All articles from Woman of Letters
This year's trendy new thinker
Apparently, reading scores are down not just in America but throughout the world. This means that, on average, contemporary young people have lower literacy than young people did even ten or twenty ye
How to convince people of color to study at your Great Books program
Recently I came across a very thoughtful post by a professor named James Hankins, who left Harvard University to teach at the Hamilton Center at the University of Florida.
This AI-assisted writer had a very strong personal vision for her work
About a month ago, there was a novel that was withdrawn by its publisher, Hachette, because the book was written with the assistance of AI.
The Hedgehog Review
There are dozens of little intellectual journals that publish three or four times a year and are meant for a small, but non-specialized audience: I’m talking about The Yale Review, The Drift, The Baff