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The Other World War II
A conversation with military historian Max Hastings.
Interview by Donald A. Yerxa
posted 09/01/08
Divine Wind
A revealing look at the diaries of Japanese student-soldiers.
Genzo Yamamoto
posted 09/01/08
Serf, Diva, Countess
The story of a forbidden love.
Betty Smartt Carter
posted 09/01/08
Created Equal
How the movement for women's rights got started.
Tim Stafford
posted 09/01/08
It's Half-Past Twelve Somewhere
Kathleen Norris on a forgotten deadly sin.
Dennis Okholm
posted 09/01/08
Making It New
Andy Crouch proposes a different way for Christians to engage culture.
Gideon Strauss
posted 09/01/08
Whiggish History
Three cheers for an anti-Jacksonian America.
Allen C. Guelzo
posted 09/01/08
Can You Go Home Again?
Education and estrangement.
Lauren F. Winner
posted 09/01/08
Cornucopia
"How do you decide what to review?"
John Wilson
posted 09/01/08
The Logic of Terror—and How to Resist It
The first installment in a new series.
Harold Fickett
posted 09/01/08
No Science, Please
We're evangelical.
Karl W. Giberson
posted 09/01/08
History
Laurance Wieder
posted 09/01/08
Doing Without
Britain after World War II.
Bill McKibben
posted 09/01/08
"You Can Do It!"
Two cheers for the prosperity gospel.
Peter L. Berger
posted 09/01/08
All Things Shining
The 2008 Cannes Film Festival.
Roy Anker
posted 09/01/08
Indiana Jones and the Deadly Blather
Notes on the devolution of a franchise.
Peter T. Chattaway
posted 09/01/08
Reading Habits
Timothy Larsen
posted 09/01/08
Bardus Absconditus
Shakespeare is the Rorschach test of English literature.
Peter J. Leithart
posted 09/01/08
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