Students Want to Write Well; We Don’t Let Them
Ryan Boyd reviews John Warner’s new manifesto for the writing classroom....
Ryan Boyd reviews John Warner’s new manifesto for the writing classroom....
Ryan BoydNov 20, 2018
AWP’s recently terminated director of Conferences outlines the dangers facing the organization....
Christian TeresiNov 12, 2018
Alison C. Traweek discusses the racist origins of classics as a discipline....
Alison C. TraweekOct 18, 2018
Catherine Liu and Devan Bailey reflect on Avital Ronell and the Theory star system....
Catherine Liu, Devan BaileyOct 5, 2018
Sarah Boon looks at “Sexism Ed,” a new collection of essays from Kelly J. Baker that looks at how gender discrimination impacts women’s lives in academia....
Sarah BoonJul 27, 2018
How the humanities can save us....
Robert D. NewmanMay 23, 2018
Toby Miller reflects on his unfortunate experiences in British academia....
Toby MillerMay 10, 2018
What do Frederick Douglass and the New Criticism have in common?...
Michael MeranzeMar 15, 2018
Can higher education be saved from the all-administrative university?...
Ron SrigleyFeb 22, 2018
Jennifer Oldham interviews Helen Thorpe about "The Newcomers," in which she recounts the time she spent with teenage refugees as they learned English....
Jennifer OldhamFeb 10, 2018
David Horowitz responds to W. J. T. Mitchell's "The Trolls of Academe," and Mitchell offers his own rebuttal to Horowitz's reply....
David Horowitz, W. J. T. MitchellFeb 3, 2018
It is his refusal to speak directly about “issues” that makes J. D. Vance the new pundit for white people....
Florence Dore, J. D. Connor, Dan SinykinJan 10, 2018
How to protect free speech on campus....
Stephen RohdeJan 9, 2018
A new book makes a case for public schools because of what they used to do, not what they’re now doing....
Nicholas TampioDec 16, 2017
A new memoir about refugee teenagers in a Denver high school....
Bob BlaisdellDec 12, 2017
Katherine West and Chet Whipley's graphic essay about the spectatorial nature of women’s vulnerability and visibility in the workplace....
Katherine West, Chet WhipleyNov 14, 2017
What does the American Studies Association make possible in 2017?...
Sarah MesleNov 9, 2017
On Adam Gopnik as a public intellectual....
Cody DelistratyOct 5, 2017
Is our public life gripped by misbegotten nostalgias that keep us from engaging new political and social realities?...
Matthew D. WrightSep 30, 2017
Alexis Clements on how the rigged game of capital exploits artists....
Alexis ClementsSep 26, 2017
Bradley Babendir reviews Evan Kindley’s “Poet-Critics and the Administration of Culture.”...
Bradley BabendirSep 25, 2017
Jacquelyn Ardam reviews a new critical study of cryptic modernist poet Mina Loy....
Jacquelyn ArdamAug 13, 2017
Peter Adamson’s “Philosophy in the Islamic World” marks a revolution: it redraws the map of the history of philosophy in a fundamental way....
Carlos FraenkelJul 29, 2017
Part of a LARB forum in which philosophers reflect on the legacy of Richard Rorty....
Santiago ZabalaJul 22, 2017