A Mutable Cloud: On “Dark Ecology” and “Confessions of a Recovering Environmentalist and Other Essays”
Jennifer Peterson on books by Paul Kingsnorth and Timothy Morton.
"The nineteenth century believed in science but the twentieth century does not." — Gertrude Stein
Jennifer Peterson on books by Paul Kingsnorth and Timothy Morton.
Jennifer PetersonNov 4, 2017
On the Unabomber, the Dark Mountain Project, and the back-to-nature movement.
Ron HoganNov 4, 2017
Two new books on female codebreakers.
Joseph PeschelOct 28, 2017
Why should computer science students read "The Circle"?
Dan RockmoreOct 19, 2017
Ethan Linck reviews Richard O. Prum's "The Evolution of Beauty: How Darwin’s Forgotten Theory of Mate Choice Shapes the Animal World — and Us."
Ethan LinckOct 2, 2017
Sixty years after Vance Packard’s “The Hidden Persuaders,” the persuaders are out in the open.
Mark BartholomewSep 24, 2017
Steve Paulson interviews author Amitav Ghosh on contemporary fiction’s failure to grapple with climate change.
Steve PaulsonSep 22, 2017
Imre Szeman reviews Karen Pinkus’s inventive and engaging “Fuel: A Speculative Dictionary” — a notable addition to the “energy humanities.”
Imre SzemanSep 12, 2017
"Scientists are increasingly testing public trust." Jim Kozubek on the hazards of new biotechnologies.
Jim KozubekSep 7, 2017
Philip Kitcher looks at two new books about ethical quagmire of genetic modifications.
Philip KitcherSep 4, 2017
Colin Dickey reviews two books on extinction and de-extinction.
Colin DickeySep 3, 2017
The tale of a love affair between a reporter and a tree.
Joy HorowitzAug 29, 2017