Letters from the Heart
Simone de Beauvoir’s advice to the lovelorn.
"For a long time now I haven't been I."
— Fernando Pessoa, The Book of Disquiet
Simone de Beauvoir’s advice to the lovelorn.
Robert ZaretskyFeb 15, 2021
Syrian prison literature testifies to the atrocities of the Assad regime.
Lydia WilsonFeb 14, 2021
After ISIS ravaged their homeland, a group of Yazidis found work removing explosives from their own villages.
John BeckFeb 13, 2021
Alta Ifland reviews the recently published book by Magda Cârneci, “FEM,” translated by Sean Cotter.
Alta IflandFeb 11, 2021
What can France’s history with Catholicism tell us about today’s culture wars over Islam?
Joseph Peterson, Rachel Johnston-WhiteFeb 11, 2021
Hannah Kofman reckons with “The Copenhagen Trilogy,” the recently translated memoir by Tove Ditlevsen.
Hannah KofmanFeb 10, 2021
Louise Steinman and Piotr Florczyk offer a wide-ranging and provocative discussion of the legacy of the Holocaust in Poland.
Louise Steinman, Piotr FlorczykFeb 9, 2021
Coby Goldberg on his time with the Beijing Heidegger Reading Group.
Coby GoldbergFeb 8, 2021
A new translation of an enduring classic of late-medieval scholarship.
Birger VanwesenbeeckFeb 7, 2021
Simon Franklin praises “The Liturgical Past in Byzantium and Early Rus” by Sean Griffin.
Simon FranklinFeb 6, 2021
Inio Asano’s anime is rife with images of apocalypse longed for but deferred.
Austin PriceFeb 6, 2021
Attendees, participants, and organizers joined together to weave ourselves toward wholeness and repair.
Fargo TbakhiFeb 5, 2021