Sixty years ago, George Steiner declared tragedy dead. Terry Eagleton has come to bury that idea once and for all
6. January 2021
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Henri Breuil, “the Pope of Prehistory,” did more than anyone else to prove that our early ancestors were capable of symbolic thought
5. January 2021
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World Government
5. January 2021
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Do dashed expectations among elites lead to social unrest? If so, beware the downwardly mobile PhD
5. January 2021
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Back to the Classroom: The Best Teachers are the Students Themselves
4. January 2021
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"To find humor in death isn’t to degrade or deny the sanctity of human life, but rather to grapple with its finite nature"
4. January 2021
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Was Louis Kahn a true sage, or just a bushwa artist talented at conning the eggheads at Yale and Penn?
2. January 2021
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Logic: A Study Guide now “launched”
1. January 2021
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The creative class flourished for decades in the middle of the 20th century, then was crushed. Can it be rebuilt?
1. January 2021
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The Ghosts of 2020. And the Ghosts of 2021
31. December 2020
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