The article discusses the reasons behind Richard Nixon's victory in the 1972 presidential election, which is often misunderstood by liberals. The author argu...

Joseph Roth, a Jewish author, wrote The Radetzky March, a novel about World War I and the downfall of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Roth was a skilled writer ...

In this article, the author explores the works of several American writers who address themes of alienation, alienation, and the overwhelming flow of informa...

This text discusses the theme of failure in early 20th century American literature. It mentions authors such as Theodore Dreiser, Willa Cather, Wallace Steve...

The author discusses different perspectives on freedom from various American authors from the Civil War era. Walt Whitman saw freedom as release and the unit...

In this four-part series on American literature, the author explores what it means to be American through the works of Hawthorne, Emerson, Melville, and Dick...

"Love in the Time of Contagion" by Laura Kipnis explores the challenges faced by couples during the COVID-19 lockdown. Kipnis reflects on her own relationshi...

Joel Coen's adaptation of Macbeth is described as a departure from the Coen brothers' previous films, exhibiting a serious and dark tone. The article explore...

The article discusses various topics, including the author's experiences in Paris, the Dreyfus affair, and the film J'Accuse by Roman Polanski. The Dreyfus a...

Dara Horn's book "People Love Dead Jews: Notes from a Haunted Present" explores the ways in which the media often portrays acts of violence against Jews in a...