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This week, the editors revisit writer-artist Constance DeJong’s “In Between the Dark and the Light,” a piece published in January 1981 on “Television/Society/Art,” a symposium held at the Kitchen in New York City the prior autumn. DeJong’s Reader (Primary Information), an anthology of eighteen texts including out-of-print and unpublished works, is in bookstores now.Before the internet, television was of course the messiah-bogeyman of consequence, promising liberation via the democra...

As Robert Egan retires as the leader of the Ojai Playwrights Conference after 20 years, he reflects on the organization's past, present, and future.

As someone coming from the sciences, the book was surprisingly relatable and easy to comprehend -- and surprisingly humorous.

For calling out the woke left, Frances Widdowson, an avowed Marxist, was fired from her tenured professorship at Mount Royal University.

For calling out the woke left, Frances Widdowson, an avowed Marxist, was fired from her tenured professorship at Mount Royal University.

There is a danger that they will be locked out of various job opportunities if they continue to be excluded from these educational fields

You can go through life with a thousand epigrams or deep quotes that you might come back to over two, four, six decades. Then, the disrupters pop up, those techno fascists, the tinkers and culture blasters. These sociopaths who get the limelight then become part of a new set of epigrams, but not grand ones,

Crowd-pleasing names like Gregory Porter mingled with more recherché pleasures at the UK's foremost festival dedicated to the genre

<strong>Letter: </strong>Cambridge University may not have always welcomed female academics, but Laura Riding’s work inspired an era of new criticism, writes <strong>Dr Mark Jacobs</strong>

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