Tortured Poets, Animal Speech, and More
Wolves howl, gibbons sing, dolphins whistle, cows moo. But do they talk?
“Lives of wives” books, like those about Véra Nabokov and Zelda Fitzgerald, often define their subjects via their spouses. That misses the point... more »
Wolves howl, gibbons sing, dolphins whistle, cows moo, cats meow. But do animals talk?... more »
A way of arguing — breathless, declaratory, aggressive, aggrieved — has taken root in the university. Cal…