Vanity Fair

Professor Christopher Browning, a contributor to the Encyclopedia of the Holocaust, to Christopher Hitchens, Whose history is it ", Vanity Fair, December 1993, p. 117. The professor had the gall to add The revisionists use [R. HoB] all the time for this reason, in order to try and discredit the memory of Auschwitz as a whole."... 

For advanced students Write an interpretation of a major nineteenth-century novel, discussing the features of the novel that reflect the conventions of the genre in that time period. Explore social realism in Charles Dickens Great Expectations or David Copperfield, William Makepeace Thackeray s moral stance in Vanity Fair, or Jane Austen s social commentary in Emma. 

FIGURE 304. An early-twentieth-century caricature in Vanity Fair of William Ramsay pointing with fatherly pride to his chemical family—the rare gases. See color plates. 

Faulks, Sebastian [writing as Ian Fleming]. 2008. Advantage Mr. Bond. Excerpt from Devil May Care, Doubleday, excerpted in Vanity Fair (July 2008), 54-62. 

Gary Matsumoto, The Pentagon s Toxic Secret, Vanity Fair (May 1999) p. 82—98. 

J. Karl Franson, From Vanity Fair to Emerald City Baum s Debt to Bunyan , Children s Literature, 23 (1995), 91-114. 

Johnson Kwak, 15 Bankers, 81,108,158 Morris, Meltdown, 60,69, 74 Engel McCoy, Blind Eye, 2065 Immergluck, Private Risk, 462 Congressional Oversight Panel, Special Report, 4 Schwartz Creswell, What Created This Monster (Buffet quote). Securities and Exchange Commission, Alternative Net Capital Requirements for Broker-Dealers That Are Part of Consolidated Supervised Entities Final Rule, 69 Fed. Red. 34,428 (2004) McCoy, Pavlov Wachter, Systemic Risk, 1358-60 Joseph Stigletz, Capitalist Fools, Vanity Fair, January, 2009, at 50 Stephen Labaton, Agency s 04 Rule Let Banks Pile up New Debt, NYT, October 5, 2008, at Ai. 

Jonathan Alter, The Promise 64 (2010) William Greider, Obama Without Tears, Nation, November 10,2010, at 15 Michael Joseph Gross, Sarah Palin The Sound and the Fury, Vanity Fair, October, 2010, at 250 (quote) Rich, Why Has He Fallen Short. 

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