pp. 33-36
  Clampdown, by Jennifer Moxley
  1. Clampdown by Jennifer Moxley
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  No Ideas but in Crowds (Review)
  Joshua Clover
  , pp. 37-38
  Paris Spleen, by Charles Baudelaire
  1. Paris Spleen by Charles Baudelaire
- The Long Goodbye?
  Elisabeth Sifton
  , pp. 39-48
- Cover Art and Design
  Doug Chayka