Faculty News
Richard Aldous Hosts Bookstack, a Weekly Podcast on American Purpose
On his weekly podcast Bookstack, Richard Aldous, Eugene Meyer Professor of British History and Culture, has discussed the demonization of women in power, right-wing narratives and their internet success, and American foreign policy. On the latest episode, Aldous spoke with Walter Russell Mead, James Clarke Chace Professor of Foreign Affairs and the Humanities. More >
Hua Hsu’s Stay True Reviewed in the New York Times and Covered on NPR, GQ, CBS, and Others
“This is a memoir that gathers power through accretion,” writes Jennifer Szalai of Professor of Literature Hua Hsu’s Stay True for the New York Times. Calling Stay True “quietly wrenching,” and Hsu himself “a subtle writer, not a showy one,” Szalai hesitates to put the memoir too tidily into any one box. “To say that this book is about grief or coming-of-age doesn’t quite do it justice; nor is it mainly about being Asian American, even though there are glimmers of that too,” she writes. More >
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- New York Times Reviews Bard Professor Jenny Xie’s New Collection of Poems The Rupture Tense
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