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America faces an epidemic of bad thinking. Does the cure lie in rationality and humanistic logic — or are more radical remedies necessary?
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'We analytic philosophers pick up our worldview by osmosis.'
Hilary Mantel, who spent much of her life in the past with the dead, is dead. She was 70 ... more » Piet Mondrian and the patient pursuit of perfection…
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"My business was boredom. For years, I was the person whose job it was to keep you clicking, to keep you scrolling" ... more » The last days of John…
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Lionel Shriver seeks to enlighten our “dour and censorious age” by waging a war on the “culture police.”
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In the post-plague decades, Londoners ignored inflation and embraced the joys of consumerism.
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Joseph Roth is the most famous drunk, Jewish, fabulist, writer you’ve probably never heard of.
The concrete block is inescapable.
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