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Genealogies connect us with the past, but they are also contingent exercises in historical interpretation.
What does it take to get “roughed up” by Quakers? The relentless truth-telling and radical politics of Benjamin Lay were enough... more » “If the good…
Brittle arms, unsentimental gaze, nervy glamour: How to make sense of the photographic power and presence of Joan Didion?... more » Obsessed with…
At 61, the queer theorist McKenzie Wark still goes to raves, but is circumspect now: “I just don’t want to break a hip!”... more » Picasso in Paris. He…
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Small dogs with flat faces are all the rage. And it's killing them.
College was once for airing out one’s views completely. Now students — and professors — choose their words very carefully.
Orwell and Camus. Though they never met, they were preoccupied by the same question: How to think truthfully in a world of untruths?... more » It’s…
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