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Jews and Words
Acclaimed Israeli novelist Amos Oz is not religious, and yet underpinning his knowledge and his identity, his life and learning, and his family relationships, are Hebrew texts—Torah, Talmud, and Hagga… more →
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Jews and Words
wrote 6 months ago: Acclaimed Israeli novelist Amos Oz is not religious, and yet underpinning his knowledge and his iden … more →
The Terry Lectures Series: A Vital Conversation
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wrote 7 months ago: Follow @yaleSCIbooks The Dwight H. Terry Lectures are an annual two-week lecture series that present … more →
I Is Someone Else: The Ever-changing Persona of Bob Dylan
wrote 11 months ago: “Je est un autre,” “I is someone else,” is one of Bob Dylan’s maxims. With 34 studio albums, over 50 … more →
One of Obama's Favorite Philosophers
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wrote 1 year ago: Reinhold Niebuhr’s best known contribution to contemporary culture is rarely associated with his nam … more →
Eminent Biography: Joshua Rubenstein on Leon Trotsky
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wrote 1 year ago: Joshua Rubenstien, credit Richard Sobol For our latest “Eminent Biography” installment, Joshua Ruben … more →
The Spirit of the Buddha
wrote 1 year ago: For last month’s contest inspired by the new illustrated edition of E.H. Gombrich’s A Little History … more →
A Novel Narration of Religious Conversion
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wrote 1 year ago: Craig Harline knows that history can be boring. He regrets the way in which many historians, himself … more →
A New Home for the Yale Press Log
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wrote 1 year ago: Welcome to the new home of the Yale Press Log on WordPress.com! With social media and online reading … more →
Adonis Wins Goethe Prize!
wrote 1 year ago: After being shortlisted for the Griffith Poetry Prize earlier this year, Syrian poet Adonis won the … more →
A New Head for The Met’s Asian Art Galleries
wrote 2 years ago: The New York Times ran a story on the changing leadership at The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Asian … more →
Help Joe Bat 1000!
wrote 2 years ago: The Facebook page for Jerome Charyn’s Joe DiMaggio: The Long Vigil has nearly reached 1,000 fans (mo … more →
Review of Hobbes' Leviathan
wrote 2 years ago: This morning The Wall Street Journal featured a nice review of Yale Press’s new release of Hob … more →
Virginia Grise’s "blu" wins 2010 Yale Drama Series competition
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wrote 3 years ago: Virginia Grise’s blu is the winner of the 2010 Yale Drama Series competition.In honor of her achieve … more →
Two Icons of America authors on YouTube
wrote 3 years ago: A recent unexpected celebrity endorsement is just the latest in a string of successes for Yale … more →
On the inside: the American prison
wrote 3 years ago: Two recently published books from the Yale University Press deal with that most imposing of American … more →
Fresh perspectives on an age-old debate
wrote 3 years ago: One hundred and fifty years after Darwin first proposed the theory of evolution, the debate between … more →
Susan Garrett on angels, both ordinary and otherwise
wrote 4 years ago: Angels (we have heard on high) are a perennial favorite holiday subject, and during the rather gloom … more →
Let Freedom Read
wrote 4 years ago: While you’re staking out prime fireworks real estate at your local Independence Day celebration, pas … more →
"Grenadine" author enjoys the sweet taste of victory
wrote 4 years ago: Playwright Neil Wechsler has been selected as the second winner of the Yale Drama Series Competition … more →
