Books

Jim Crace announced he was done with fiction five years ago, but he's still writing.

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Sexyism

Is Fourth-Wave Feminism All About Boobs and Beauty?

Can you find feminism in celebration of the body?

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Anonymous, Inc.

What is Banksy all about?

From Bristol to the Tate Modern to Miami, a new book looks at Banksy's evolution.

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Inside the Ring

Is the circus art?

The difference between the stage and the big top.

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Should Striving Ever Stop?

When the best thing to do is to settle for good enough

Robert E. Goodin argues for the importance of settling for things. Cass Sunstein argues that behavioral economics can help you to decide when to settle.

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Rats Who Giggle

The new world of animal cognition

A unique moment in the study of animal cognition.

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His last book reveals under-acknowledged features of his work.

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How Baudelaire Revolutionized Modern Literature

Humiliation as a Way of Life

Baudelaire thought that everything natural was corrupt. This perverse, humiliating belief changed the face of literature.

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How to Survive the ObamaCare Apocalypse

Conservative book publishing has a new obsession

Conservative book publishing has a new favorite product: American Care Act survival guides.

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How Ghastly Were the Beginnings of European America?

The Savage New World

Bernard Bailyn paints a bloody picture of colonial life. Alan Taylor is skeptical. 

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