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...'Dissent'', issued on 1 April. He was a member of the editorial board of ''Dissent'' from 1954 until the mid-80s. Rpt: [[59.13]].

...of quitting the magazine. Perhaps I feel the hope that the tolerance of ''Dissent''’s editorial position—it is more tolerant than any Socialist magazine

...f 1960” in response to an ''Esquire'' questionnaire, but sent instead to ''Dissent''. Rpt: [[63.37]] in a slightly abridged form. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] say

“David Riesman Reconsidered.” ''Dissent'' 1 (autumn), 349-59. Review essay of David Riesman’s ''Individualism Rec

...]], [[98.7]] (partial), ''Voices of Dissent: A Collection of Articles from Dissent''. New York: Grove, 1958.

...oem to John Fitzgerald Kennedy.” ''Village Voice'', 23 November, 4. Rpt: ''Dissent'' 9 (winter 1962), 33–34; [[63.37]], [[68.11]].

“From Surplus Value to the Mass-Media.” ''Dissent'' 6 (summer), 254–257. Essay on Marxist and capitalist philosophies. Rpt:

“On Cannibals and Christians.” ''Dissent'' 13 (May–June), 304–306. Essay. Rpt: As “Introducing Our Argument”

“Comment.” ''Dissent'' 6 (winter), 9-10. Response to “A New Political Atmosphere in America”

“Reflections on Hipsterism.” ''Dissent'' 5 (winter), 73-81. Response to “The White Negro” ([[57.1]]) by Jean M

...x U.S. Marines at Parris Island. Rpt: As “The Tragedy at Parris Island,” ''Dissent'' 3 (fall), 435–37.

...{{' "}} ''Esquire'', June, 129, 137. Essay on juvenile delinquency. Rpt: ''Dissent'' 8 (summer 1961), 408–12; [[63.37]] (without first half of title, which

“The First Presidential Paper.” ''Dissent'' 10 (summer), 249–54. Rpt: As the introduction to ''The Presidential Pap

...was on the Board of the leftist journal ''[[w:Dissent (American magazine)|Dissent]]'' with Stanley Plastrick, Emanuel Geltman and [[w:Irving Howe|Irving Howe

“In Re: Sidney Hook.” Letter to the editor. ''Dissent'' 1 (summer), 303. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] refuses to recant his “faceti

{{Large|“The White Negro (Superficial Reflections on the Hipster).” ''Dissent'' 4 (summer), 276-93. Essay.}} ...el Press, 29 May 1958; ''Voices of Dissent: A Collection of Articles from “Dissent” Magazine''. New York: Grove Press, after 15 October, 1958; [[59.8a]], [[

“What I Think of Artistic Freedom.” ''Dissent'' 2 (spring), 98, 192-93. Essay. [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]]’s accompanying

“The Great American Mystery: A New Dissent on the Methods and Findings of the Warren Commission.” (''Washington Post

“‘Angry Americans’ Air Dissent on British TV.” Article by William Harcourt, Reuters News Service corresp

...ecember symposium at Judson Memorial Church, New York City, sponsored by ''Dissent'', titled “Happy Critics and a Rigged Society.” Joining [[Norman Mailer

...revised version which appeared as “The Meaning of ‘Western Defense’” in ''Dissent'' ([[54.1]]); [[59.13]].

...rdwick and Robert Lowell. Rpt: As “Democracy: Does It Have a Future?” in ''Dissent, Power, and Confrontation'', edited by Alexander Klein. New York: McGraw Hi

...ated postwar essays by an American, is published in the summer number of ''Dissent''.

...Stanley Plastrik (1915-1981) was the secretary of the editorial board of ''Dissent''.}} who is a vigorous meaty secretary (Radical parties may have the butche ...stay with them only by accommodating my personality, giving articles to ''Dissent'' which would be stimulating for them because I would only go a very small

...his first piece, “The Meaning of ‘Western Defense{{' "}} ([[54.1]]), in ''Dissent'', and joins its editorial board, remaining on it until the 1980s.

...of totalitarianism is that it beheads. It beheads individuality, variety, dissent, extreme possibility, romantic faith; it blinds vision, deadens instinct; i

...terary ambitions, sex, jazz, and his interactions with his colleagues at ''Dissent'' magazine, the leftist journal edited by Irving Howe, and with friends and

..., but I have to tell you that I actually anticipated your situation with ''Dissent''—after reading the last issue I determined not to renew my subscription

...'Individualism Reconsidered'' (1954), appeared in the autumn 1954 issue of Dissent; rpt. in ''[[Advertisements for Myself]]''.}} which ought to get things coo

| 1953–1963 || An Editor of ''Dissent''

...psychic wild” of “The White Negro,” and the publication of this essay in ''Dissent'', summer 1957. In 1959 it was published as a pamphlet by City Light Press,

...stem. Widely read and cited since the time of its initial publication in ''Dissent'', “The White Negro” continues to assert its relevance and to antagoniz ...stem. Widely read and cited since the time of its initial publication in ''Dissent'',{{Sfn|Mailer|1957}} the essay represents Mailer’s stated desire to lead

...the sensitivities. As a seemingly superficial level it is the battle of ''Dissent'' vs. ''Partisan Review'' vs. ''Commentary'';{{refn|{{NM}} wrote for these

...rst1=Alfred |date=1992 |title=Mailer's Romance with the CIA |url= |journal=Dissent |volume=39 |issue=spring |pages=278–2280 |doi= |access-date= }} Negative.

...y on heroes and leaders, is published in [[w:Dissent (American magazine)|''Dissent'']].

...quire'', ''Playboy'', ''Way Out'', ''Fuck You: A Magazine of the Arts'', ''Dissent'', ''Life'', ''Look'', ''Village Voice'', ''Nugget'', the ''NYRB'' and the

...you for some time now, but I got side-tracked into doing an article for ''Dissent'' which began as a book review of ''Individualism Reconsidered'' by David R

...ate={{date|2008}} |title=Norman Mailer ({{date|1924}}–{{date|2007}}) |work=Dissent |volume=55 |issue=2 |pages=97–99 |ref=harv}} ...rticle discusses Norman Mailer’s involvement with the political magazine ''Dissent'', including service on its editorial board.

...' (1962), Harrington (1928-1989) and Mailer met at editorial meetings of ''Dissent'' magazine, and became friendly.}} camps, queens, and athletes. Invariably,

| style="vertical-align: top;" | Becomes a contributing editor on ''[[Dissent]]'' (remains until 1961). ...Birth of his second daughter, Danielle; "[[The White Negro]]" appears in ''Dissent''.

...the horror of society, for even as the radical has had his incommunicable dissent confirmed in his experience by precisely the frustration, the denied opport

...ntagon in 1967, succeeding administrations have remained as indifferent to dissent in America as they were when Mr. Mailer wrote ''The Armies of the Night'' a

...his essay “The White Negro: Superficial Reflections on the Hipster”}} in ''Dissent'' in 1957. It was reprinted in Mailer’s collection ''[[Advertisements for

...ound and elite periodicals. He has written for every kind of periodical: ''Dissent'', ''Ladies Home Journal'' and ''One: The Homosexual Magazine'', ''Parade''

In his 1957 essay, “The White Negro,” first published in ''Dissent'', and then reprinted in his collection, ''Advertisements for Myself'' in 1

...er of his writing career. “[[The White Negro]],”{{efn|First published in ''Dissent'' (summer 1957), it was reprinted in ''Advertisements''. In both it contain ...ard argument of the formulaic kind essayed in scholarly journals such as ''Dissent''.{{efn|Mailer was on the editorial board of this leftist journal from the

...vision of the early post-war years as a decade seething with the anger and dissent of an incipient counterculture that would explode the sixties.”

...fact. If I remember correctly, was not the 1776 Revolution concerned with dissent against a certain British king? Instinctively, Mailer—always the warrior

...rsections of orgasm and the unconscious in his essay “The White Negro.” (''Dissent'' 1957).}} Christopher Hitchens refers to this very “heroic struggle” o

...itching for an audience of left-wing intelligentsia, like the readers of ''Dissent'', where the essay was first published, and by extension for intellectuals

...an chapter of P.E.N. He has been a regular contributor to the ''Voice'', ''Dissent'', ''Esquire'',<ref>Mailer’s writing has appeared over 40 times in ''Esqu

...g one David Riesman for an article I wrote for ''Dissent'',{{refn|In his ''Dissent'' review (summer {{date|1954}}), NM called Reisman’s ''Individualism Reco By the way, ''Dissent'' needs money. If you want to send them a few bucks, great, if you don’t,

'''Chaiken''': You were one of the editors of Irving Howe’s ''Dissent'' magazine along with Cinema 16 film society founders Amos and Marcia Vogel

...issue of ''Dissent'', a political and cultural review (Mailer served on ''Dissent''’s editorial board for more than three decades). The essay is an intense

...www.dissentmagazine.org/online_articles/the-white-negro-fall-1957 |journal=Dissent |volume=4 |issue=3 |pages=276–293 |doi= |access-date=2019-02-24 |ref=harv

...the Army during World War II, from 1944 to 1946. He was the Co-Editor of ''Dissent'' magazine from 1952 to 1963 and a contributing editor thereafter. He was a

...arvtxt|WC5|1964|pp=196 and 199}}.}} Mailer cites Emerson on the heroism of dissent: {{" '}}[Heroism] works in contradiction to the voice of mankind and in con