Articles
Read more than 6000 articles in 35 languages from over 90 cultural journals and associates.
The age of discovery
America
The Fort Madison Rodeo
(A Traveller's Tale)
Americans at millennium’s end
How we learned to love the media and forget who we are
Hebrew poetry at the turn of the millennium
Preface to the anthology of contemporary Hebrew poetry
New Asian Migration to Eastern Europe
The Case of the Chinese in Hungary
The Fall of the Angelus Novus
Beyond the Modern Game of Roots and Options
The global and the local in human rights: The case of FR Yugoslavia
The Case of the FR of Yugoslavia
In a fascinating addendum to Native Son (1940), the novelist Richard Wright talked about “the deep fun” of writing the book, and his sense that the nightmarish but weirdly comic saga of an illiterate black killing an upper-class white was universal.