The New York Review of Books - USA (2020-09-24)

Hari Kunzru on the History of Whiteness September 24, 2020 / Volume LXVII, Number 14 Elaine Blair on Elena Ferrante Susan Tallma ...

3 Contents 4 Elaine Blair The Lying Life of Adults by Elena Ferrante, translated from the Italian by Ann Goldstein 8 Saskia Hami ...

4 The New York Review Making Order of the Breakdown Elaine Blair The Lying Life of Adults by Elena Ferrante, translated from the ...

6 The New York Review tangled knot, and nobody, not even the one who at this moment is writ- ing, knows if it contains the right ...

8 The New York Review moves in with his lover and her daugh- ters, Angela and Ida. Her mother pines for him. Both preoccupied pa ...

10 The New York Review Ball Don’t Lie Jay Caspian Kang The Game Is Not a Game: The Power, Protest, and Politics of American Spor ...

12 The New York Review do not receive the same retweeted love. There are no “Fizdale 2020” shirts. The basketball press does not ...

14 The New York Review Wieden+Kennedy sent out an agency- wide e- mail about how the death of yet another Black man at the hands ...

16 The New York Review Who Decides What’s Beautiful? Susan Tallman A History of Art History by Christopher S. Wood. Princeton Un ...

18 The New York Review use of “classic” to mean something es- sential, enduring, and above reproach. No one fell harder for the ...

20 The New York Review observation made in 1936 by the Ameri- can art historian Meyer Schapiro: The racial theories of fascism c ...

22 The New York Review Trumps on the Couch Anne Diebel Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangero ...

September 24, 2020 23 “An incisive and meticulous book that upends the age-old gun control debates.” —Forrest Stuart, author of ...

24 The New York Review outstanding mortgages. He already had solid political connections, and he won the contest. Between then a ...

26 The New York Review Trump’s Castle, one of Donald’s fail- ing Atlantic City casinos, and the next day wired another $150,000. ...

28 The New York Review Plague Years: A Doctor’s Journey Through the AIDS Crisis by Ross A. Slotten. University of Chicago Press, ...

30 The New York Review community. Despite the creeping anx- iety, Slotten writes, the back rooms of gay bars still offered venue ...

32 The New York Review Slotten emphasizes, the disease made it impossible for gay men to stay in the closet. They had to seek ca ...

34 The New York Review Night and Day Fintan O’Toole The grammar of American presiden- tial elections is, for obvious reasons, Ch ...

September 24, 2020 35 The scorn was magnificent, but it sig- naled an awareness that Trump, even in his absence, was powerfully ...