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Jake Bittle Anthony Trollope’s six-volume saga about moderates in British parliament can now be read as a critique of liberal political values. The post The Novels That Explain the Failure of (...)

Julyssa Lopez While the TV reboot breaks out of some of the original’s male-centered whiteness, it refuses to take risks that would make it more memorable. The post ‘High Fidelity’ Is a Broken (...)

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Hugo Drochon Focusing on the tensions between top-down reforms and bottom-up democratic discontent, Herrick Chapman’s new history tells a very different story about postwar France. The post The (...)

Jessica Loudis As he witnessed the dissolution of civil society under a series of repressive governments, the Argentine novelist and critic began recording the most mundane parts of everyday (...)

Zoë Carpenter The author of The Overstory hikes through the Great Smoky Mountains and discusses giving personhood to nonhumans. The post Richard Powers on the Standing of Trees appeared first on (...)

Eric Alterman In some ways Trump is more truthful than previous Republican presidents. The post The Modern GOP Is Built on Lies appeared first on The (...)