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The Book That Changed How We Think About Rape
Fifty years on, what lessons endure from Against Our Will?
Claire Bond Potter
Thomas Pynchon Is Angry
In Shadow Ticket, the novelist takes on America’s indifference to history
Richard Beck
When AI Speaks for the Dead
A murder victim recently addressed a defendant with the help of AI. What are the limits of our new reality?
Patricia J. Williams
Is Mary Oliver Embarrassing?
Shame seemed like an obstacle to appreciating the poet. Instead, it became the key to understanding her work.
Maggie Millner
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