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Robert Stephan Cohen

Robert Stephan Cohen

Robert Stephan Cohen

Reconcilable Differences will be released on March 04, 2003 in Trade Paperback
Mar 04, 2003
Reconcilable Differences is now available in Trade Paperback
Mar 04, 2003
Reconcilable Differences will be released on March 04, 2003 in
Mar 04, 2003
Reconcilable Differences is now available in
Mar 04, 2003
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Table of Contents from Reconcilable Differences
Prior to Dec 19, 2008

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International Business Times Australia, November 24, 2011
...Drawbacks of consensus decision-making became apparent in the student movements of the 1960s, said New York University professor Robert Cohen, who researches student activism. "They would meet and meet until they had consensus, and people would fall...
Yahoo! News, November 24, 2011
...Drawbacks of consensus decision-making became apparent in the student movements of the 1960s, said New York University professor Robert Cohen, who researches student activism. "They would meet and meet until they had consensus, and people would fall...
Delmarva Public Radio, November 24, 2011
...Drawbacks of consensus decision-making became apparent in the student movements of the 1960s, said New York University professor Robert Cohen, who researches student activism. "They would meet and meet until they had consensus, and people would fall...
New York Review of Books, September 22, 2011
...syllable that hit you all at once. Lady Duff Twysden liked being written about. Harold Loeb, who was Robert Cohen in the book, didn?t. He was portrayed as a Jew who wanted to belong to the crowd and never really understood that he couldn?t. The portrait...
Daily Hampshire Gazette, September 16, 2011
...age of 85. A resident of Loomis Village in South Hadley, she leaves her husband of 64 years, Robert Cohen; and daughters, Carol Katz, Susan Cohen Hellman, and Marcy Cohen; as well as four grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Ruth was born in...
WXEL, July 5, 2011
...many splendored thing ... or is it? Author Eleanor Henderson, once admittedly infatuated with the writings of her teacher, Robert Cohen, insists that you must read The Varieties of Romantic Experience -- his collection of tumultuous tales of love and the...
Fiction Writers Review, September 13, 2011
...options available within the first person point of view, Megan Staffel’s consideration of change in character, and Robert Cohen’s entertaining contemplation of character names), others adding new topics to the conversation (McIlvoy on imminence; ...
Fiction Writers Review, September 12, 2011
...options available within the first person point of view, Megan Staffel’s consideration of change in character, and Robert Cohen’s entertaining contemplation of character names), others adding new topics to the conversation (McIlvoy on imminence; ...
Vol. 1 Brooklyn, July 6, 2011
...Emily Gould breaks into the e-book buisness, including Eileen Myles’s Inferno. Eleanor Henderson discusses the influence that Robert Cohen had on her. (Scumbag) Justice Clarence Thomas likes to invite people over to watch the 1949 film version of The...