Sanford Pinsker

• A Conversation with Etheridge Knight

  Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•African American Review•2017

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• Books in review

  Open Access•Howard L Kaye, Sanford Pinsker et al.•ARTICLE•Society•2001

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• The tyranny of the near-at-hand

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•2000

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• Post-it notes and other aids for careful reading

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1999

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  am no longer surprised when people tell me lots of material first published in Academic Questions eventually f inds its way into newspaper stories and opinion pieces, was ra ther thrown for a loop when ! learned the most cited article we've published so far was not about political correctness or academic freedom, not about feminist excess or the multicultural follies but, rather, about how many law s tudents misuse the h igh l igh te r (Lawrence …

• Huck Finn and gerald graff’s “teaching the conflicts”

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1999

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• A multiculturalism worthy of Walt Whitman

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1999

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• Are some job candidates “more equal” than others

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1999

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• The shortsighted pedagogy of material pleasure

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1999

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• Books in review

  Open Access•B Turner, Bryan S Turner et al.•ARTICLE•Society•1999

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• Hijacking the modern language association

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Society•1999

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• The pleasures of literary study in an ideological age

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1998

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• Revolting Behavior” and measured responses

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1998

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• Campus diversity in theory and practice

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1998

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• What’s wrong with a major in “My mother, the car”

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1998

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• Queens College and the souring of ethnic studies

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1997

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  I dentity politics makes for strange bedfellows, and this is particularly true in the testy, often embat t led world of ethnic studies. Can academic standards and the special interests of identity politics coexist? Not, apparently, without difficulty--and certainly not at Queens College, where the selection of non-Jew to head the school's Jewish program quickly escalated f rom nasty local skirmish to heated national debate. At stake are n u m b e…

• What we talk about when we talk about paranoia

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1997

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• Bidding aristides a fond adieu

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1997

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• The sixties I remember, and continue to struggle with

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1997

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• Ruminating about what college students read, and once read

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1997

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• Communications

  John H Long, Jack Tager et al.•ARTICLE•The New England Quarterly•1996

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• Some ruminations on College Reunions

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1996

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• Confessions of a culture warrior

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1996

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• Caffelatte and the lost art of conversation

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1996

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• Could town-gown relations take a costly turn

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1996

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• Peter Shaw 1936–1995

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1995

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• The Schlemiel as Metaphor

  Allen Guttmann, Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•American Literature•1971

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  The certainty that deep down we are all schlemiels perhaps what makes America love an inept ball team or a Woody Allen who unburdens his neurotic heart in public.In this unique, revised history of the schlemiel, Sanford uses psychological, linguistic, and anecdotal approaches, as well as his considerable skills as a spritely storyteller, to trace the schlemiel from his beginnings in the Old Testament through his appearance in the nineteenth-centu…

• The Multi-Ethnic Critic's Job of Work

  Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•MELUS Multi-Ethnic Literature of…•1977

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• How We Lived

  Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Winterthur Portfolio•1980

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• On Men and Manhood

  Sanford Pinsker, Leonard Kriegel•ARTICLE•The New England Quarterly•1980

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• American Autobiography

  Sanford Pinsker, G Thomas Couser•ARTICLE•The New England Quarterly•1980

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• Desolate Angel

  Sanford Pinsker, Dennis McNally et al.•ARTICLE•American Literature•1981

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• Immigrant Survivors

  Sanford Pinsker, Dorothy Seidman Bilik•ARTICLE•South Atlantic Review•1982

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• Literature

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•American Quarterly•1983

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• Beyond Love and Loyalty

  Sanford Pinsker, Richard S Kennedy et al.•ARTICLE•American Literature•1984

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• Social Criticism & Nineteenth-Century American Fictions

  Sanford Pinsker, Robert Shulman•ARTICLE•American Literature•1988

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• The Muses of John Barth

  Sanford Pinsker, Max F Schulz•ARTICLE•American Literature•1991

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• Recovering American Literature

  Sanford Pinsker, Peter Shaw•ARTICLE•American Literature•1994

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  Considering the treatment meted out to the great classics of American literature by Hawthorne, Melville, Mark Twain, and Henry James, Shaw shows convincingly how they have been systematically raided by academic critics in the service of political correctness, and virtually robbed of their deepest meaning. This book demonstrates that it is possible to read literature and be highly conscious of the political, without descending into the merely ideo…

• Splintered Worlds

  Sanford Pinsker, Robert M Greenberg•ARTICLE•American Literature•1994

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• Peter Shaw 1936–1995

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1995

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• Academic exposure

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1995

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• The public intellectual as beleaguered celebrity

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1995

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• Communications

  John H Long, Jack Tager et al.•ARTICLE•The New England Quarterly•1996

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• Some ruminations on College Reunions

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1996

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• Confessions of a culture warrior

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1996

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• Caffelatte and the lost art of conversation

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1996

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• Could town-gown relations take a costly turn

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1996

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• Queens College and the souring of ethnic studies

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1997

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  I dentity politics makes for strange bedfellows, and this is particularly true in the testy, often embat t led world of ethnic studies. Can academic standards and the special interests of identity politics coexist? Not, apparently, without difficulty--and certainly not at Queens College, where the selection of non-Jew to head the school's Jewish program quickly escalated f rom nasty local skirmish to heated national debate. At stake are n u m b e…

• What we talk about when we talk about paranoia

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1997

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• Bidding aristides a fond adieu

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1997

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• The sixties I remember, and continue to struggle with

  Open Access•Sanford Pinsker•ARTICLE•Academic Questions•1997

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