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The Rise of the Promotional IntellectualBy Jeffrey J. Williams The Chronicle of Higher EducationAugust 05, 2018 Premium Matt Roth for The Chronicle Review The life of the mind has been overtaken by the imperatives of advertising. Welcome to the era of the promotional intellectual The main tasks of a professor are to teach and do research. The two sometimes vie for priority, but..

The Bad and the Beautiful#MeToo has forced the question: can we still enjoy the work of predatory artists? By Graham DaselerThe American ConservativeJuly 27, 2018 Michael Hogue .post-content > ul:nth-child(6) {float: right; border: solid 1px #1b3346; width: 200px; padding: 15px; font: normal 80% sans-serif; color: #1b3346; margin-left: 8px;} .post-content > ul:nth-child(6..

세계를 향한 열정과 도전 | 송상현 회고록 | 나라 수준이 국민소득에 비례하는 까닭 송상현 유니세프 한국위원회장·제2대 국제형사재판소장 신동아 2018년 7월 호2018-07-15 09:00:01 글씨 크기가가가가가배경 색상흰색가나다옅은회색가나다진한회색가나다검정색가나다읽기 설정넘겨 읽기펼..

Cultural studies “The Triumph of Death” by Pieter Bruegel the Elder, 1562 Have we forgotten how to die? 0 --> 0"> JULIE-MARIE STRANGETLS, June 5, 2018 0 --> -1 --> James Turner was twenty-five when his four-year-old daughter Annice died from a lung condition. She died at home with her parents and grandmother; her sleeping siblings were told of her death the next morning. J..

Why read Aristotle today? Modern self-help draws heavily on Stoic philosophy. But Aristotle was better at understanding real human happiness Edith Hall AEON29 May, 2018 Edith Hall is professor in the department of classics and Centre for Hellenic Studies at King’s College London. She has published more than 20 books, broadcasts frequently on radio and television, and publish..

100 Years Ago: France in the Final Year of World War IAlan Taylor The AtlanticMay 2, 2018 35 Photos The American photographer Lewis Hine is perhaps most famous for his compelling images of child labor across the United States in the early 20th century. In 1918, Hine was hired by the American Red Cross to document their work in Europe, as they provided aid to wounded soldiers an..

<span style="font-size: 11pt;"><img typeof="foaf:Image" src="https://www.newstatesman.com/sites/default/files/styles/thumb_730/public/Longreads_2018/04/2018_15_rowan_death.jpg?itok=FjWvjoKY" alt="A single seed: the price of a humanity that grows and changes is death" title="A single seed: the price of a humanity that grows and changes is death" /></span> A si..

Letter to an Aspiring IntellectualOutlines of the life of the mind by Paul J. Griffiths/First Things/May 2018 You’ve asked me how to become an intellectual. You’re young, it seems (only young people ask questions of that kind), and you think you might have an intellectual vocation, but you can’t see what to do about it. What should you do in order to become the kind of pe..

Soviet fate, Russian hope by Jacob HowlandThe New CriterionFeatures March 2018 On Nadezhda Mandelstam’s literary achievements. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the centenary of the Russian Revolution was greeted in many quarters with what William Doino Jr. described in First Things as “a mix of romantic myth and Orwellian revisionism” (“Mourning the Russian Revolution,” Februa..

Utopia is a dangerous ideal: we should aim for ‘protopia’ Michael Shermer AEON 08 March, 2018 Michael Shermer is the publisher of Skeptic magazine, a monthly columnist for Scientific American, and a presidential fellow at Chapman University in California. His most recent book is Heavens on Earth: The Scientific Search for the Afterlife, Immortality, and Utopia (2018). Utop..