While e-books have some in the publishing world worried that the book business might be headed down the same track as America’s ill fated music
Claude S. Fischer’s Made in America: A Social History of American Culture and Character has received another positive review, this time in the May 24
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The June edition of ARTnews magazine contains a piece on artist Josiah McElheny and his obsession with the work of German novelist, poet, and artist,
Martin Gardner died on Saturday, May 22, in Norman, Oklahoma. A prolific author and critic, Gardner was best know for his monthly column “Mathematical Games”
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Environmental conservation and sustainable development are hallmarks of the modern green movement. But few people realize these concepts have been around for centuries. In fact,
Lots of books consider the Enlightenment, but few earn such high marks as Dan Edelstein’s The Terror of Natural Right: Republicanism, the Cult of Nature,
Much of the legislation currently winding its way through Washington—from health care to financial reform—has helped to widen the gap between the two major political
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