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You're Almost Definitely More of a Jerk Than You Think You Are
Toward a Theory of Unpleasant Behavior
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Eric Schwitzgebel
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4 Reasons a Writer Should Move to Pittsburgh
Kristofer Collins: Pittsburgh is... Littsburgh?
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Kristofer Collins
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On the Humorous Surrealism
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Penelope Rosemont
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Jessica McDiarmid
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Searching for Trans Identity in Jewish Texts
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Abby Stein
| November 14, 2019
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has won the 2019 Goldsmiths Prize.
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Broken Heart? Immanuel Kant is Here to Help
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Let's Talk About Love: A Lost Vocabulary of Amorous Terms
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A Day in the Life of a Food Critic:
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Navigating a World That Sees My Black Son's Suffering as Incidental
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Jerald Walker
| November 13, 2019
Life Inside Guantánamo:
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Meet the Finalists for Next Week's National Book Awards
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