Time and Agency: Alternate History Fictions
Keren Omry reviews “Sideways in Time: Critical Essays on Alternate History Fiction.”
"For a long time now I haven't been I."
— Fernando Pessoa, The Book of Disquiet
Keren Omry reviews “Sideways in Time: Critical Essays on Alternate History Fiction.”
Keren OmryJun 13, 2020
Christoph Schneider reviews Clemena Antonova's "Visual Thought in Russian Religious Philosophy."
Christoph SchneiderJun 13, 2020
Ellen Elias-Bursac, who lived in Yugoslavia in the 1970 and ’80s, examines three moments that capture the slipperiness of the feelings aroused by conflict.
Ellen Elias-BursacJun 12, 2020
Is Trump breaking the liberal international order or were other forces already at work?
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The work of Ukrainian poet Vasyl Stus, who spent over a decade in Soviet prisons, is newly relevant in our time of self-isolation.
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A book on global pilgrimages is tone-deaf about theology but still wide-ranging and useful.
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How used consumer goods are becoming a worldwide environmental problem.
Susan CunninghamJun 4, 2020
Colin Marshall explores the allure of polyglotism and the perils of linguistic hegemony through “Lingo” and “Babel” by Gaston Dorren.
Colin MarshallJun 3, 2020
Tal Goldfajn pores over “The Hebrew Bible: A Translation with Commentary” by Robert Alter.
Tal GoldfajnJun 2, 2020
The pop lives of the Uyghur minority in China
Elise AndersonMay 31, 2020
Remembering Sarah Maldoror, mother of African cinema.
Celluloid Liberation FrontMay 31, 2020
A memoir from Rachel Biale raises unanswered questions about Israel.
Charles DunstMay 30, 2020