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The rise and fall of Perry Miller

Have their differences been overstated?

Reclaiming a culture, beginning with its language

First published in the May/June 1991 issue of Humanities magazine.

Until recently, the legendary Cold War novel was known only through its English translation

2019 National Humanities Medalist

2019 National Humanities Medalist

2019 National Humanities Medalist

2019 National Humanities Medalist

Oklahoma

Texas

The humble worm was once a status symbol

Bacon wrote canonical essays, steeped in realism and insight, but his true legacy may rest with the sciences 

A lexicon of terms from the intersection of political theory and artificial intelligence

During World War II, François Tosquelles treated patients by addressing the sickness of society

What I ate and learned along Route 11

What honor required of men.

Returning to the roots of the liberal arts.

The great writer from Kentucky (and former Jefferson Lecturer) is published in the Library of America

New technology and new thinking are helping Native American communities revitalize their languages

An interview with Jeffrey Alan Miller