When you hear the word "intellectual," who comes to mind?Is it a university professor? A critic on television? Or perhaps ...
When I try to write a review of a book I found interesting, no words other than "it was interesting" come to mind.In the ...
S ara Spurgeon, an English professor at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, has been teaching literature for 20 years. But May ...
This article appears in the November 2026 print edition with the headline “The Journalist and the Manipulator.” When you buy ...
Literature survives not by guarding its borders but by violating them intelligently. She moves effortlessly between poetry, ...
As someone who mostly reads novels by female authors (a group Nathaniel Hawthorne once dismissed as “that damned mob of ...
An Argument Against White Paint, author Wendy S. Walters looks back on the architect’s crusade against the shade he called “a devastating color” ...
Canadian author Anne Carson’s Nobel Prize in Literature highlights the enduring influence of ancient Greek literature, from ...
Classroom dynamics shift fast when new software enters daily study habits. Students adopt digital assistants to brainstorm ...
“A mental pentathlete.” That’s how Joyelle McSweeney describes the genre-defying Canadian writer Anne Carson—the winner of ...
Loneliness isn't the same as being alone. A new review maps the mechanisms of disconnection, just as AI companions begin to ...
What task is left to art when words are turned into weapons?” Yahia Lababidi’s If you Cannot Say Genocide: Essays of Conscience and Witness explores the depth of this question impressed upon the ...
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