... Mearsheimerand Walt are prominentfigures inthe ‘realist’school ofinternational...

...Rabbi Brain Walt Copyright © Tikkun magazine 2006 ...

...Brian Walt Copyright © Tikkun magazine 2008 showcase of Israeli films in the United States and we have built a and devotion of its people. Through criticism and condemnation, strong relationship with our sister city, Eilat. Thousands of Israeli the Jewish state has stood up for the values...

... (continuedfrontpage 39) The day before the Walt/Mearsh- eimer book is published in September, lel” to the Israel Lobby is the Cuban Lobby Italy, Stalin in Russia, and Kissinger/ Palgrave/Macmillan will publish a re­ in its attempt...

... poetically: “The mind that searches for contact with the Milky Way is the very mind of the Milky Way galaxy in search of its inner depths.” What does this imply about Walt Whitman, for example, admiring a beautiful sunset? “Walt Whitman is a space the Milky Way fashioned to feel its own grandeur.” Instead...

..., and species—has in you come to power. You are yourself a multitude, a manifold; as Walt Whitman, wild for democracy, wrote, “I am large, I contain multitudes.” Even as we watch you reach out toward politicians wary of those multitudes, we trust you—is it the “team...

... or deflect the peace process. There is no peace process. view (in which Rabbi Brian Walt assisted), there can never be The Netanyahu government is all too happy to negotiate with peace without justice, because the resentments and unhealed the Palestinian Authority, but the only Palestinian state...

... Walt Kowalski, the last remain­ go all of us. ing Anglo in a Detroit neighborhood now filled with Asian-American immigrants. Synecdoche, New York...

... in long, flowing, Walt Whit- world, without interest or assistance from sationalist, not unlike the old man de­ manesque lines, which alternate with the powerful? What’s more, the speaker scribed in the poem “Ode: At a groups of sparer poems in which short lines sees his own quiet...

... the PowerPoint and CNN, the businessmen, the mother with young children, the soldier on his way back to the war in Iraq, we have scraps of Leni Riefenstahl’s biography (the speaker is reading to pass the time), with glimpses of Neville Chamberlain and Walt Disney, echoes of historical atrocity, betrayal...

... York City and Long Island. She’s written about her childhood and young adulthood in the city, her parents’ time, her grandparents’ time, and the New York City of Henry James and Walt Whitman. Across the decades, the same streets and subway cars, houses and stores, theaters and museums, and beaches...

... is M a yo r o fL os Angeles. only grow stronger every day. Israel’s sixty years have been shaped by the resilience, strength Some Hard Truths A Personal Reflection By Brian Walt n 1 9 6 9...

... nature as universal and fixed, the posthuman is a field of (often contradictory) possibilities manifesting in different ways in different situations. The motto of the posthuman could well be Walt Whitman’s “I am large; I contain multitudes” (“Song of Myself”) or Emerson’s “a foolish consistency...

... this collection can best be summed up in the words of Walt Whitman: “Who touches this, touches a man.” ...

... violations of international law will somehow slow tions. But as Judge Goldstone points out in this Tikkun inter­ down or deflect the peace process. There is no peace process. view (in which Rabbi Brian Walt assisted), there can never be The Netanyahu government is all too happy to negotiate with peace...

..., and species—has in you come to power. You are yourself a multitude, a manifold; as Walt Whitman, wild for democracy, wrote, “I am large, I contain multitudes.” Even as we watch you reach out toward politicians wary of those multitudes, we trust you—is it the “team...

.... ously deny the Mearsheimer/Walt thesis (that, in regard to Middle East issues, AIPAC and re­ Rabbi Or. N. Rose lated groups exercise disproportionate power...

... from page 43) ed President Bush to order an invasion.” ical analyses of the Israel Lobby has not use all of the mechanisms that are avail­ I believe that Mearsheimer and Walt yet been a characteristic of many groups able to make it possible for people to be as are underestimating...

... to encompass the deism of Alexander Pope (“The Universal Prayer”), the pantheism of Ralph Waldo Emerson and Walt Whitman (“A Noiseless Patient Spider”), and the pained agnosticism of Thomas Hardy (“To the Unknown God”). Under the influence of the Romantic movement, devotional poetry is increasingly a mode...