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☕️ Freshly pressed review of G. Anthony Bruno’s Facticity and the Fate of Reason After Kant by Richard Polt (@XavierU) expertly curated by our Editor of Philosophy, @xgabegottliebx
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🎊🎉 We’re back from our summer hiatus! Poet, writer, & Executive Editor @A_Barylski is ringing in the new publishing year (‘26-‘27) with her inaugural essay on how Annie Dillard and a 2017 Marginalia essay changed the direction of her life. 🍾🥂L’chaim!
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as I read it, the essential role right now is building robust independent institutions. Credible enough, and technically competent enough to understand the substance of the debates, but independent enough to have a real voice about the future.
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How we can learn from reactions to the printing press to find a balanced approach to AI:
Listen to my entire conversation with @samuelloncar here: youtu.be/XKnUnPlCvoQ
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Had a great conversation with Samuel Loncar this pm, and when I mentioned that pulling tough weeds catapulted my brain to Aen. 6--
corripit Aeneas extemplo avidusque refringit
cunctantem
-- he pointed out that I had just mind-melded with a medieval monk likewise pulling weeds.
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I had a great time talking about the literacy crisis, AI, Pride and Prejudice, and whether literature can really make us better humans with @KSPrior
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Everything we do is art...a new essay from Monica Moreno, a Psyche Inspired art intern, about her experience at the intersection of art and space exploration wirh @MissionToPsyche. medium.com/p/a154211fcf9b
Marginalia Review of Books is pleased to announce the appointment of Philip Ball as Senior Fellow of Scientific Integration and Natural Philosophy at the Institute for the Meanings of Science! 🍾🎉🎊 Read all about in our newest publication, featuring:
📚part three of our forum on The Formation of Post-Classical Philosophy in Islam (@OUPAcademic) by Professor in the Study of Abrahamic Religions at the Faculty of Theology and Religion @UniofOxford and Fellow at Lady Margaret Hall, Frank Griffel
📝a new essay by Philip Ball on QBism and science communication
🪶 Baudelaire in translation by Rachel Hadas, whose honors include a Guggenheim Fellowship in Poetry (@GuggFellows), an Ingram Merrill Foundation grant in poetry, and an award in literature from the Academy-Institute of Arts and Letters
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The best part of my job is working with the most generous and intellectually visionary people in the world, and after 5 years of working with Philip Ball, I couldn’t be more honored or excited to announce this role for him. This is why I founded the Institute @MarginaliaROB with Ball specifically in mind to do this:
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Many thanks to Amit Majmudar at @MarginaliaROB for this compelling interview with Jane Zwart!
"But when I say sometimes my faith comes into my poems, which implies that sometimes it doesn’t, that doesn’t account for where my poems come from."
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New Issue! 🎉 Uncanny Lives: Post-Classical Islamic Philosophers, Ascetic Practitioners, and an Interview with Poet, Jane Zwart 🎉featuring:
📚Part Two of our forum on The Formation of Post-Classical Philosophy in Islam (@OUPAcademic) by Frank Griffel, the Professor in the Study of Abrahamic Religions at the Faculty of Theology and Religion @UniofOxford and Fellow at Lady Margaret Hall.
The forum includes two specialists in the history of medieval Arabic and Jewish philosophy: Peter Adamson (@LMU_Muenchen) and Carlos Fraenkel (@mcgillu), and is moderated by Marginalia’s Editor-in-Chief, philosopher @SamuelLoncar.
🪶 Poet Jane Zwart, co-director of @CCFWgr, who is interviewed by Marginalia’s George Steiner Editor of Poetry and Criticism, Amit Majmudar, about her new book with @OrisonBooks
🧊Marginalia’s Sr. Editor, Yonah Lavery-Yisraeli’s essay, “Why Do We Torture Ourselves? Ice-baths, Fasting, and the Allure of Discomfort,” reflecting on Jewish asceticism and T.E. Lawrence’s memoir, the Seven Pillars of Wisdom
Editorial by our Executive Editor, @A_Barylski
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🎉 We have a new issue fresh off the press featuring: an exciting announcement about our Editor-in-Chief, philosopher @SamuelLoncar, an essay by @AmitMajmudar on India’s epic poems, a review by Matt McManus on Capitalism: A Global History (@penguinrandom) by @Sven_Beckert, the Laird Bell Professor of History @Harvard, and a translation of Tang Dynasty poet, Wang Wei, by Aaron Poochigian.
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