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The Academics Who Caught Fire

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By Lynn Steger Strong
| The Atlantic Verified
Separating facts from lies, and real thoughts from fabrications, can seem more difficult than ever: Words and images are easily faked, and some writers at every stage—students, academics, novelists—are letting machines do the work for them. The author may as well be dead. Ubiquitous cameras are eroding human privacy, creating the sense that we live in a panopticon. And across many popular platforms, information is often shorn of context, if not outright false.
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Gwendoline Riley’s New Novel Surveys the Wreckage of Middle Age

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By Lynn Steger Strong
| The New Yorker Verified
That repeated “nothing” is surely a deliberate echo of the “ ‘Nothing?’ ‘Nothing.’ ” in “King Lear,” when Lear beseeches each of his three daughters to declare the strength of their love for him, and his youngest, Cordelia, replies that she is unable to speak what is not true.
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Gwendoline Riley’s New Novel Surveys the Wreckage of Middle Age

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By Lynn Steger Strong
| Flipboard
1 hour ago In “Israel: What Went Wrong?,” Omer Bartov charts how a nation founded in the wake of trauma abandoned the emancipatory impulse of its origins. ISRAEL: What Went Wrong?, by Omer Bartov Omer Bartov was born in Israel, was raised in a Zionist household and served for four years in the Israel Defense …
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