William Blake Was a Prescient Critic of Capitalist Alienation

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A decade ago, things changed for the worse at colleges, says Jill Lepore, who looks back with “considerable shame at my unwillingness to really speak out"

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Is the right path a full embrace of AI or a radical set of precautions against its widespread use? Both. Yascha Mounk explains

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Man's Best Friend: Franz Kafka and His Dog

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“What matters on a visit to Vegas is how much money you have, how much more you want, and how much you are willing to set on fire”

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When Virginia Woolf met Gertrude Stein: "wheres the harm in this stupidish, kindly, rather amusing woman”

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What Happened to Effective Altruism?

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For Leah Libresco Sargeant, feminism should treat “women as women,” rather than demanding them imitate men

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Connecting the Dots

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The ant you can save

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Seamus Heaney rarely struck a note of inspired weirdness. Then again, he was never as boring as some canonical poets

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“How dumb are we?” asked an episode of Oprah in 1988. Part of the show’s offering: a debate between Gerald Graff and Allan Bloom

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What Really Happened with the CIA and The Paris Review?: A Conversation with Lance Richardson

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Not only nature, but human nature, is being redefined by an anti-limit culture. Is this progress?

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Upon publication, The Picture of Dorian Gray was condemned as “vulgar” and “poisonous.” It’s now a modern classic

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Are we doomed? Review of books on depopulation and extinction

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"There’s a vastness in Woolf, an inexhaustibility and an eagerness, that in turn sparks procreativity in others"

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Notes on American Fascism

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"Globalization, among other things, is about people from anywhere reading about people from nowhere"

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For too long, Shakespeare has been regarded as a kind of minor deity. He was in fact a laboring writer

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