New English Review

November 2010

An Interview with Austrian Free Speech Advocate Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff

by Jerry Gordon

A Version of Conversion by Theodore Dalrymple

Peculiar Bias: How The Tennessean Became a Fellow Traveler with CAIR and the Muslim Brotherhood

by Rebecca Bynum

Interview with Lars Vilks: Vigorous Defender of Free Expression in Art

by Jerry Gordon and Jon Hausman

What’s in a Name? by Norman Berdichevsky

The “Absence of History” at the World Bank

by Geoffrey Clarfield

Vinegar Joe by G. Murphy Donovan

The Public Education System Flunks Out

by Beatrice Fowler & Ayn Marie Samuelson

Is California State Candidate Rabbi Nachum Shifren an “Extremist?”

by Jerry Gordon

What Is This Thing Called Love? by Thomas J. Scheff

Henry Miller and The Pull of Gravity by Sam Bluefarb

What Does It Mean To Say That The Iliad Is An Oral Poem?

by Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi

Meaning and Disjuncture in Art by David Hamilton

Elvish, Schmelvish by Mary Jackson

Will We Yet See the Return of the Wilfrids?

by Esmerelda Weatherwax

Poetry:

The Testament by Mark Anthony Signorelli

Funeral Song by ?gnes Gergely

translated by Thomas Orsz?g-Land