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Critical Reflections on Contemporary Culture.
- Based in United States of America
- Roughly five posts per month
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Most recent posts
Consider just how bizarre fiction is.
A renewed attention to the American literary tradition may be one of the most important imaginative and spiritual exercises for restoring our liberal way of life.
Shakespeare’s plays are full of suicides, some noble, others not very.