Books & Arts Archives - Page 5 of 27 - Harvard Political Review

Author - October 31, 2014

Oliver has found his voice, separate from Stewart and—in several respects—better.

Author - October 29, 2014

The aphorism is paradoxical. In a single movement, it performs two acts which betray one another; and thus, the aphorism lies in itself.

Author - October 24, 2014

Why do super-powered genetic mutations select white, heterosexual males almost exclusively?

Author - October 13, 2014

Navigating identity in Iran.

Author - September 30, 2014

What Michael Lewis's Flash Boys teaches us about American capitalism.

Author - September 28, 2014

With their detached discontent and pseudo-vintage flannel shirts, they claim the spot as our era’s most visible nonconformist subculture.

Author - September 16, 2014

Ten years after its release, nine writers reflect on Arcade Fire's debut album.

Author - September 16, 2014

Can loss and heartbreak be part of a larger emotional picture?

Author - September 16, 2014

If everything is meant to die—our bodies, our innocence, our love—how are we to live our lives?

Author - September 16, 2014

True rites of passage inevitably catch us unprepared.