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    -EXCERPT : Chapter One of The Death of Satan : How Americans Have Lost the Sense of Evil By Andrew Delbanco
    -EXCERPT : First Chapter of Required Reading by Andrew Delbanco
    -ESSAY: The Connoisseur of Desire: F. Scott Fitzgerald’s great theme of erotic anticipation is never more alive than in the longings of Jay Gatsby. (Andrew Delbanco, 5/10/25, NY Review of Books)
    -REVIEW: of Stanley Kubrick: American Filmmaker by David Mikics (Andrew Delbanco, NY Review of Books)
    -ESSAY : The Decline and Fall of Literature (Andrew Delbanco, The New York Review of Books, November 4, 1999)
    -ESSAY : Melville Has Never Looked Better (Andrew Delbanco, October 28, 2001, NY Times Book Review)
    -ESSAY : Life, Literature and the Pursuit of Happiness Ý(Andrew Delbanco, July 4, 1999, NY Times Book Review)
    -ESSAY : Converting Life into Truth: Seminars for High School Teachers (Andrew Delbanco, January 1997, Ideas)
    -REVIEW : of LOVE UNDETECTABLE : Notes on Friendship, Sex, and Survival By Andrew Sullivan (Andrew Delbanco, NY Review of Books)
    -REVIEW : of The Moral Obligation to Be Intelligent: Selected Essays by Lionel Trilling, edited and with an introduction by Leon
Wieseltier (Andrew Delbanco, NY Review of Books)
    -REVIEW : of ACTIVE FAITH: How Christians Are Changing the Soul of American Politics By Ralph Reed (Andrew Delbanco, Washington Post)
    -REVIEW : of WOMEN AND THE COMMON LIFE Love, Marriage, and Feminism By Christopher Lasch. Edited by Elisabeth Lasch-Quinn (Andrew Delbanco, NY Review of Books)
    -REVIEW : of Walt Whitman The Song of Himself. By Jerome Loving (Andrew Delbanco, NY Times Review)
    -DISCUSSION : Is Satan Dead? (PBS Think Tank, 1/18/96)
    -DISCUSSION : Moby Dick (The Connection)
    -INTERVIEW : America Responds : Andrew Delbanco (Moyers in Conversation, Broadcast September 12, 2001)
    -BOOK LIST : The University : We Asked Five Academics To Recommend Their Favorite Books - Old And New - About The University (ANDREW DELBANCO, Lingua Franca)
    -PROFILE : America's Best Social Critic : Civic Booster Scholar Andrew Delbanco is a patriot who doesn't wave the flag but
uncovers its hidden meanings in America's greatest works of literature (John Cloud, TIME)
    -ARTICLE : Time Names Andrew Delbanco 'America's Best Social Critic' (James Devitt, 10/01/01, Columbia News)
    -ARTICLE : Teodolinda Barolini, Andrew Delbanco Elected Membership to American Academy of Arts and Sciences (James Devitt, Columbia News)
    -ESSAY : Better late (New Criterion, November 1999)
    -ESSAY : Debunking the Myths of the Puritans : A REVISIONIST ARGUES THAT HISTORIANS HAVE TURNED THE AUTHORITARIAN, CONFORMIST PURITANS INTO REFLECTIONS OF THEIR OWN COMPLEX, HARVARD-EDUCATED SELVES.
(MARIA RUSSO, 11/25/98, Salon)
    -ESSAY : Evil, Race, and Us (John A. Buehrens, October 1999, Journal of Liberal Religion)
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    -REVIEW : of The Death of Satan: How Americans Have Lost the Sense of Evil. By Andrew Delbanco (Walter Sundberg, First Things)
    -REVIEW : of Death of Satan (Gary Carden, An Appalachian Country Rag)
    -REVIEW : of Required Reading : Why Our American Classics Matter Now by Andrew Delbanco (Jonathan Rosen, NY Times Book Review)
    -REVIEW : of Required Reading (Jay Parini, Boston Globe)
    -REVIEW : of Required Reading : Why Our American Classics Matter Now by Andrew Delbanco (Alex Pitofsky, Sycamore)
    -REVIEW : of Required Reading (Jim Morris, Civnet)
    -REVIEW : of THE REAL AMERICAN DREAM A Meditation on Hope. By Andrew Delbanco (Richard Rorty, NY Times Review)
    -REVIEW : of The Real American Dream (Christian Century, Martin E. Marty)
    -REVIEW : of The Real American Dream (Commonweal, Eugene Mccarraher)
    -REVIEW : of The Real American Dream (Merle Rubin, CS Monitor)
    -REVIEW : of The Real American Dream (Becky Ohlsen, Willamette Week)
    -REVIEW : of The Real American Dream (Lewis Vaughn, Free Inquiry)