Tag Archives: The New Yorker
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The Letters of Samuel Beckett contain a fair amount of Beckett’s reflections on musical performances, and critic Alex Ross notes several of them on his New Yorker blog:
In this week’s issue of...
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What Is Intelligence? author and “Flynn-Effect” namesake James Flynn figured in a New York Times article about the possibility of training certain kinds of intelligence. Meaning, learning what...
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A Revolution in Taste was profiled in The New Yorker just the other day!
Pinkard reveals that before the storming of the Bastille a revolution took place at dinner tables all over France, when ornate,...
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The Letters of Samuel Beckett contain a fair amount of Beckett’s reflections...
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What Is Intelligence? author and “Flynn-Effect” namesake James Flynn...
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A Revolution in Taste was profiled in The New Yorker just the other day!
Pinkard...
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