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Jorge Luis Borges
February 26, 2021
Shaan Sachdev
Wikipedia’s Sprawling, Awe-Inspiring Coverage of the Pandemic
The online encyclopedia reveals that there are at least 31,000 ways to talk about Covid-19.
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Why Are Literature and Philosophy Such an Awkward Match?
A new anthology reveals the perils and rewards of philosophical fiction.
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Barack Obama, Forever a Third-Culture Kid
I never expected to see people like myself in positions of power. Then Obama came along.
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