Recreating the forms and sounds of historical musical instruments

Brickbat: Drunk With Power

How the Supreme Court's Conception of Its Role Contributes to the Deformation of the Constitution

Demography Isn’t Destiny

The Quantity Theory of Morality – raucously inventive state-of-the-nation satire

On Jeremiah Johnson

Karoline Leavitt's Unfair Criticism of CNN's Coverage

The Need for Judgment

The Nationalist Lost Cause

Yes, the Iran War Is a 'War of Choice,' and a Bad One

Trump’s Unauthorized War

Penny, a Doberman pinscher, wins the Westminster dog show

"It’s weird: in Updike’s teenage letters he sounds preternaturally sophisticated; in his forties, he sounds like a horny kid"

Larry Levis died in 1996, at the age of 49. His posthumously published poetry forms a towering body of work

Lessons of Darkness: The Sonic and Musical Experience of Time

Historical Perspective on the Unitary Executive

The “delicious joy” of creating and recreating music

Some early life forms may have breathed oxygen well before it filled the atmosphere

The Literature of Limits IV: Hinduism, Forms, and the Infinite

Wagner’s Ring On Period Instruments?

The conceptual affinities and historical convergences between psychoanalysis and Islamic philosophy

How Horses Make Two Sounds at Once