Winter 1996 Issue, THE PARTISAN REVIEW

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- Contributors, pp. 5-8
- John Dewey Then and Now
  William Phillips
  , pp. 9-10
- Goronwy Rees---and Others
  Diana Trilling
  , pp. 11-47
  A Remembrance of England
- The 39th Psychoanalytic Congress
  Edith Kurzweil
  , pp. 48-53
- Forty Years Later
  Victor Nekrasov
  , pp. 54-64
- Depression Culture
  Morris Dickstein
  , pp. 65-80
  The Dream of Mobility
- At the Galleries
  Karen Wilkin
  , pp. 81-93
- Pseudo-reform in the Academy
  Peter Shaw
  , pp. 94-104
- Immigrants
  Leonard Kriegel
  , pp. 105-114
- To Lyde; To Tyndaris; To Pollio
  David Ferry and Horace
  , pp. 115-117
- Cavafy
  George Kalogeris
  , p. 118
- Horace in Athens
  C.P. Cavafy
  , p. 119
- The Poet's Epigram
  Catherine Salmons and Ovid
  , pp. 119-120
- Greek Gold
  Rachel Hadas
  , pp. 121-123
- Brother
  Marcia Karp and Catullus
  , p. 124
- The Gods
  James Laughlin
  , pp. 124-125
- Role Play
  Mark Rudman
  , pp. 126-128
- Now and Then
  Peter Filkins
  , pp. 129-130
- The Italian Connection
  Mark Kurlansky
  , pp. 131-139
- Cuba's Young Poets
  Elizabeth Hanly
  , pp. 140-148
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  The Future of Psychoanalysis (Review)
  Edith Kurzweil
  , pp. 149-152
  The Rise and Crisis of Psychoanalysis in the United States, by Nathan G. Hale, Jr.
  1. The Rise and Crisis of Psychoanalysis in the United States by Nathan G. Hale, Jr.
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  Beyond the Vienna Circle (3 Reviews)
  David Sidorsky
  , pp. 153-161
  The Meaning of Life, by A.J. Ayer
  1. The Meaning of Life by A.J. Ayer
  2. In Search of a Better World by Karl R. Popper and Laura J. Bennett
  3. Pursuit of Truth by W.V. Quine
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  Geoffrey Hill (2 Reviews)
  Stephen Meyer
  , pp. 162-166
  New and Collected Poems, 1952-1992, by Geoffrey Hill
  1. New and Collected Poems, 1952-1992 by Geoffrey Hill
  2. The Enemy's Country by Geoffrey Hill
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  Amy Clampitt and James Merrill (2 Reviews)
  Willard Spiegelman
  , pp. 167-171
  A Silence Opens, by Amy Clampitt
  1. A Silence Opens by Amy Clampitt
  2. A Scattering of Salts by James Merrill
- Statement of Ownership, pp. 172-174