At 125, Zola's 'J'Accuse' is a tract for our times
Reading J’Accuse today, we relive Zola’s experience of truth-telling and quest for justice.
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Reading J’Accuse today, we relive Zola’s experience of truth-telling and quest for justice.
“By its very nature Eurasia is historically destined to comprise a single state entity.” – Nikolai Trubetzkoy, 1925 Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has become a…
New York couldn’t compete with London or Paris: it had no bouquinistes, no Farringdon Road, no British Library or...
The most influential contribution of the Enlightenment to modern thought, after its transformation of religious toleration from a negative to a positive value, was the secularization of ethical debate. Historically, however, it would be one-dimensional—indeed wrong—to understand this phenomenon ...