Academia & Publishing Navigating the Shifting Sands: Two Very Distinguished Librarians Look Back Over Their Careers Read more
Politics & Society Unbuilding Walls: Interview with Daniel Libeskind Before the fall of the Berlin wall, Daniel Libeskind already envisioned its end in his design for the Jewish Museum. Now, he talks about ideology, the memory of history, and the future of architecture in Berlin.
Arts & Humanities How Saving Private Ryan Shaped Our Memory Of World War Two At the end of the most destructive century in the history of mankind, Spielberg’s Saving Private Ryan sought to restore America’s faith in its political community.
Science & Technology Environmental pollutants and their impact on women’s health Progressive industrialization has resulted in the production of a multitude of chemicals that are released into the environment on a […]
Arts & Humanities Slavery and the Black Presence in Spanish Golden-Age Literature So far, scholars have had surprisingly little to say about Zaide, a black character that appears in the famous novel Lazarillo de Tormes. So how does the figure of a black slave fit into a canonical work of Spanish Golden-Age letters?
Arts & Humanities ‘Forced Diversity’ In Movies Is Not a Thing – But Here’s Why Some People Are So Scared of It
