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Forbidden Hunger: The Rabbis’ Path to Wellness
YONAH LAVERY-YISRAELI |The way to cure bulmos, asserts the Talmud, is to feed the sufferer whatever they demand—even forbidden food
Mar 16, 2023


Science, Imagination, and Poetry
Tom McLeish In memoriam: Professor Tom McLeish FRS (May 1, 1962 – February 27, 2023). Read as a PDF For at least a century, both public...
Mar 3, 2023


Cormac McCarthy: The End of the Road
MARK C. TAYLOR | At the age of ninety, Cormac McCarthy has published a remarkable two-volume novel that is, in my judgment, his best work.
Feb 17, 2023


Winning the Lottery and Learning to Dream
BRAD HOLDEN | I should start with a confession—two, actually. The first is that I very recently purchased tickets for the lottery.
Feb 3, 2023


Becoming Self-Aware In Words: A Sanskrit Lexicon of Emotions
SOPHUS HELLE | Literacy begins with lexicons. An ancient Egyptian text named The Onomasticon of Amenope opens with a splendid promise
Jan 20, 2023


The Cherubim: From Guardians of Eden to Auschwitz
JAMES A. DIAMOND | The problem that continues to vex is how to wrest meaning from creatures that are mythological figments
Jan 19, 2023


Hebrew Literature and The Fate of American Hebraism
YESHUA G.B. TOLLE | As I turned the pages of those frail, tattered, overlooked books, I found traces of a familiar desire.
Dec 8, 2022


How the Constitution Became America’s Bible
TAYLOR JIPP | When Trump addressed his audience at the CPAC conference, he called them “the loyal defenders of our heritage
Oct 13, 2022


Kafka’s Lost Son
SAMUEL LIU | Every writer has an inner picture, an intuition or a sense of some constellation
Sep 30, 2022


Becoming the Idol: Classical Indian Dance
AMIT MAJMUDAR | My wife does classical Indian dance. I love to watch her practice
Sep 2, 2022


Why Livy Matters
AYELET HAIMSON LUSHKOV | Aristotle, more than he loved his own father. Livy, on the other hand
Sep 2, 2022


The NASA Psyche Project: A Story from The Intermission
LINDY ELKINS-TANTON | Right now, it seems that all our narratives are narratives of guilt and fear. Climate change. The pandemic. Pollution.
Aug 19, 2022
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