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Abel,Lionel,89,114,137,138
Abzug,Bella,168
Acocella,Joan,23-24
Adams,Franklin P.,103
Adler,Renata. See also specific works
appearance of,263-264
Arendt and,266-267
awards and honors,267,276
background,263,270,271
characteristics,263
colleagues’opinions of,268,269,273-274
Gopnik and,279
Gottlieb and,279
Kael and,260-263,272
McCarthy and,263-264,275
media reporting of falsehoods and,277-278,279,281
New Yorker and,262,264-266,269-271,276
New York Times and,262,271-275,280-281
ostracization of,280-283
Podhoretz and,267-268
suit against Washington Journalism Review,276
Vanity Fair and,276
Adorno,Theodor,82
Advertisements for Myself(Mailer),141
Against Interpretation(Sontag),158-159,160,190
“Against Interpretation”(Sontag),158
Against Our Will(Brownmiller),220
Ainslee’s,14
Aitken,William Maxwell(Lord Beaver-brook),50
Algonquin Round Table
beginning of,11
Kael and talents at,198,199
members,14,23
West and,48
women at,11-12
Allen,Woody,202,208-209,223-224
Alvarez,Al,307
Andrews,Henry,50,52,54,55
Ann Veronica(Wells),32
anti-Semitism. See also Nazism
Arendt and,66,75,76,86
in France,80-81
Heidegger and,70,76
in US,83
“Any Porch”(Parker),5-6
Arbus,Diane,169
Arendt,Hannah. See also specific works
Adler and,266-267
on aims of Varnhagen biography,72
anti-Semitism and,66,75,76,86
arrest by Nazis,76-77
background,66,67
“banality of evil,” 133-134
on The Benefactor,146
on Benjamin’s suicide,81
biography of Varnhagen,71-74,75,311
Arendt,Hannah(continued)
Blücher and,78-79
characteristics,66-67,137-139
on collaboration with Nazis,70
colleagues’opinion of,89-91
“conscious pariahs,” 73-74,84,128
death,253
difficulty writing in English,85
on distinction of being Jewish,73-74
early newspaper articles,82-84
essays on existentialism,85-86
feminism and,74-75,310-311
Heidegger and,65,68-69,71,76
internment camp in France,80-81
on Kazin,120
living conditions in US,82
marriage,71,78
McCarthy and,118-121,138,253-254
Partisan Review and,85,86,90-91,137
political theory of,127-131
relationship between good and evil,86
reputation,131
school desegregation and,127-128,129-131
Sontag and,267
Arendt,Martha,66,76,77
Arendt,Paul,66
Arlen,Alice,251
Atlantic Monthly,45-46,54,189-190,275
“At Valladolid”(West),39
Aufbau,82
auteurist theory,184-186,200
“A Woman’s Beauty:Put-Down or Power Source?”(Sontag),170
Axel’s Castle(Wilson),109
Baldwin,James,131
“banality of evil,” 133-134,135-137
Barringer,Felicity,280-281
Barthes,Roland,150
Battleaxe,100
Beatty,Warren,260
Beaverbrook,Lord(William Maxwell Aitken),50
Behrman,S.N.,263
Bell,Vanessa,31
Bellow,Saul,120,138-139
Benchley,Robert,11,13-14,23,123,124
The Benefactor(Sontag),145,146,155
Benhabib,Seyla,73
Benjamin,Walter,79-80,81,82,150
Berlin,Isaiah,105
Bernays,Edward,4
Bernstein,Carl,227-230,250-252
“Big Blonde”(Parker),25
“The Big Rock Candy Figgy Pudding Pitfall”(Didion),212-213
The Birth of a Nation,287
Bishop,Elizabeth,85,100,145
Bitter Fame(Stevenson),306
Black Lamb and Grey Falcon(West),53-55,56
Blücher,Heinrich,78-79,80,82,86-87,253,266-267
Bogdanovich,Peter,200-201
Bonnie and Clyde,193-194
A Book of Common Prayer(Didion),221,222
“Book Reviewing and Everyone Ⅰ Know”(Podhoretz),267-268
Books,103
Botsford,Gardner,294
Briefing for a Descent into Hell(Lessing),220
Broadwater,Bowden,116,119
Brooks,Louise,195
Broughton,James,179
Brownmiller,Susan,220,246
Buchman,Sidney,189
Buckley,William F.,163
Burke,Billie,13
Burke,Kenneth,152
Burroughs,William S.,141
Caesar’s Wife(Maugham),13
camp,156-157,158,197
Campbell,Alan,27,123,126
Canetti,Elias,150
Cannibals and Missionaries(McCarthy),254
Castle,Terry,158,173-174
Cavett,Dick,237,256
Chaplin,Charlie,179
Charade,210
Chase,Edna Woolman,7,205
Chicago Tribune,44,161,301
The Children’s Hour(Hellman),255
Christian Science Monitor,215-216
Cinema Guild,181-182
“Circles and Squares”(Kael),184,185-186,187
Citizen Kane,197-201
City Lights,179
civil rights,59-61,126-127
Clarion,40
Columbia Journalism Review,302
Commentary,127,136-137
Communism
Blücher and,78
Cowley as “megaphone for,” 101
Hellman and,255
McCarthy and,104-105,106
Parker and,122-123
Partisan Review and,84
Rahv and,106
similarities to Fascism,57-58
Sontag accused of favoring,163
in US,84-85
The Company She Keeps(McCarthy),94-95,97,113,116,140,141-142,219
Condé Nast,278
“conscious pariahs”
African Americans as,129-131
The Origins of Totalitarianism and,86
Phillips and Rahv as,84-85
refugees in US as,84
Varnhagen as among,73-74,128
Con Spirito,100
Constant Reader,23-24
Cosmopolitan,238-239
Cowley,Malcolm,101,103,113
Crazy Salad(Ephron),244
“Crisis in Education”(Arendt),130
Crowninshield,Frank,3-6,9,10
Crowther,Bosley,233
“Dealing with the uh,Problem”(Ephron),246
Dean,John,281
Death Kit(Sontag),160-161
Democracy(Didion),225
The Destruction of the European Jews(Hilberg),136
Diana and Nikon(Malcolm),293
The Dick Cavett Show,256
Didion,Eduene,204
Didion,Frank,204
Didion,Joan. See also specific works
Allen and,223-224
awards and honors,204-205
background,204
characteristics,203
children,213
Ephron and,245
essays after Saturday Evening Post folded,217-218
fame,216,217,224-225
feminism and,311
filmmaking,221
Gurley Brown and,239-240
Kael and,203,208,222-223,224
Kauffmann and,222-223
literary persona,216-217
marriage,209
Didon,Joan(continued)
McCarthy and,219,224-225
National Review and,206-208
New York Review of Books and,208-209,222-223,227-228
personal columns,218
Saturday Evening Post and,211-215
second wave of feminism and,218-221,245-246
sources of writers’material,233-234
discrimination. See racism
Dissent,127-129
Donoghue,Denis,173
Dos Passos,John,255
Dukakis,Michael,227
Dunne,John Gregory
filmmaking,221
Kael and,202,203
marriage,209
Saturday Evening Post column,214
in writings of Didion,213
Dunne,Quintana Roo,213
Dupee,Fred,144
Duras,Marguerite,182-183
“The Duty of Harsh Criticism”(West),41-42
Earle,Willie,59-61
Eckford,Elizabeth,126-127
Eichmann,Adolf,132-136
Eichmann in Jerusalem(Arendt),134-138
Eisenhower,Julie Nixon,237,248
Eissler,Kurt,297
Ellison,Ralph,129-130
El Salvador,225-226
Encounter,138
Enough Rope(Parker),18-19
Ephron,Henry,230-231,233,249
Ephron,Nora. See also specific works
articles for women’s magazines,238-239
background,230-231,233-234
characteristics,237
death,259
Didion and,245
Esquire and,249-250
fame,249
feminism and,ⅹ,240-241,242-248,311
Gurley Brown and,238-239,240
Hellman and,258-259
Malcolm and,302,308
marriages,227-230,250-252
at Newsweek,234
Parker and,230
as reporter,235-237
reputation as social critic,237
as screenwriter,251
writing in first person,241
Ephron,Phoebe,230-233,249
Epstein,Barbara,140,169
Epstein,Jason,140
Esquire
Didion and,218
Ephron and,239,241-247,249-250
Kael and,200
Parker and,124-125,126
Sontag and,162,164
Evergreen Review,158
Everywoman delusion,219,221
existentialism,Arendt’s essays on,85-86
Fairfield,Charles,34-35
Fairfield,Cicely Isabel. See West,Rebecca
Fairfield,Isabella,34
“Fantasies of the Art-House Audience”(Kael),182
“Farewell to the Enchanted City”
(“Goodbye to All That,” Didion),205,213-214
Farrar,Straus and Giroux,158-159
“Fascinating Fascism”(Sontag),170-171
Fascism,57-58,90. See also Nazism “A Feast for Open Eyes”(Sontag),190
feminism. See also suffragettes
Arendt and,74-75,88-89,120-121 310-311
defiance of gendered expectations,ⅰⅹ-ⅹ
Didion and,218-221,245-246,311
Ephron and,ⅹ,240-241,242-248,311
Kael and,185-186,188-189,311
Malcolm and,290-291,307-308,311
McCarthy and,120-121,309-310
Millett and,168,292
Parker and,19-20
Phoebe Ephron and,231
psychoanalysis and,294
sexism in journalists’assignments,217
sexism in reviews of Didion’s Slouching Towards Bethlehem,215-216
sexism of auteur critics,185-186
Sontag and,ⅹ,151,167-169,170-171,311
Vanity Fair and,4-5
Wells as supporter,32
West and,ⅹ,54
women in war and,45-46
Ferber,Edna,12
“A Few Words About Breasts”(Ephron),241-242
Film Culture,184-185
Final Solution,132-133,135-137
The Fire Next Time(Baldwin),131
Firestone,Shulamith,219,221
Fitzgerald,Ellen,44
Fitzgerald,F.Scott,15-18,20-21
FitzGerald,Frances,164-165
Fitzgerald,Zelda,17
“The Flapper”(Parker),15
Fornés,María Irene,155
“Forty-One False Starts”(Malcolm),305
Franny and Zooey(Salinger),207-208
Freewoman,31,32,36
Fresno Bee,214
Freud,Anna,297
Friedan,Betty,244
Gardiner,Muriel,258
Gellhorn,Martha,257,258
Germany,Nazi
Final Solution,132-133,135-137
intellectuals and,77
mass self-deception and delusion,134
Nuremberg trials,132-133
takeover,75-76
West on,56-57
Germany between World Wars,70-71
Gilliatt,Penelope,271
“A Girl of the Zeitgeist”(Malcolm),308
Gone:The Last Days of the “New Yorker”(Adler),279-281
“Goodbye to All That”(“Farewell to the Enchanted City,” Didion),205,213-214
Gopnik,Adam,279
Gordon,Ruth,108
Göring,Hermann,57
Gottlieb,Robert,279,280
Grant,Jane,11-12,23
The Great Gatsby(Fitzgerald),18
Green,Aaron(pseud),295-296
Greenburg,Dan,250,252
The Group(McCarthy),99,139-140,142-145,219
The Group(movie),189
Guccione,Bob,248
Gurley Brown,Helen,211,212,238-240,249
Hale,Ruth,11-12,48-49,50
Hardwick,Elizabeth,96,140-141,142-143,188
Harper’s,140-141,156,196,281
Harriet Hume(West),45
Harrison,Barbara Grizzuti,224
Hayes,Harold,124,164
Heartburn(Ephron),229-230,252
Heidegger,Martin
anti-Semitism of,70,76
Arendt and,65,68-69,71,77
as Nazi,76,77
philosophy and educational approach,67-68
Heilbrun,Carolyn,161-162
Hellman,Lillian,255-258
Hemingway,Ernest,20-23
Here to Stay:Studies in Human Tenacity(Hersey),264
Hersey,John,264
Hess,Rudolf,56-57
Hilberg,Raul,136
Hillis,Marjorie,5
Hiroshima Mon Amour,182-183
Holiday,206
homosexual community and camp,158
Hook,Sidney,127
Horan,Robert,178
Houseman,John,199
“How Can I Tell Them There’s Nothing Left?”(Didion),211
Howe,Irving,129-130
How I Grew(McCarthy),110
“How It Feels to Be Colored Me”(Hurston),61-62
Hughes,Olwyn,305,306
Hughes,Ted,305,306
The Human Condition(Rich),310
Hurston,Zora Neale,61-62,64
Husserl,Edmund,70
Illness as Metaphor(Sontag),172
I Lost It at the Movies(Kael),188,189-191
Imaginary Friends(Ephron),258-259
In America(Sontag),154
In Our Time(Hemingway),20
intellectual history,twentieth century
chronicled through male lens,ⅹⅰ
chronicled through white lens,62
contempt for women as intellectuals,168-169
cultural outlaws in,157
homme de lettres,79-80
justification of pleasure from art,158,197
in Nazi Germany,77
Partisan Review “What’s Happening in America” symposium,163
power of political ideologies,87
second-wave feminist movement and,167,218-221
women in,88-89
“Interior Desecration”(Parker),8
In the Freud Archives(“Trouble in the Archives,” Malcolm),298-300
“Is There a Cure for Film Criticism?”(Kael),184
Jackson,Shirley,126
James,Alice,172
James,Henry,43-44,172
Jarrell,Randall,79,85,145
Jaspers,Karl,69,70
Jews and Judaism
Arendt’s loyalty to Jews,137-138
Final Solution,132-133,135-137
Varnhagen’s identity and,73
Johnsrud,Harold,98,104
The Journalist and the Murderer(Malcolm),300-302,303-304
Joyce,William,56
The Judge(West),45
“Just a Little One”(Parker),30
Kael,Gina James,179,191
Kael,Pauline. See also specific works
Adler and,260-263,271,272
background,177-178
Bogdanovich and,200-201
characteristics,176-177,180,182,183-184,201-202,208
colleagues’opinion of,ⅹⅰ
daughter,179,191
death,262
Didion and,203,208,222-223,224
Dunne and,202,203
feminism and,185-186,188-189,311
feud with editors of Movie,186-187
feud with Sarris,185-186,187
first movie review,179,180
Guggenheim fellowship,187-188
in Hollywood,260
last long essay,196
marriage,181-182
McCall’s and,191-192
on McCarthy’s Meg Sargent,112
movies as fun,194
New Yorker and,193-196,197-201,260
New York Review of Books and,175-176,188
Segal and,240
sexism of auteur critics and,185-186
Sontag and,177,188,190
“The Kane Mutiny”(Bogdanovich),200-201
Kasabian,Linda,221-222
Kauffmann,Stanley,192-193,222,223
Kaufman,Hal,287-288
Kazin,Alfred,89,116,120,216-217
Kees,Weldon,180
Kellow,Brian,178,187,202
Kennedy,Anthony,302
Kierkegaard,Søren,67
Kirchwey,Freda,102
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang(Kael),195
Koch,John,126
Kracauer,Siegfried,184
Kristol,Irving,268
The Ladies of the Corridor(Parker),123
Landberg,Edward,181-182
Lawrence,D.H.,51
Lehmann-Haupt,Christopher,301
Leonard,John,172,262
Lessing,Doris,219-220
Liddy,G.Gordon,281
Life,16-17,189,216
The Life of the Mind(Arendt with McCarthy),254
Limelight,179
literary history,twentieth century
access journalism,227
beat poets,125
camp in,156-157,197
chronicled through male lens,ⅹⅰ
evolution of magazines,4
exploitation of subjects by journalists,ⅹⅰ-ⅹⅱ
fiction as pinnacle of achievement,115
film criticism,183-184
“I” of journalism,241,303-304
New Journalism,64
Parker’s hate songs,8
sexism of auteur critics and,185-186
use of metaphors,172-173
writing as sensual,158
“literary Rotarians,” 24
Little Rock(AK)Central High School,integration of,126-127
Living Age,45
Locke,Richard,276
“Lolita”(Parker),123
Los Angeles Times,88,159
Love and Saint Augustine(Arendt),70
Love Story(Segal),240
Lowell,Robert,135,140,254
Lumet,Sidney,189
Lyons,Leonard,235
MacArthur,Charles,20
Macdonald,Dwight,90,106,156,178,187
MacDonald,Jeffrey,300-301
Maddocks,Melvin,215-216
Mademoiselle,156,204-205,206,267
Maier-Katkin,Daniel,67
Mailer,Norman,112,141-142,168,172,257,272,288
Malcolm,Anne Olivia,289
Malcolm,Donald,286,288-289,291,292
Malcolm,Janet. See also specific works
Arendt and,89
background,285-289
child,289
colleagues’opinion of,ⅹⅰ-ⅹⅱ
Diana Trilling and,288
Ephron and,302,308
feminism and,307-308,311
Malcom(misspelling),290
marriages,288,294
Masson and,284-285,296-300,302,303
McGinniss and,300-302,303-304
New Republic and,286-287,290-291
New Yorker and,289-290,291-292,293-303,305-307
on Parker,125
Sontag and,293,307
Manhattan,208-209,224
“The Man in the Brooks Brothers Suit”(McCarthy),111-112
Mankiewicz,Herman,198-199,200
Mansfield,Katherine,58
Marriage(Wells),31
Marsden,Dora,36
Marshall,Margaret,102,103,109
Masson,Jeffrey Moussaieff,284-285,296-300,302,303
Maugham,Somerset,13
McCall’s,191-192
McCarthy,Mary. See also specific works
Adler and,263-264,275
Arendt and,118-121,138
attitude toward men,111-112
autobiographical nature of fiction,114-115,139
background,93-94,95-96,97
on Bellow,120
Broadwater and,116
characteristics,92,95-96,105-106
colleagues’opinion of,ⅹⅰ,96-97,116
Communism and,104-105,106
Diana Trilling and,96-97
Didion and,219,224-225
feminism and,120-121,309-310
first review by,100
Hellman and,255-258
Mailer and,141-142
maintenance of image,93
marriages,104,110,116,253
mental health,110
New York Review of Books and,141,144
Parker and,108
as Partisan Review drama critic,107-108
Rahv and,106-107,112,117-118,119,157
review of The Company She Keeps,116
review of Franny and Zooey,207-208
review of The Origins of Totalitarianism,90-91
Rosenberg and,97-98
sexual activity,98,104,106
Sontag and,147-148,150-151,165-166
spread of fame,116
transit into fiction,111-113
trip to North Vietnam,165
Vassar experience,98-100
West and,104
Wilson and,104,108-111,114-115
McCollum,Ruby,63-64
McGinniss,Joe,300-302,303-304
McKuen,Rod,240
Mehta,Ved,279
Memoirs of an Ex-Prom Queen(Shulman),243-244
Memories of a Catholic Girlhood(McCarthy),96
Menorah Journal,83-84
Millay,Edna St. Vincent,19,110
Millett,Kate,168,292
Milne,A.A.,23
Mitchell,Juliet,219
Mitford,Jessica,302
Mitgang,Herbert,166
Monocle,235
Movie,186-187
“Movies and Television”(Kael),193
Ms.,244
Musmanno,Michael,135
“My Confession”(McCarthy),105
Nabokov,Vladimir,112
The Naked and the Dead(Mailer),141
Naked Lunch(Burroughs),141
Nation,85,101-104,141
National Review,206-207
Navasky,Victor,235
Nazism. See also Germany,Nazi
collaboration with,70
concentration camps as ultimate instrument,87
Heidegger and,69-70
Sontag’s essay about aesthetics of,170-171
Soviet totalitarianism and,88
West on,56-57
Nedelsky,Jennifer,310-311
Negro Digest,62
New Freewoman,36,39
Newhouse,S.I.,278-279
New Leader,154,159,268
New Masses,28,103
New Republic
Adler and,282-283
Donald Malcolm and,286
Kael and,192-193
Malcolm and,286-288,290-291
McCarthy and,100-101,113
racism,62
Wells and,41
West and,41-42,45
New Statesman,45
Newsweek,234
New York,247-249,252,263
New Yorker
Adler and,262,264-266,269-271,276,277-278,282
Arendt and,133,134
Baldwin in,131
Donald Malcolm and,288
founded,23
Kael and,193-196,197-201,260
Malcolm and,289-290,291-292,293-303,305-307
McCarthy’s fiction in,114-115
Parker’s contributions,22,23-24,123
racism,62
Shawn firing,278-280
West and,55-58,59
New York Herald Tribune,54-55,113
New York Post,235-237
New York Radical Women,167
New York Review of Books
Adler’s contributions,260-261,267-268
New York Review of Books(continued) Didion’s contributions,208-209,222-223,225-226,227-228
FitzGerald and,164-165
founded,140
McCarthy and,141,144,165
philosophy of,140-141
review of Sontag’s essay “Fascinating Fascism,” 170-171
reviews of The Group,141,142-144,175-176
New York Times
Adler and,262,271-275,280-281
Arendt and,135
Hellman lawsuit against McCarthy,256-258
Hurston and,62
Kael and,191,199
Malcolm and,301
Marshall and,103
McCarthy and,103,113,118
review of Slouching Towards Bethlehem,215
review of Three Is a Family,233
reviews of West’s books,54
Sontag and,146,156,161-162,166,173
“The Women’s Movement”(Didion)in,218-219
New York Times Book Review,237-238
Nin,Anaïs,51-52
“Notes on‘Camp’”(Sontag),156-158,173-174
Notes on Novelists(James),43
“Notes on the Auteur Theory”(Sarris),184-185
The Oasis(McCarthy),116-118
Observer,44,200
Odets,Clifford,108
O’Hagan,Anne,5
“Once More Mother Hubbard”(Parker),16-17
“The One-Way Mirror”(Malcolm),294-295
“Only Disconnect”(Harrison),224
On Photography(Sontag),169-170
“On Self-Respect”(Didion),211
The Origins of Totalitarianism(Arendt),66,86-89,90-91
Orwell,Sonia,148
“Our Critics,Right or Wrong”(McCarthy and Marshall),102-104
Our Town(Wilder),108
Over Twenty-One(Gordon),108
Pankhurst,Christabel,35
Pankhurst,Emmeline,35
pariah. See “conscious pariahs”
Paris Review,6,19,24,49,257
Parker,Dorothy. See also specific works
as Ainslee’s drama critic,14
Algonquin Round Table and,11-12
appearance of,108
attitude toward men,25-26
awards,25,26
background,1,2-3
on beat poets,125
characteristics,19,23,25,28-29,30,92
colleagues’opinion of,7,10-11,29-30,125
Communism and,122-123
death,126
disillusionment with sophistication,25,29
Ephron and,230
Esquire reviews by,124-125,126
failure to complete assignments,26-27
fears of,24
feminism and,19-20,167,311
fictional versions of,108
Fitzgerald and,15-17,18
Hemingway and,20-23
marriages,9,15,27,123
New Yorker and,22,23-24,123
as pianist,1-2
poetry and,15-16,18-19
political activism,27-29
reputation of,45
as screenwriter,26,198
suicide attempts,20,25
use of clichés,5,15,19
Vanity Fair and,4-6,7-8,9-10,12-14
at Vogue,6-7,8-9
Parker,Edwin Pond,9,15
Partisan Review
Arendt and,85,86,90-91,137
McCarthy and,106-108
second incarnation,84
Sontag and,155-156,169-170
“What’s Happening in America” symposium,163
The Passionate Friends(Wells),39-40
PEN/Hemingway Award,276
Pentimento(Hellman),258
“The Perils of Pauline”(Adler),272,276
The Philadelphia Story,210
Phillips,William,84-85,155
Pictures from an Institution(Jarrell),145
“Pilgrimage”(Sontag),149-150
The Pink Panther,210
Pitch Dark(Adler),275-276
Pittsburgh Courier,63-64
Plath,Sylvia,305-307
Plimpton,George,112
Podhoretz,Norman,127,136-137,267-268
Politics,178
Portnoy’s Complaint(Roth),240
The Portrait of a Lady(James),43-44
“The Prisoner of Sex”(Mailer),168
Pritchett,V.S.,45
“A Problem of Making Connections”(Didion),217-218
Prynne,Xavier(pseud),141,142-143
psychoanalysis,284-285,294-300
Psychoanalysis:The Impossible Profession(Malcolm),296
Quinn,Sally,247-248
racism,59-60,60-61,62,127-128
Rahel Varnhagen(Arendt),71-74,147
Rahv,Philip
as conscious pariah of Communism,84-85
Hardwick and,143
Kael and,180
McCarthy and,106-107,112,117-118,119,157
Raising Kane(Kael),202
Reagan,Nancy,214
Reckless Disregard(Adler),278
Reed,Rex,238
“Reflections on Little Rock”(Arendt),127-130
“Résumé”(Parker),20
The Return of the Soldier(West),44
Reynolds,Debbie,210
Rich,Adrienne,170,171,310
Richler,Mordecai,199
ridicule
“literary Rotarians” articles(Parker),24
Parker on,as weapon,28
Parker’s New Yorker reviews,23-24
social criticism by Crowninshield,4
by West toward women,50,54
Rieff,David,154,155,170,171,302
Rieff,Philip,152,153-155
Rosenberg,Ethel “Ted,” 97-98
Rosenblatt,Jack,148-149
Rosenblatt,Mildred,148-149
Ross,Harold,23,133
Ross,Lillian,279
Roth,Philip,162,240
Rothschild,Dorothy. See Parker,Dorothy
Run River(Didion),209
Ryan,Meg,237
Sacco,Nicola,27
Saint Joan,287
Salinger,J.D.,207-208,212
Salle,David,305
Sarris,Andrew,184-186,187,199-200
Sartre,Jean-Paul,85
Saturday Evening Post,211-215,217
Saturday Review,201
Schiff,Dorothy,235,236-237
Schocken Books,87
Scholem,Gershom,137
Schwartz,Delmore,89
Scoundrel Time(Hellman),257
second-wave feminism,167,218-221,245-248,290-291
“seduction thesis,” 284-285,297
Segal,Erich,240
Seligman,Craig,298
sexuality
creativity and,39-40
Ephron and,242-243
McCarthy and,98,104
Parker and Fitzgerald,17
“seduction thesis,” 284-285,297
Sontag and,151-152
Wells and,31,32,38
West and,35
Sexual Politics(Millett),168,292
“The Shadows”(“Die Schatten,” Arendt),65-66
Sharon v.Time,277-278
sharpness,described,ⅰⅹ-ⅹ,ⅹⅰ-ⅹⅱ,309
Shawn,William
Adler and,260,262,269,278
Arendt and,133
Kael and,193-196
Malcolm and,289,290,293
Sherwood,Robert,11
Shulman,Alix Kates,221,243-244
Sight and Sound,182,184,191
The Silent Woman(Malcolm),305-307
Silkwood,251
Silvers,Robert,142,175,188,222,225,227
Simpson,Eileen,92
Sirica,John,280,281
Sischy,Ingrid,308
Slouching Towards Bethlehem(Didion),215-216
Sohmers,Harriet,151,152,155
“Some Dreamers of the Golden Dream”(Didion),ⅹⅰ,211-212
Sontag,Judith,148,149
Sontag,Nathan,149
Sontag,Susan. See also specific works accused of favoring Communism,163
Arendt and,267
background,148-150,151,152
cancer,171-172
characteristics,149,151
colleagues’opinions of,162-163
feminism and,ⅹ,151,167-169,170-171,311
as filmmaker,166-167
Harper’s and,156
Hiroshima Mon Amour and,182-183
inspirations for,150
Kael and,177,188,190
Mademoiselle award,156
Malcolm and,293,307
marriage,152-155
McCarthy and,147-148,150-151
as new version of McCarthy,147,159,160
New York Times reviews,156
in North Vietnam,164-165
Partisan Review and,156,169-170
pleasure in analysis of art,197
reaction to response to “Notes on‘Camp,’” 173-174
reputation,159-160,161-162,166
sexuality of,151-152
Vogue essays,170
women’s magazines articles,170
The Sound of Music,192,210-211
South China Morning Post,45
Soviet Russia,57-58,88
Speedboat(Adler),275-276
The Spirit of St. Louis,210
Stafford,Jean,85,205
A Star Is Born,26
Steinbeck,John,108
Steinem,Gloria,244-245
Stern,Gunther,71,76,78
Stevenson,Anne,306
Stewart,Donald Ogden,22
Suber,Howard,199,200
suffragettes
Parker and,167,311
West and,35,36,167,311
The Sun Also Rises(Hemingway),21
Sunday Times,45
Sweet Smell of Success,287
Take Her,She’s Mine(Phoebe and Henry Ephron),233
Tanguay,Eva,13
Tell My Horse(Hurston),62
Their Eyes Were Watching God(Hurston),62,64
“Theses on the Philosophy of History”(Benjamin),82
“The Third World of Women”(Sontag),169
This Side of Paradise(Fitzgerald),15,16
Thomas,Lately(pseud),125
Three Is a Family(Phoebe and Henry Ephron),233
Thurber,James,23,124
Thurmond,Strom,59
Tice,Clara,5
Time,157,277-278
“To a Tragic Poetess”(Hemingway),21-22
“Tonstant Weader fwowed up”(Parker’s quip about Milne),23
totalitarianism,86-89,134
“Trash,Art,and the Movies”(Kael),196,197
Trilling,Diana,96-97,105,117,288
Trilling,Lionel,97
“Trouble in the Archives”(In the Freud Archives,Malcolm),298
Truman,Harry,59-61
Tumin,Melvin,129
“Two Roads”(Malcolm),293-294
Tynan,Kenneth,200
An Unfinished Woman(Hellman),257
The Unsinkable Molly Brown,210
Vanity Fair
Adler and,276,282
as feminism’s voice,4-5
Parker and,5-6,7-8,9-10,12-14
Vanzetti,Bartolomeo,27
Variety,195,233,273-274
Varnhagen,Rahel,71-74,75,77,80,128,311
Vidal,Gore,141,144,161
Village Voice,199-200
Vinaver,Stanislav,52-53
Viva,248
Vogue
Arendt in,88
Didion and,204,205-206,208,220
as marketing tool,6-7
McCarthy and,116
Parker and,6-7,8-9
Sontag and,159,170
Wakefield,Dan,215
Walker,Alice,64
Wallflower at the Orgy(Ephron),241
Ward,Mary Augusta(Mrs.Humphry Ward),37
Washington Journalism Review,276
Washington Post,159,161
Wayne,John,211
“The Weeds”(McCarthy),114-115
We Have Always Lived in the Castle(Jackson),126
Weil,Simone,90
Welles,Orson,108,197-201
Wells,H.G.
affair with West,37-39,40-41,46
early novels,31-32
as feminist,32
New Republic and,41
West on writings of,31,37,42
Wells,Ida B.,61
“We Refugees”(Arendt),83-84
West,Anthony Panther birth,40-41
knowledge of,48
left with grandmother,46
resentment of mother,49
Wells’s relationship with,42-43
West,Jim,253
West,Rebecca. See also specific works
affairs after Wells,50
American lecture tour,46-48
on American women,48
background,31,33-34
characteristics,31,48-49,50
choice of name,36
colleagues’opinions of,44,48-50,104
on Communism,57-58
feminism and,ⅹ,54
on James,43-44
marriage,50
McCarthy and,104
on Nazi Germany,56-57
Nin and,51-52
on Parker,30
on racism,60-61
reputation as critic,45
reviews of fiction by,44-45
subjects of articles,45-46
suffragettes and,167,311
targets of writing,37,43-44
as unwed mother,40-41,49
Wells and,31,37-39,40-41,46
on women writers,58
writing as a mask,36-37
Yugoslavian lecture tour,52-53
Westmoreland v.CBS,277-278
We Thought We Could Do Anything(Henry Ephron),249
“What White Publishers Won’t Print”(Hurston),62
When the Lights Go Down(Kael),260,261
“Where Bookmen Meet to Eat”(Ephron),238
“The White Album”(Didion),221-222,226,227
The White Album(Didion),221-222
“Why I Haven’t Married”(Parker),8
Wienovera,Jana. See Malcolm,Janet
Wild 90(Mailer),272
Wilder,Matthew,262
Wilder,Thornton,108
Willis,Ellen,167
Wilson,Edmund
on Enough Rope,18-19
McCarthy and,104,108-111,114-115
Parker and,14,23-24
Parker’s “Lolita” and,123
Wilson,Reuel,109-110,111,263
Winn,Janet. See Malcolm,Janet
Wodehouse,P.G.,9
Wolcott,James,202,224,262
Woman Problem,74-75
women. See also feminism
acceptable characterizations of,112
confines of femininity as Parker target,19-20
contempt for,as intellectuals,168-169
F.Scott Fitzgerald’s treatment of,17
factors affecting experiences of,311
in film,274
gendered art of,183
James’s inability to write about,44
need for autonomy in sex and romance,40
Newsweek’s refusal to hire,as writers,234
professional competition,247-248
sharp,described,ⅰⅹ-ⅹ,ⅹⅰ-ⅹⅱ,309
as subject of West,45-46
surge of,as novelists,47
West on,48,58
“The Women’s Movement”(Didion),218-219
Women’s Wear Daily,233,238-239,249
“The Wonderful Old Gentleman”(Parker),2-3
Woolf,Virginia,31,58,100
Woollcott,Alexander,7,11,48,123
The Year of Magical Thinking(Didion),218
The Years with Ross(Thurber),124-125
Young-Bruehl,Elisabeth,66,86
“The Younger Set”(Parker),15-16
Zanuck,Darryl F.,274
Ziegfeld,Flo,13
