Fall 2014 - Dissent Magazine

Fall 2014

Politics and the Novel

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Editor's Page

Not an Option

Michael Kazin

Culture Front

Whose Moon Is It Anyway?

Rachel Riederer

Bad Feminists

Hannah Tennant-Moore

Passports for Sale

Atossa Araxia Abrahamian

Politics and the Novel

Introduction: The Gunshot Concert

David Marcus

Bartlebys All!

Nikil Saval

Odd Women

Vivian Gornick

For Pleasure: A Letter

Benjamin Hale

Candide’s Garden: A Parable

Helen DeWitt

The Naxal Novel

Nina Martyris

Theses on the Feminist Novel

Roxane Gay

Fiction

Six Fables

Osama Alomar

Florence Gordon Writes a Memoir

Brian Morton

Articles

“They Did What They Liked”: Chevron and Dow on Trial

Madhusree Mukerjee

How Capitalism Got Its Name

Michael Merrill

Burma’s Fault Lines: Ethnic Federalism and the Road to Peace

Charmaine Craig

Refusing Marcuse: 50 Years After One-Dimensional Man

Stephen Whitfield

Japan’s Island Problem

Alexis Dudden

Piketty in Paris

Nicolas Delalande

Reviews

The Rise of Reagan’s America

Judith Stein

Brute Ideology

Walter Johnson

The Gospel According to Terry

Eugene McCarraher

Social Democracy in America?

Rich Yeselson

Decline of the Strike

Alex Gourevitch

The Last Page

How the Right Gets Us Wrong

Nick Serpe