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Imagining justice in Palestine.
Flann O’Brien’s triumph.
Becoming human in South Africa.
Philosopher John Rawls on the delights of baseball.
The fantasy world of John Cowper Powys.
A review of A Free Life, by Ha Jin.
Hannah Arendt on being Jewish.
Haruki Murakami’s strange world of hope.
Philip Rieff’s problem with freedom.
On artistic passion.
A writer's legacy.
On César Aira, Roberto Bolaño, and Hispanic-American writing.
On the proper place for religion in politics.
Is Morality a Natural Phenomenon?
The new generation of Nigerian writers.
The novels of Sarah Waters.
Like many other writers of his time, H.G. Wells thought of himself as a Man of the Future, but his style of self-presentation remained Victorian.
Sex Education in the United States.
Edward Said’s unfinished critique.
John McGahern’s Ireland.
Using American force wisely.
An Arab citizen of Israel and a native speaker of Palestinian Arabic, Sayed Kashua writes in Hebrew.
What sort of stories do New Englanders tell?
What can we learn from the wild child?
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