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  1. 13 hours ago

    Great news from our amazing former Senior Editor, Simon, a key member of the extended MRB family!

    Very excited to sign on the dotted line with for my new book Religious Freedom and the Jews: Collective Rights in Modern States. Get ready!
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    Nov 28

    Dear peers: If you like 's lectures on early Christianity, you'll love his poetry. He's reading it at Friday's Poetry and Pints (yes, there will be beer) event at Miller Hall (the new IMS building) 406 Prospect, on Friday from 4:3-5:30 PM

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    Nov 27

    Graduate student Erin Faigin recently had a book review published in Marginalia, a channel of the Los Angeles Review of Books! Faigin is a Peter and Julie Weil Distinguished Graduate Fellow working with Professor Tony Michels.

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  4. Nov 23

    "The mobile Jew—not the settled Protestant—is the archetypal American, 'selectively revealing, expressing, & creating religion'"- Erin Faigin reviews prof "Jews on the Frontier" & winner!

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  5. Nov 23

    TV series on crime give the public an illusion it can monitor crime's relation to truth and justice: reviews prof ’s “A History of Infamy,” unsettling some of our assumptions on and crime

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    Nov 19

    "We can confront the fact that is a deeply internalized part of American and European culture" More on the attack at Pittsburgh synagogue via

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    Nov 16

    Simply amazing writing, a story told so well the pleasure of the reading only deepens the power of its point, sharp enough to slice a gash in the upper class.

    So I’ve written an essay about my hideous Oxford interview - proud and slightly nervous to see it in today.
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    Nov 14

    "If we’re lucky, we’ve killed a man. A self that has to pass away for something new to be born..." editor on and why the people have excellent taste: -

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    Nov 9

    Reader in a Lost World via @https://twitter.com/MarginaliaROB

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    Nov 12

    Check out this essay on essays...

    Reader in a Lost World via @https://twitter.com/MarginaliaROB
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  11. Nov 14

    Great resource!

    Are you looking for new and recent scholarship on , and ? We recommend 12 must-read books authored or edited by
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    "If we’re lucky, we’ve killed a man. A self that has to pass away for something new to be born..." editor on and why the people have excellent taste: -

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  13. Nov 13

    What price do we pay for the light in our lives?

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  14. Nov 12

    Law and literature? Maybe not...

    Does Law Disdain Literature? via @https://twitter.com/MarginaliaROB
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  15. Nov 12

    Check out this essay on essays...

    Reader in a Lost World via @https://twitter.com/MarginaliaROB
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    Nov 9

    This is a gorgeous piece: "We feel with another, we think with another, and that is a large part of why we read. To escape the self. To expand the self. To know and experience more and more. “Life piled on life were all too little . . ."

    Too often, we are told to read to find ourselves. But we should to escape the self, to expand the self, to leave the limits of our own subjectivity... & grad Brad Holden delights the lost reader :
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    Nov 9

    Writing a poem about and feeling strange blazes of bravado and arrogance surging through veins made timid by academic neatness...Maybe the old man is hovering about, hooting encouragement...

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  18. Nov 9

    Reader in a Lost World via @https://twitter.com/MarginaliaROB

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  19. Nov 9

    Does Law Disdain Literature? via @https://twitter.com/MarginaliaROB
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