Oct 22, 2021ReviewA New History of OrientalismRICHARD CALIS | How did Europeans conceptualize the peoples, cultures, and religions of the Middle East? One of the most influential answers
Oct 8, 2021ReviewApostate Women: The Sacrifice Doubt DemandsKATIE CHRISTINE GADDINI | My body betrayed me. It committed treason, until my mind stumbled after it and grabbed hold of it as if to say,
Oct 8, 2021ReviewSoloveitchik and St. Paul: A Commentary on the Hebrew GospelsSARIT KATTAN GRIBETZ | Elijah Zvi Soloveitchik’s surprising work, Qol Qore, is a Hebrew commentary to the Gospels
Sep 24, 2021ReviewIs Philosophy Magic? The Roots of Reason in ParmenidesSAMUEL LONCAR | If you hate heresy, stop now. This is a story of illness, madness, and the end of what we are.
Sep 24, 2021ReviewJames Baldwin: Witnessing in Dark TimesJAMIL W. DRAKE | On May 16, 1969, James Baldwin appeared as a guest on the Dick Cavett Show. Live on ABC television.
Sep 24, 2021ReviewEnding Gender Violence: Africana Women’s Possibility and PowerOLUWATOMISIN OREDEIN | As a Nigerian-American woman my identity is liminal. I am often reminded that I am a Black woman
Jun 18, 2021ReviewCultural Contradictions of the Nation StateYEHUDAH MIRSKY | Alexander Kaye’s book stands at the confluence of three different scholarly traditions...
Jun 18, 2021ReviewDo We Need God For Happiness?TIMOTHY LARSEN | How then does God become real in someone’s life?
Feb 12, 2021ReviewPalestinian Children’s LiteratureN.A. MANSOUR | We do not allow our characters rest...
Dec 18, 2020ReviewAl-Ḥarīrī’s Fifty Tales: The Tongues of God and ManBRUCE FUDGE | Impostures is ostensibly the translation of a twelfth-century Arabic text...
Dec 18, 2020ReviewMarilynne Robinson’s Everyday SaintsABRAM VAN ENGEN | In her 2004 Pulitzer-Prize winning novel Gilead, Marilynne Robinson includes an odd scene...
Dec 18, 2020ReviewHeinrich Heine: A Life of ContradictionsDAVID BIALE | Heinrich Heine was the first Jew to become a cultural icon in Germany...