Carol Iannone
Biographic Data
| ID | 703526 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carol Iannone |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carol |
| FAMILY NAME | Iannone |
| SIGNATURE | IANNONE C |
| AFFILIATIONS | New York Proton Center |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 116 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 116 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Acting like an Actress
The new edition of a book about the box office failure of the 1990 movie Bonfire of the Vanities provides a chance to consider the representation of offensive, scurrilous, and sensitive subjects in art
The Full Spectrum of Humanity
Editor's introduction to the Fall 2023 issue
The Past Conditional
Editor's introduction to the spring 2023 issue
A Happy Fourth
Editor's introduction to the Summer 2023 issue
Code Red for the Arts
An absorbing and bittersweet film from the 1990s speaks to tyranny’s hatred of the arts, the timelessness of great music, the universality of beauty, and the lie of “cultural appropriation.”
We Do Have a Job
The liberal arts are vital to us personally, socially, and culturally. Unfortunately, the betrayal and subversion of the disciplines by their practitioners has led many to call for their abandonment
Free Society or Fear Society
Past failures do not make our culture or history inherently awful, nor does today's affluence and unprecedented equality excuse the violence or modern forms of authoritarianism
Be a Mensch
Editor's introduction to volume 35, issue 2
Defining Civilization Up and Down
The editor's introduction to Volume 34, Issue 4
Fact vs. Truth
The editor's introduction to this issue discusses the conflict between two words and concepts that appear to work in tandem, but remain in tension
Listening to the Experts
Editor's Introduction to Volume 34, Issue 1
The Road Not Taken
Consequences Have Ideas
What Gone Girl Tells Us about Feminism
No Culture, No Creed
Don’t “OK, Boomer” Us
Excuse Us for Living
All’s Fair in Love and War
Enabling Inaction
Making Distinctions
Bright Lines and True Dichotomies
Long Live King William
Does Reason Want to Win
Doxing the Orthodox
Fifty Years of the Sixties
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Feminist follies
Thought reform and education
Paradise lost at San Francisco state
God, man, and middle states
Caste and class in a university town
PC on stage
Is there a woman’s perspective in literature
Books in review
Turning from truth to more dubious pursuits
A professor heading to class meets another professor. I 'm off to do my Liza Minnelli routine, says the first professor; the second laughs knowingly at the level of performance expected of a teacher in the college classroom today, and goes on to share the joke with yet a third. An educator with forty years of experience writes a letter to the Christian Science Monitor confidently pronouncing that most colleges today have become expensive institut…
Either feminism of humanity
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Lionel trilling and the barbarians at the gate
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Diversity and the abolition of learning
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The unhappy difference diversity makes
What’s happened to liberal education
Political science (115 works) · Sociology (114 works) · Higher education (113 works) · Philosophy of education (113 works) · Law (112 works) · Pedagogy (98 works) · Psychology (54 works) · Social science (47 works) · Philosophy (39 works) · Mathematics education (34 works)