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The New York Times’ 1619 Project famously placed slavery and the Black experience at the center of American history. It drew criticism for its treatment of the Revolution, for overstating slavery’s explanatory power, and for sometimes blurr...
Jill Lepore is probably the most widely read active academic historian of the United States today, and almost certainly the one with the broadest public presence across scholarship, trade publishing, and elite general-interest journalism....
What was the last book in the humanities or the interpretive social sciences to make a major splash – a book that highly educated adults were expected to know?
My best guess is David Graebner and David Wengrow’s The Dawn of Everything (202...
American higher education is undergoing a revolution—but not one organized around learning. College has become more accessible, flexible, and convenient even as many institutions have weakened the structures that once supported sustained at...
A young woman turns to the philosopher Kwame Anthony Appiah, author of a New York Times advice column, because her sister has cut off contact with their parents and she does not want to be dragged into the role of go-between.
Appiah is not...
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