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…night life, the orange groves of Rehovot and the country’s current hostilities with Iran. “Even if you’ve had it up to here with the Jews and the Arabs, this book…

…where many of her books are set.  She is the author of the novels Where the Line Bleeds, Salvage the Bones, Sing, Unburied, Sing, and Let Us Descend; the memoir Men We Reaped; and the essay collection On…

…novel, The Cailiffs of Baghdad, Georgia (W.W. Norton, 2010) takes place during 1938 in rural, Depression-era Georgia. A graduate of Marquette University and the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, Stefaniak has taught in…

…the Los Angles Times Book Prize for Best Novel. Set in 1996, John Henry Days travels back and forth through time to relate the juxtaposing life challenges of folk legend…

…Maxine Hong Kingston’s profound impact on literature, highlighting her seminal works that reflect on the Chinese American experience and writings that embody her commitment to peace. Moderated by Peter Ho…

Australia’s Aborigines, who have lived on that continent for at least 40,000 years, were until recently considered extremely “primitive.” Today, anthropologists recognize their complex social patterns and rich cosmology, their…

…and a half from the end of classicism to the beginning of modernism. Honour places each work in its social context, yet his study refuses to treat works of art…

…ceremony will take place at 6 p.m. Thursday, September 28, in the Maltz Performing Arts Center. Tickets will be available on a first come, first serve basis beginning September 7….

…The News Hour with Jim Lehrer, and Face the Nation. Mr. Carter lives with is wife, Enola Aird, and their two children, near New Haven, Connecticut. In his spare time,…

…of nonviolent direct action to protest discrimination. These activities included marches, demonstrations, and boycotts. The violent responses that direct action provoked from some whites eventually forced the federal government to…

…fiction and nonfiction focused on mental health, self-care, social justice, and more, the festival aims to inspire teens to pursue healthy, empowered lives and positively impact the world around them….

…1927, she traveled to London as a cast member of the play Porgy. In the early 1930s she went to the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics to participate in the…

…satisfactory treatment is the chapter on “Three Approaches to Race: the Mystical, the Administrative and the Biological.” The authors seem less at home in the anthropological than in the sociological…

…artist first and foremost. Together, Hulls and Kingston will reflect on the creative process, the stories we inherit, and the ways we use art—both visual and literary—to shape identity and…

…award-winning poetry collection, Obit. It was also finalist for a National Book Critics Award and listed as a best book of 2020 by Time magazine, the Boston Globe and NPR….

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…studies,” he said, “introduced me to the significance of evolutionary biology for understanding human nature, enabling me to come full circle by fusing my interest in the human mind with…

…terms of three distinct “generations,” thus emphasizing shifts over time. Berlin argues that geographic and temporal differences in the first two centuries of North American slavery had important consequences for…

…a large cast of characters, rewarding the patient reader with unexpected connections, some reaching into the present day. Edward P. Jones’ first collection of short stories, Lost in the City,…