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Jonathan Haidt responds to critics and offers six propositions for evaluating the evidence.

Haidt's integrity and transparency are admirable, but the studies he's relying on aren't strong enough to support his conclusions.

Thank you to EMS providersToday is the last day of National Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Week. While Lebanon’s dedicated firefighters and emergency medical service workers provide exceptional service 24/7/365, this week has been our opportunity as...

Jonathan Haidt thinks so. I’m not so sure.

Selections from poetry, non-fiction, fiction, and memoirs and autobiographies.

Chandramohan S. builds on his past achievements as a Dalit poet through political and linguistic calisthenics in his new book.

Columbia Maison Française is delighted to participate in the Night of Ideas 2021 on January 28: a virtual 24-hour marathon of philosophical debate and artistic performances coordinated by the Institut Français, Paris and co-produced by the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in the United States. This year’s theme, “Closing the distance” (“Proches,” in French), speaks to our shared sense of isolation and seeks to explore new means of fostering community and togetherness. Evoki...

  This interview was conducted in the autumn of 1994, a few days before Steiners induction as the first occupant of the Lord Weidenfeld Professorship of Comparative Literature at Oxford. Since this is the first chair in comparative literature at either Oxford or Cambridge, and since Steiner has always had a mixed — and often controversial — reception in England, his appointment was greeted with an explosion of interest from the British press, the main theme of which was the return of the p...