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DANIEL WOOLF | Apart from the stories she tells, Bakewell builds a case for remembering—even in the shadow of Auschwitz, Rwanda, 9/11. . .

SAMUEL LONCAR | Anthropocene antihumanism and transhumanism seek the end of humanity. They are auto-genocidal philosophies. . .

AMIT MAJMUDAR | Just as "Once upon a time" primes the mind to receive a fairy tale, Aum primes the mind to receive transcendence and peace.

PHILIP BALL | There’s one thing that distinguishes living matter from nonliving matter, it is this notion of agency.

ARTHUR BRAVO | Activism and activists of all persuasions stand to benefit from a mutually dynamic dialogue between theory and practice.

NICK SPENCER | The British have never felt a particularly pressing need formally to define science. . .Not so America.

Steven E. Aschheim | No singular Nietzschean paradigm has ever utterly dominated the philosophical, political and cultural landscape.

Technological and scientific progress often have a fraught relationship with religion. . .

SARA AMERI MAHABADI | What we witnessed during COVID is not entirely new. Blaming others, attempting to dismantle the status quo, or...

 IRA GLICK & NEIL EISENBERG | The Jewish problem with athletics literally arose in the locker room.

VITTORIO HÖSLE | Where does the enthusiasm of the 18th century for the humanities come from?

DANIEL WOOLF | Two very different historians, two complementary visions of the past, and two equally valuable bequests to future . . .