Politics in Paperback
October 27, 2008
The NYTimes Sunday Book Review gave a brief shout-out to The Art of Ill Will by Donald Dewey (NYU Press 2008) in their Paperback Row article. THE ART OF ILL… READ MORE
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Politics in Paperback
The NYTimes Sunday Book Review gave a brief shout-out to The Art of Ill Will by Donald Dewey (NYU Press 2008) in their Paperback Row article. THE ART OF ILL… READ MORE
Should we all move to Scandinavia if McCain wins?
October 23, 2008
That’s the question asked by Salon.com writer Louis Bayard in his piece on Phil Zuckerman’s Society without God (NYU Press 2008). As for faith being the cornerstone of personal morality,… READ MORE
Ill Will Online
Donald Dewey, author of The Art of Ill Will (NYU Press 2008), talks to Brian Lehrer about politics, art and their uniquely American intersections.
Should we all move to Scandinavia if McCain wins?
That’s the question asked by Salon.com writer Louis Bayard in his piece on Phil Zuckerman’s Society without God (NYU Press 2008). As for faith being the cornerstone of personal morality,… READ MORE
Ill Will Online
Donald Dewey, author of The Art of Ill Will (NYU Press 2008), talks to Brian Lehrer about politics, art and their uniquely American intersections.
Podcast: The Criminal Brain
October 22, 2008
Dr. Kevin Keough, host of the North Star Guardians, interviews Dr. Nicole Rafter, author of The Criminal Brain: Understanding Biological Theories of Crime (NYU Press 2008).
God Bless America(?)
Phil Zuckerman, professor of sociology at Pitzer College, is the author of Society Without God: What the Least Religious Nations Can Tell us About Contentment, (NYU Press 2008). The candidates… READ MORE
Podcast: The Criminal Brain
Dr. Kevin Keough, host of the North Star Guardians, interviews Dr. Nicole Rafter, author of The Criminal Brain: Understanding Biological Theories of Crime (NYU Press 2008).
God Bless America(?)
Phil Zuckerman, professor of sociology at Pitzer College, is the author of Society Without God: What the Least Religious Nations Can Tell us About Contentment, (NYU Press 2008). The candidates… READ MORE