Week of February 18, 2019 Archives

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Monday, February 18
Was Lincoln Jewish?
Stuart Schoffman Jewish Review of Books
Sohrab Ahmari's Conversion
Rod Dreher The American Conservative
A Picture of the World After Climate Change
Susan Matthews Slate
Postmodernism Is Dead. What Comes Next?
Alison Gibbons Times Literary Supplement
Jack the Ripper's Victims Brought Back to Life
Ysenda Maxtone Graham Daily Mail
How Is a People Civilized?
Alexandra Hudson Claremont Review of Books
How German Rulers Rewrote History
Lucy Hughes-Hallett New Statesman
Liberal Hegemony Is a Straw Man
Michael Fitzsimmons The American Interest
A Mouthwatering History of Seven Key Foodstuffs
Ryan P. Smith Smithsonian
How Bill Gates Remembers What He Reads
Kevin J. Delaney Quartz


Wednesday, February 20
How a Dispute Over the N-Word Became a Farce
Randall Kennedy The Chronicle Review
My Life in the Black Panther Party
Don Cox Time
Nat Glazer & Pat Moynihan's Friendship
Maura Moynihan City Journal
Repeating the Worst of Financial History
Terry Savage Washington Times
Poland's Forgotten Bohemian War Hero
Marta Figlerowicz Boston Review
The Battle for Truth in Soviet Science
Michael D. Gordin Aeon
A Compassionate Book about Epilepsy
Theodore Dalrymple Law & Liberty
What the World's Last Hunter-Gatherers Have to Say
Joe Fassler The Atlantic
The 4-Hour Fascist
Adam Morris The Baffler


Thursday, February 21
How Wild Was Wild Bill Hickok?
Christopher Knowlton New York Times
5 Essential Books on the Battle of the Wilderness
John Reeves Medium
George Washington and I Go Way Back
Beth Py-Lieberman Smithsonian
What LA Lost When Its Library Burned Down
Kathryn Hughes Los Angeles Times
Restaurant Menus and the Art of Persuasion
India Mandelkern LARB
Gustav Klimt in the Brain Lab
Kevin Berger Nautilus
Reckoning with Philip Johnson
Kate Wagner The Nation
Aristotle Argued Philosophy Need Not Be Arcane
Edith Hall Aeon
The Lost Art of Books
Marlo Safi National Review


Friday, February 22
The Man Who Questioned Everything
Lynn Hunt New York Review of Books
How Should We Read Thucydides?
Johanna Hanink Lapham's Quarterly
Christianity and Humanity—from a Distance
Barton Swaim RealClearBooks
Would You Recognize a Dystopia If You Saw One?
Ryan J. Barrilleaux UBookman
Islam after Salman Rushdie
Bruce Fudge Aeon
Aristotle Challenges Us to Live Virtuously
Julian Baggini Wall Street Journal
The Rawlsian Diagnosis of Donald Trump
Samuel Scheffler Boston Review
Revive the Moral Mandate
Philip K. Howard RealClearBooks
Looking Back at Philadelphia and Its Conservative Values
Paul Davis Wash. Times
Hamilton, Madison, and the Rise of Oligarchy
Tony Williams Law & Liberty
The Dizzying Fiction of Anthony Burgess
Margaret Drabble Times Literary Supplement
CMS Will Shape the Future of Media
Kyle Chayka The Nation
Exposing Cyber Criminal Paul Le Roux
Stephen Phillips Los Angeles Times
A Cultural History of Fat
Lucy Inglis History Today
Book of the Week: 'After the Flight 93 Election'
The Editors RealClearBooks


Monday, February 25
Posthumanism for an Inhuman World
Aaron Winslow Los Angeles Review of Books
A Nuclear Disaster on Soviet watch
Joseph C. Goulden Washington Times
Tidying Up is Another Misuse of Eastern Ideas
Amy Olberding Aeon
A New Theory Says Humans Tamed Themselves
Melvin Konner The Atlantic
Why Jack the Ripper Matters Less Than His Victims
Rebecca Rideal New Statesman
The Once and Future Bolaño
Sean Alan Cleary Public Books
The Star of the Silken Screen
David Salle New York Review of Books
Filmmaker Michael Mann on Paul LeRoux
Michael Mann Entertainment Weekly
Ennio Morricone Settles Old Scores
Dalya Alberge The Guardian
What Made Cleopatra's Red Lips So Kissable?
Mark Mason Daily Mail


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