Philip was a great friend of mine. I loved him like a brother and miss him dearly. My collection of his work is not only a personal treasure…
Read MoreIn Vincent van Gogh’s fragile condition, the strong, enduring trees with their anguished limbs seemed to echo Christ’s suffering…
Read MoreSofia, Dima, Vika, Andriy and Maryna left their hometown in Ukraine’s eastern Donbas region after Russia took control of it in 2014…
Read MoreA few years after The Waste Land appeared, Torquemada pioneered the cryptic crossword…
Read MoreHere is my account of the first day of Russia’s full-scale intervention in Ukraine…
Read MoreClinton’s ‘New Democrats’ were eager to partner up with the private sector to draft the first comprehensive set of internet policies…
Read MoreNew music includes sounds we’ve never heard before, regardless of how old the tunes might be…
Read MoreThough the twenty-four-hour news cycle has done much to stoke our contemporary ideological divides, the roots of this phenomenon can be situated centuries ago…
Read MoreWhy did Husserl begin thinking about movement? What was it that inspired him to make what one might call “the movement turn”?
Read MoreFor Nancy, democracy is not a given form of government, with a fixed meaning, but a term whose meaning is in contestation…
Read MoreThe book runs the gamut of conservation techniques: specimen collection and field research, zoos and nature preserves, assisted colonization, and de-extinction via genetic rescue…
Read MoreBeginning in December 1917, a powerful series of unrelenting and formidable ice storms and blizzards wreaked havoc across the United States…
Read MoreYour literature amounts to nothing now Having picked up all of romanticism’s errors, Its writings all reveal the face of Nature, Poor and decrepit, surrounded by great horrors…
Read MoreTo experience a version of the cool exhilaration of a mid-twentieth-century American jazz night, one might start by listening to an iconic Miles Davis recording…
Read MoreEco-ontologists in Japan had long regarded coal-mining activities in Japan by Westerners as an interruption of the human-heaven relationship…
Read MoreWine growers, merchants and industrialists worked feverishly to rehabilitate the beverage’s downtrodden reputation…
Read MoreMichael Pietsch and David Foster Wallace’s collaboration on Infinite Jest highlights the intervenient role of the editor as the mediator between the author and the reader, or the author and the publisher…
Read MoreAustria’s government has pointed the finger of blame firmly at the unvaccinated…
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