While it once played a role in binding society, shame has lost its power—and so have the liberal tools that depend on it.

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The originalist fallacy that dominates the current Supreme Court—the pretense that it is possible to read the minds of the ...

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The author discusses his latest novel, “Minor Black Figures,” and the discourse around racial subjectivity.

This article explores the concept of free will through both philosophical and neuroscientific lenses, examining whether our sense of control is real or an elaborate illusion.

Hughes’s semi-abstract paintings are shaped by Romantic visions of nature that provoke awe and unease in equal measure.

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