March 8, 1991

Novelist Amos Oz on the Gulf War's Impact on Israel and Palestine

Oz talks about the postwar discussions toward an end to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He and Terry also discuss Oz's latest novel, "To Know A Woman."

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Amos ʿOz

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Terry Gross

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Fresh Air with Terry Gross, March 8, 1991: Interview with Amos Oz; Interview with Stephan Salisbury, John Truscott, and Martha Shea; Review of the film "The Doors."

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March 8, 1991

14:26

Cuts in Arts Funding on the State Level

Current budgets are proposing massive cuts in the arts funding of many states. We examine this issue with Stephan Salisbury, arts reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer. We'll also have reaction from two officials in Michigan, where the cuts have been especially drastic.

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March 8, 1991

04:28

"The Doors" Is a Low Point for Oliver Stone

Film critic Stephen Schiff calls the new biopic wrongheaded; Stone's version of the sixties, Schiff says, is both trite and incoherent.

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Stephen Schiff

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