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Arthur Koestler
March 21, 2018
Nina Renata Aron
The Spirit of the Left Bank
Agnes Poirier’s history of wartime Paris reads as an erudite and deeply satisfying gossip column.
June 30, 2017
MagazineEdward Hirsch
Czeslaw Milosz’s Invincible Reason
The author of 'The Captive Mind' became a political thinker who didn’t like politics.
January 4, 2012
Jed Perl
The Playful Modernist Ceramics of an American Master
June 26, 2010
Geoffrey Wheatcroft
Look Who’s Afraid of the Three Lions
June 3, 2010
Stephen F. Cohen
DISPUTATIONS: Defending Bukharin
May 16, 2010
Martin Peretz
Certified By The (New York) Times
May 5, 2010
Paul Berman
The Prisoner Intellectuals
February 8, 2010
Michael Scammell
Saint and Sinner
April 7, 2003
Leon Wieseltier
The Ego and the Yid
May 20, 2002
Franklin Foer
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Richard Watts Jr.
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