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The Mother Hen Who Scratches Your Soul: An Appreciation of Paul Farmer
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
A Method for Virtue
Professor Hieronymi reviews “The Good Life Method,” methodologically....
A Method for Virtue
Professor Hieronymi reviews “The Good Life Method,” methodologically....
“Knowingness as an Obstacle to Love”: A Conversation with Emily Ogden
The author discusses her new book, “On Not Knowing,” and how to resist the temptation of having things settled....
“Knowingness as an Obstacle to Love”: A Conversation with Emily Ogden
The author discusses her new book, “On Not Knowing,” and how to resist the temptation of having things settled....
Suboptimal by Design: On Laura T. Hamilton and Kelly Nielsen’s “Broke: The Racial Consequences of Underfunding Public Universities”
“Broke” exposes the University of California system as a textbook example of structural racism....
Suboptimal by Design: On Laura T. Hamilton and Kelly Nielsen’s “Broke: The Racial Consequences of Underfunding Public Universities”
“Broke” exposes the University of California system as a textbook example of structural racism....
What My Father Knew About the Other Man I Called Daddy
Jeannine Oullette explores her relationship with her father in the context of her stepfather’s abuse....
What My Father Knew About the Other Man I Called Daddy
Jeannine Oullette explores her relationship with her father in the context of her stepfather’s abuse....
Digital Oligarchy
Robert Gorwa reads Jillian York’s “Silicon Values” on digital content moderation in the context of the Ukrainian War....
Digital Oligarchy
Robert Gorwa reads Jillian York’s “Silicon Values” on digital content moderation in the context of the Ukrainian War....
A Foundation for International Law: On Michael Fleming’s “In the Shadow of the Holocaust”
Mark Ellis reviews the recent book by Michael Fleming, “In the Shadow of the Holocaust: Poland, the United Nations War Crimes Commission, and the Search for Justice.”...
A Foundation for International Law: On Michael Fleming’s “In the Shadow of the Holocaust”
Mark Ellis reviews the recent book by Michael Fleming, “In the Shadow of the Holocaust: Poland, the United Nations War Crimes Commission, and the Search for Justice.”...
The Movement of the Mind: On Jonathan F. S. Post’s “Elizabeth Bishop: A Very Short Introduction”
Andrew Neilson gets under the skin of Jonathan F. S. Post’s “Elizabeth Bishop: A Very Short Introduction.”...
The Movement of the Mind: On Jonathan F. S. Post’s “Elizabeth Bishop: A Very Short Introduction”
Andrew Neilson gets under the skin of Jonathan F. S. Post’s “Elizabeth Bishop: A Very Short Introduction.”...
Sinclair Lewis’s Nightmare: On “This Happened Here” and “Rising Fascism in America”
Two books take Trump’s authoritarian impulses with a sense of alarm....
Sinclair Lewis’s Nightmare: On “This Happened Here” and “Rising Fascism in America”
Two books take Trump’s authoritarian impulses with a sense of alarm....
Surveillance Gone Viral
Evan Selinger lauds David Lyon’s “Pandemic Surveillance” while quibbling with its lack of grounded analysis....
Surveillance Gone Viral
Evan Selinger lauds David Lyon’s “Pandemic Surveillance” while quibbling with its lack of grounded analysis....
“Which Stranger Are You?”: On Gregg Mitman’s “Empire of Rubber: Firestone’s Scramble for Land and Power in Liberia”
Tom Zoellner reviews the new book by Gregg Mitman, "Empire of Rubber: Firestone’s Scramble for Land and Power in Liberia."...
“Which Stranger Are You?”: On Gregg Mitman’s “Empire of Rubber: Firestone’s Scramble for Land and Power in Liberia”
Tom Zoellner reviews the new book by Gregg Mitman, "Empire of Rubber: Firestone’s Scramble for Land and Power in Liberia."...
How to Protect the Artist Refugee
An underrecognized casualty of war is a nation’s art....
How to Protect the Artist Refugee
An underrecognized casualty of war is a nation’s art....
On Exorcizing Demons
Ed Simon contemplates "The Penguin Book of Exorcisms," edited by Joseph P. Laycock....
On Exorcizing Demons
Ed Simon contemplates "The Penguin Book of Exorcisms," edited by Joseph P. Laycock....
Refusing the Death Drive Story: A Psychotherapist Reflects on HIV, COVID-19, Trauma, and Queer Attachments in a Time of Plague(s)
After decades of working with HIV-positive clients, Keiko Lane explores similarities and differences in helping her patients and communities survive COVID-19....
Refusing the Death Drive Story: A Psychotherapist Reflects on HIV, COVID-19, Trauma, and Queer Attachments in a Time of Plague(s)
After decades of working with HIV-positive clients, Keiko Lane explores similarities and differences in helping her patients and communities survive COVID-19....
Shedding Light in the Darkness of Our Historical Imaginations
Eleanor Janega writes light into the “Dark Ages,” which weren’t all that dark, in a review of Matthew Gabriele and David M. Perry’s latest historical production....
Shedding Light in the Darkness of Our Historical Imaginations
Eleanor Janega writes light into the “Dark Ages,” which weren’t all that dark, in a review of Matthew Gabriele and David M. Perry’s latest historical production....
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