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Smartphones Aren't Anti-Social

Systematic, reliable evidence that Americans converse less in person than before is hard to find.

Claude S. Fischer

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Hands Off Clitoridectomy

Not since Masters and Johnson has the clitoris—or its absence—been a topic of such intense debate. 

Yael Tamir

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Ending Polarization

The good news about the culture wars.

John Gastil, Dan M. Kahan, Donald Braman

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After the Double No

The EU’s best hope.

Jan-Werner Müller

Race

American Soup

Are we all Anglo-Protestants?

Claudio Lomnitz

Arts in Society, Class & Inequality

Candidates for Survival

A Talk with Harold Bloom

Harold Bloom, Ellen Spirer

Arts in Society

Play Ball

Art is where you find it.

Tom Hart

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