April 2018
Featured Articles
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Did virtue and the think piece ruin criticism?
Criticism in the shadow of cultural poptimism
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A few words of praise for Jordan Peterson
The controversial professor’s uncommon sense
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Women with an opinion—oh dear
Michelle Dean and Michelle Orange on women critics, ‘the back of the book,’ and being called a feminist
Ka Young Lee is a Toronto-based illustrator. Lee’s work relies on a combination of both analog and digital methods. Her use of soothing palates and graphic components both transcends and pays homage to her Korean heritage.
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Did virtue and the think piece ruin criticism?
Criticism in the shadow of cultural poptimism
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A few words of praise for Jordan Peterson
The controversial professor’s uncommon sense
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Women with an opinion—oh dear
Michelle Dean and Michelle Orange on women critics, ‘the back of the book,’ and being called a feminist
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Who says the alt-right doesn’t like poetry?
Hapless old harridans flapping their traps and other gems of verse
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What do we owe other humans in need?
The ethics of refugee programs in an era of humanitarian crisis
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Child swallowings and vainglory
The marvellously unrelatable world of the ancient Greeks
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Goodbye to all that
The politics of romantic exits
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Kim Thúy and the burdens of the past
The beloved novelist’s latest is an answer of sorts to her critics
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Come from away
Do we have a chance against alien species?
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The Thin White Line
The shifting boundaries of racial identity