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  • Tolkien and the Tech World

    Some additions to Lee Konstantinou’s “Mythic Capital”

    By Samuel Arbesman

  • “A Jewess Would Not Be Acceptable”

    When it came to antisemitism, women’s colleges were no better than the Ivy League

    By Amy Sohn

  • Slow Down, You Move Too Fast

    Nicholas Carr thinks today’s internet is a little too groovy

    By Abram Van Engen

  • Is Huck Finn still a classic?

    Mark Twain’s novel is racist and reductive. It is also great.

    By Naomi Kanakia

  • Mythic Capital

    How Tolkien is whispering in the ears of America’s most powerful men

    By Lee Konstantinou

  • The Bitter Wisdom of Moshe Dayan

    On the speech that defines Israel, given 69 years ago today.

    By Alexander Nazaryan

  • Peter Beinart After Gaza

    The writer has made a career of criticizing American Jewry’s relationship to Israel. But does he have anything to tell us about Judaism itself?

    By Judah Isseroff

  • Papal Envy

    How Francis improved my Protestant ministry

    By Daniel Joslyn-Siemiatkoski

  • Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson, Strangers in a Strange Land

    Science-fictional notes on the “abundance” agenda

    By Lee Konstantinou

  • “A Specifically Christian State”

    An interview with Jerome Copulsky on the “American heretics” who want a Christian constitution

    By Gordon Haber