Contents
(Dates are for original publication in print.)
- (21-Sep-1972) "On Paul Goodman"
- (19-May-1973) "Approaching Artaud"
- (06-Feb-1975) "Fascinating Fascism" (about Leni Riefenstahl and her photographs of the Nuba)
- (12-Oct-1978) "Under the Sign of Saturn" (about Walter Benjamin)
- (21-Feb-1980) "Syberberg's Hitler"
- (15-May-1980) "Remembering Barthes"
- (25-Sep-1980) "Mind as Passion" (about Elias Canetti)
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