The prophecies of Paul Kingsnorth

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Vogue, Vanity Fair, and the decline of glossy print media. On the lower rungs of the masthead, underpaid, though privileged, editors toiled away

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“Hofstadter says the small parts of life … aren’t worth thinking about. But playing the Bach cello suites makes me want to disagree”

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A revolution in English bell ringing

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Beyond the business school pablum and buzzwords of the day loom a real question: What is innovation?

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Enchanting Imposters

JSTOR DailyHN2
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The Rise and Fall of Hunter S. Thompson (Part 3 of 3)

The Honest BrokerHN
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"There are more things in heaven and Earth than are dreamt of in Pinker’s arid philosophy — art and love among them"

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College should be about more than a search for expertise. It should be a search for wisdom. Jennifer Frey explains

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The great butterfly heist: how a gentleman collector stole thousands of butterflies from Australian museums

The GuardianHN3
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Thanks to the patience of ethicists and neuroscientists, we do not have consensus definitions of sentience, intelligence, life, or consciousness

Los Angeles Review of BooksHN
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Art must act

AeonHN
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The Master and Mikhail Bulgakov

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The relationships between writers and publishers can be as long-lasting and as complicated as any marriage. Consider Gustave Flaubert and Michel Lévy

London Review of BooksHN
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Peter Matthiessen Travelled the World, Trying to Escape Himself

The New YorkerHN
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Sylvia Plath and the "slicks." Her apprenticeship was shaped by a determination — and financial need — to appear in women's magazines

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The puzzle of the ‘idiot savant’

AeonHN
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The Adventures and Experiences of the First Slovak Novel

The Public Domain ReviewHN
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A new emphasis on sobriety and moderation renders foreign F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “alcoholic mist” and “lush and liquid garden parties”

The Yale ReviewHN
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Hymn to a Life

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