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Aug 30, 2017
Neo-Latin Seizes its Day
A.M. JUSTER | French departments do not lavish attention on the golden era of Moliére and Racine to the exclusion of later French writers...


Aug 28, 2017
Difference and Humanity Among Christians in Indian Slums
LIANA CHUA | Recently, a certain meme made the rounds on my (admittedly anthropologist-heavy) social media feed...


Aug 17, 2017
Landscapes of the Soul
MARGARET S. MAUK | Victorian culture—permeated with spiritualists and séances—concerned itself with death on a personal and intimate...


Aug 15, 2017
Shakespeare’s Bodies Onstage
ADHAAR NOOR DESAI | I think most of my students don’t find Shakespeare very funny when they read his plays, even after they’ve grown...


Aug 4, 2017
Is Islamist violence any worse?
STEVEN ZHOU | On the morning of September 16th, 1920, a horse-drawn carriage pulled up in front JP Morgan Bank on 23 Wall Street...


Aug 2, 2017
Debts Owed to Death
ED SIMON | Chidiock Tichborne, of unlikely name but aristocratic birth, spent the evening of September 19, 1586, in the Tower of London...


Aug 2, 2017
Is There Racism in Heaven?
STEPHEN S. BUSH | Nick Cave has said that in Until, his massive, elaborate, and provocative installation at MASS MoCA, he intends to pose...


Jul 18, 2017
Rethinking Sacred Space
LAURA MOFFATT | I’m becoming increasingly convinced that architectural history is the most inclusive of studies...


Jul 18, 2017
Can the City Save Civic Life?
ABRAM LUEDERS | In 1995, Harvard political scientist Robert Putnam sounded the alarm...


Jul 18, 2017
Imagining Pakistan: Religion at the Origins of Nationalism
SOHAIB I. KHAN | Pakistan’s descent into violent forms of religious extremism has recently become the subject of best-selling books...


Jun 22, 2017
Systematic Theology and Biblical Criticism
BRAD EAST | Should the Bible be read like any other book?...


Jun 21, 2017
Haunted Bodies: Fearfully and Wonderfully Made
ALEXANDRA BARYLSKI | Brown’s dirt is the red Virginia clay, which years ago stained everything in my life...
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