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Braiding Identity Through Time"> Annie Ernaux’s Object Lessons: <br

Annie Ernaux’s Object Lessons: <br

Braiding Identity Through Time">

Braiding Identity Through Time">Annie Ernaux’s Object Lessons:
Braiding Identity Through Time

The Years">Mary Hawthorne on The Years

By Mary Hawthorne | May 6, 2020

An Yu: Stuck in New York Because of Coronavirus, Thinking of Beijing

An Yu: Stuck in New York Because of Coronavirus, Thinking of Beijing

How Distance Clarifies Our Memories

By An Yu | April 22, 2020

Yan Lianke: What Happens After Coronavirus?

Yan Lianke: What Happens After Coronavirus?

On Community Memory and Repeating Our Own Mistakes

By Yan Lianke | March 11, 2020

Ann Napolitano: Honor Your Obsessions—Especially the Weird Ones

Ann Napolitano: Honor Your Obsessions—Especially the Weird Ones

Even if It Makes You Uncomfortable

By Ann Napolitano | March 9, 2020

How We Pay Attention Changes the Very Shape of Our Brains

How We Pay Attention Changes the Very Shape of Our Brains

Stanislas Dehaene on the Neuroscience of Focused Learning

By Stanislas Dehaene | January 30, 2020

of Reading Aloud"> Rediscovering the Lost Power<br

Rediscovering the Lost Power<br

of Reading Aloud">

of Reading Aloud">Rediscovering the Lost Power
of Reading Aloud

Meghan Cox Gurdon Traces the History of Oral Storytelling

By Meghan Cox Gurdon | January 22, 2020

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Poet Diane Glancy on Transgression and Writing the Past

By Peter Mishler | December 18, 2019

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By J. Mae Barizo | November 25, 2019

Ordinary Girls: Jaquira Díaz on Growing Up in Miami Beach

By Jaquira Díaz | November 20, 2019

Blue Babies, Big Egos, and the Wild World of Early Open Heart Surgery

Blue Babies, Big Egos, and the Wild World of Early Open Heart Surgery

On Post-War Innovations in Life Saving Surgery

By Gabriel Brownstein | November 19, 2019

Unsubstantiated: An Essay of Sexual Violence

Unsubstantiated: An Essay of Sexual Violence

Susan Straight on What It Really Means to Believe Women

By Susan Straight | October 24, 2019

On the Radical Misremembering of Childhood

On the Radical Misremembering of Childhood

Joanna Howard Recalls TV Shows That Might Not Have Existed

By Joanna Howard | October 10, 2019

Faster Than We Thought: What Stories Will Survive Climate Change?

Faster Than We Thought: What Stories Will Survive Climate Change?

Omar El Akkad on Our Obligation to Preserve Memories

By Omar El Akkad | September 16, 2019

What It's Like to Be Told You Have Dementia

What It's Like to Be Told You Have Dementia

“Little bits of me feel like they’ve dropped off and gone missing.”

By Nicci Gerrard | August 29, 2019

On the Intoxicating Power of Forgetting Where You Came From

On the Intoxicating Power of Forgetting Where You Came From

Lewis Hyde Explores the Egoism of Memory and Self-Making

By Lewis Hyde | June 18, 2019

Why We Write About This Thing Called the Future

Why We Write About This Thing Called the Future

The Heads of Cerberus and the Invention of Progress">Naomi Alderman on The Heads of Cerberus and the Invention of Progress

By Naomi Alderman | June 7, 2019

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