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Freud in Kigali
Omar Shahabudin McDoom
Why do torture, violation, and degradation take place during genocides and mass atrocities? Omar Shahabudin McDoom reviews The Macabresque by Edward Weisband.
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Prophesying War
Jason Quinn & Laurel Stone
David Winter’s Roots of War attempts to understand the factors that contribute to the escalation of conflicts. Jason Quinn and Laurel Stone scruple at Winter’s methodology and interpretations.
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The Language of the Third Reich
Jörg Riecke
The philologist and diarist Victor Klemperer documented the perversion of the German language under the Nazis in Lingua Tertii Imperii. Jörg Riecke examines Klemperer’s life and lasting significance.
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Water and Its Mysteries
Marc Henry
There are few things, Marc Henry observes, that modern science does not understand. One is consciousness; the other is water. The behavior of water at supercooled temperatures is a case in point.
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Charged Interactions
Jeremy Bernstein
In a seven-year period, Jeremy Bernstein had three memorable interactions with the physicist Wendell Furry. In one instance, Bernstein was present when Furry testified before Senator Joseph McCarthy.
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Past Masters of the Postmodern
Simon Blackburn
There is a widespread sense, Simon Blackburn observes, that a number of philosophical theories have escaped the academic world, and, in the wild, are doing great harm. Chief among them: postmodernism.
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