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Nonfiction showed some strength, online literature was less buoyant in fiction, and Ultraman held his lead in China's bestsellers in April.

The Conquest of Mexico brought both extreme violence and pandemic disease to vulnerable indigenous communities. This column draws upon pre-Columbian and contemporary Spanish sources to show that the average population of a sample of 1,093 Conquest-era settlements in the historic core of Mexico fell from 2,377 in 1548 to 128 in 1646, and 36% disappeared entirely by 1790. Yet,

In Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies, by Jared Diamond, he explains how many factors made history how it is, and how it has shaped the...

There is no such thing as an ending. At the conclusion of any work of art, just like at the conclusion of any experience, what we arrive at is a site of interpretation. Every reader commits a creative act at that site. Every reader creates a version of their own artwork within their act of […]

Getting you to give that information that i could target the information precisely to your personal biases, political beliefs, and literally depolice tus strategies, it would terrify the world. that's not how human societies work. >> it is fascinating and horrifying as you lay it out. i hope people understand what you're saying and expertise behind it, and on facebook, their vision of a more immersive digital experience, whether it is their meta brand, looks to be probable. >> it is likely and not in the way people like me describe it when you start. but the important point is will you stop sp...