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The magazine's official name is one word: Commentary. In theory, this entry should be redirected to an entry called "Commentary." And all references in the article to "Commentary Magazine" should be changed to either "Commentary" or "Commentary magazine" (with a small "m"). -- 68.198.233.112 02:31, 12 January 2006 (UTC)
I object to the pejorative term “neoconservative” to describe Commentary. The term “neoconservative,” unfortunately, has been used as a code-word for Jews. Those who use the term “neoconservative,” use it shield an anti-Jewish bias, in that they claim to not have hostility to Jews but only to neoconservatives; and this article further connects Jews to this much maligned political persuasion; since Commentary is a publication of the American Jewish Committee.
The two references to Commentary as being a “neoconservative” publication are hostile to both Commentary and neoconservatives; without clearly defining “neoconservativism” and what relation, if any, such a political persuasion has to Jews, Jewish culture, and Jewish American concerns.
Anti-neoconservative rhetoric appears very similar to anti-Zionist rhetoric in that hostility to both neoconservatism and Zionism are a cover for antisemitism.
-- Lance6968 21:43, 25 September 2006 (UTC)
I respectfully disagree. Neoconservative was a label coined by Commentary (magazine) editors Irving Kristol and Norman Podhoretz. It simply meant former leftists who became " conservative" in the 1970s. It refers to Jews because the original neoconservatives were Jews who felt the New Left was anti-Semitic and anti-Zionist. And one more question: if Commentary isn't a neoconservative publication, what is?
There is an actual editorial fight over french neo-conservatist news magazine Le Point.
Started yesterday. My fault.
I started ironizing about actual poltical situation in France and a villain stepped in.
May be you should go and see what can be done.
[
Point]
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This section is pure original research/ synthesis. Not only is such a long list of names without any explanation/discussion boring/unencyclopedic, but the inclusion criterion is rather arbitrary: only notable people with a wiki article (notable people that don't yet have a wiki article are excluded). Inclusion of such a list is rather unusual and simply cannot possibly become a standard feature of our coverage of magazines/journals/newspapers. Imagine the lists we would get for The New York Times or Time. (The latter has a list, which is properly tagged for sourcing: shy are those particular people selected?) In addition, this list is absolutely uninformative. Only someone who knows all these people could perhaps glean something from it. Only if there are sources independent from this magazine that comment on the importance of a certain contributor to the magazine, would discussion of a particular contributor be warranted. In the absence of that, it should go. -- Guillaume2303 ( talk) 17:57, 12 March 2012 (UTC)
This is a virtually non-sensical comment. Harper's is generally regarded as the flag-bearing publication of the literary, intellectual left. Recently, for instance, they published excepts from the marginalia found in a copy of Emerson's essays written by John Locke. Anything more academic would have to contain equations. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2605:E000:81E0:AA01:5814:5F3A:BE74:87C9 ( talk) 22:34, 25 April 2014 (UTC)
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The magazine's official name is one word: Commentary. In theory, this entry should be redirected to an entry called "Commentary." And all references in the article to "Commentary Magazine" should be changed to either "Commentary" or "Commentary magazine" (with a small "m"). -- 68.198.233.112 02:31, 12 January 2006 (UTC)
I object to the pejorative term “neoconservative” to describe Commentary. The term “neoconservative,” unfortunately, has been used as a code-word for Jews. Those who use the term “neoconservative,” use it shield an anti-Jewish bias, in that they claim to not have hostility to Jews but only to neoconservatives; and this article further connects Jews to this much maligned political persuasion; since Commentary is a publication of the American Jewish Committee.
The two references to Commentary as being a “neoconservative” publication are hostile to both Commentary and neoconservatives; without clearly defining “neoconservativism” and what relation, if any, such a political persuasion has to Jews, Jewish culture, and Jewish American concerns.
Anti-neoconservative rhetoric appears very similar to anti-Zionist rhetoric in that hostility to both neoconservatism and Zionism are a cover for antisemitism.
-- Lance6968 21:43, 25 September 2006 (UTC)
I respectfully disagree. Neoconservative was a label coined by Commentary (magazine) editors Irving Kristol and Norman Podhoretz. It simply meant former leftists who became " conservative" in the 1970s. It refers to Jews because the original neoconservatives were Jews who felt the New Left was anti-Semitic and anti-Zionist. And one more question: if Commentary isn't a neoconservative publication, what is?
There is an actual editorial fight over french neo-conservatist news magazine Le Point.
Started yesterday. My fault.
I started ironizing about actual poltical situation in France and a villain stepped in.
May be you should go and see what can be done.
[
Point]
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This section is pure original research/ synthesis. Not only is such a long list of names without any explanation/discussion boring/unencyclopedic, but the inclusion criterion is rather arbitrary: only notable people with a wiki article (notable people that don't yet have a wiki article are excluded). Inclusion of such a list is rather unusual and simply cannot possibly become a standard feature of our coverage of magazines/journals/newspapers. Imagine the lists we would get for The New York Times or Time. (The latter has a list, which is properly tagged for sourcing: shy are those particular people selected?) In addition, this list is absolutely uninformative. Only someone who knows all these people could perhaps glean something from it. Only if there are sources independent from this magazine that comment on the importance of a certain contributor to the magazine, would discussion of a particular contributor be warranted. In the absence of that, it should go. -- Guillaume2303 ( talk) 17:57, 12 March 2012 (UTC)
This is a virtually non-sensical comment. Harper's is generally regarded as the flag-bearing publication of the literary, intellectual left. Recently, for instance, they published excepts from the marginalia found in a copy of Emerson's essays written by John Locke. Anything more academic would have to contain equations. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2605:E000:81E0:AA01:5814:5F3A:BE74:87C9 ( talk) 22:34, 25 April 2014 (UTC)
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