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Books & Culture Archives
May/June 2015
Starring Bob Hope.
An invitation to sacramental wonder.
On Augustine and the peculiarities of academic publishing.
Bringing Christ to the Zuni—and to churchgoers back home.
"A seminary for the education of heathen youth."
In early America, stepfamilies were everywhere.
How growing income gaps shape relationships.
Richard Hays on figural Christology.
Teachers, the public, and educational reform.
The pathologies of élite education.
The moral imagination of Hayao Miyazaki.
Failing to account for the agency of the marginalized.
A tale of ten cities.
Revisiting the "Biographia Literaria."
James Hogg's enigmatic masterpiece.
Glimpses of something sinister, overwhelming—and often quite funny.
A well-chosen selection of classic horror stories.
On David Foster Wallace.
Rupert Brooke and the chain of memory.
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