... Tragedy, (Nippon no higeki) directed by Fumio Kamei in 1946. The film was suppressed without explanation, and the event, not allowed to be reported in the Japanese press, was thus effective- ly cancelled from history. Yet the film had originally been produced with the encouragement and support...

... in economics for her work on the commons, the essay criticizes the powerful and influential 1968 article “The Tragedy of the Commons” by the biologist Garrett Hardin. It demonstrates how Hardin's central argument is derived from the ideas of a nineteenth-century Oxford professor responding to a protracted...

... of the Holocaust, on the one hand, and linking the creation of the Jewish state to the occurrence of the Holocaust in Europe, on the other. Principally this essay argues that the second part of Ahmadinejad's standpoint on the Holocaust—considering Israel as the West's compensation for that tragedy—has precedents...

...-in all senses of the word-as Greek tragedy. The term "tragedy," wrenched from its temporal context, has been applied to such radically different artistic phenomena as the closet dramas of the Roman Stoic, Seneca, Elizabethan popular productions, and plays by Corneille and Racine, most of which...

... and Joseph Butwin explore the emergence and development of well-articulated and conscious forms of literary culture. Rose's study of the "dialectics of Greek tragedy" argues that an awareness of Athenian social relations and of the contradictions to be found within the historically...

..., American victimization and rage, American retribution, and American triumph over tragedy and victory in violent confrontations. In the wake of a national tragedy, which has expanded into global warfare, 9/11 also evokes for some an amne- siac claim of political...

..., alas, are only reproductions. The originals have long since been shipped off to the National Archives. Those inter- ested in more ”authentic” assassination memorabilia will probably have to make the journey to St. Augustine, Florida to visit the Tragedy in US.History Museum. Local tourist...

..., Harvey and Richardson, ed., Maria W.Stemrt: Jessie:A Couple of Radicals Essays and Speeches (1987). (1988). Yellin, Women and Sisters (1989). Alinsky, "Introduction" and "What Avrich, The Haymarket Tragedy Is a Radical?" in idem, Reveille (1984...

... affairs. From 1952 to 1957 Williams taught at the University of Oregon. There he im- mersed himself in learning to teach large undergraduate courses, revised his dissertation into a book, American-Russian Relations, 1781-1947, and began work on The Tragedy of American Diplomacy. But the link...

... overlooked in its stampede to oversalute the Statue of Liberty last year was the hundredth anniversary of the Haymarket tragedy. On May 1, 1886 more than 80,000 workers in Chicago struck for the eight-hour day. Demonstrations intensified until May 3rd, when police attacked workers from...

...Richard A. Greenwald Copyright © 1998 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1998 Radicalisms Lost and Found Richard A. Greenwald Paul M. Buhle and Edward Rice-Maximin, William Appleman Williams: The Tragedy of Empire. New...

...: The Revolution from Above, 2928-1941. New York: W. W. Norton, 1990. $29.95 (cloth). Dmitri Volkogonov, Stulin, Triumph and Tragedy. Ed. and trans. Harold Shukman. New York Grove Weidenfeld, 1991. $29.95 (cloth). As we collectively approach the second millennium, the dead re- fuse to stay buried...

... on Japanese filmmaking during the postwar American Occupation, as Kyoko Hirano reveals in her study of the banning of the leftist documentary, TheJupunese Tragedy (1946). Hirano's research indicates that the film was encouraged by progres- sives among U.S. Occupation forces, whose influence waned...

.... 2011 Reflections The Future of the Commons David Harvey I have lost count of the number of times I have seen Garrett Hardin’s classic article, “The Tragedy of the Commons,”1 cited as an irrefutable argument for the superior efficiency of private property rights with respect to land...

... in the early 1790's. In his Reflections on the Revolution in France (1790) Burke describes 20 RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW possible responses to the fall of the French monarchy as the responses of an audience to solemn tragedy or to raucous comedy. In either case the political public...

... and early 1930s. In short, the book does much to establish the famine as a vast human tragedy. The famine now is-thanks in part to Conquest's work-a virtually unavoidable object of study in the history of the Soviet If it is agreed that the famine occurred-that it is a major issue, but not one...

... actual and possible responses to the catastrophe. Among the most provocative was David Brooks’s controversial piece “The Underlying Tragedy,” written while bodies — dead and alive — were frantically being excavated from the rubble.4 “We’re all supposed to politely respect each other’s cultures...

... of perspective can expose the farcical arguments that mimic their tragic predecessors. Much ink has been spilled over ecologist Garret Har- din’s notion of the “Tragedy of the Commons.”54 Hardin’s use of overgrazing in a common pasture to conceptualize the dilemmas that arise from the competition among...

... it. INTERVIEW WITH WILLIAMS 75 That was Tragedy? [The Tragedy of American Diplomacy] That was Tragedy. And I said I'm learning how to teach large numbers of kids in classes. I'm flattered, but give me a couple of years. He finally said that he was going upstairs and the Department...

... by an “overflowing sympathy with human suffering.”31 Berkman, still in prison for his own attentat but having renounced terrorism, reflected about Leon Czolgosz, who killed U.S. President William McKinley in 1901, “It is at once the greatest tragedy of martyrdom, and the most terrible indictment of society...