Month: June 2011
“We solemnly swear that we are up to no good!” As the Potter series continues, […]
Jonah Lehrer continued his assault on inflated anthropology – our term for overly optimistic understandings […]
The first of several quotes we’ll be reproducing from the seminal philosopher’s chapter “The Apostle […]
“But soon we shall die and all memory of those five will have left earth, […]
NEW YORK—Major media outlets confirmed Friday their agreement to omit young billionaire Terry Gibson’s age […]
This past Saturday marked the second anniversary of Michael Jackon’s death, and we wouldn’t be […]
There’s nothing business-as-usual about Mark Salzman’s multimedia piece at the New York Public Library, “An […]
NPR ran a fascinating feature yesterday about the new book by neuroscientist David Linden, The […]
You might say that rock songs with messianic imagery are a dime a dozen – […]
Maybe you saw John McCumber’s excellent look at The Failure of Rational Choice Philosophy in […]