Lapham’s Quarterly
Lapham’s Quarterly is a magazine of history and ideas founded and edited by Lewis H. Lapham.
Lapham’s Quarterly is a magazine of history and ideas founded and edited by Lewis H. Lapham.
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The sixteen most read essays and excerpts on Lapham’s Quarterly’s website this year. More
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A look back at the essays and excerpts published on the Quarterly’s website this year. More
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Allen was a director of the American Agora Foundation, the publisher of Lapham’s Quarterly. More
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Since 1918 only seven Pulitzer Prize–winning novels have also been Publishers Weekly’s best-selling novel of the year. More
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A look back at the essays and excerpts published on the Quarterly’s website this year. More
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Readings from the past, from people worried there wouldn’t be a future. More
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Announcing a new season of the Lapham’s Quarterly podcast. More
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A look back at the essays and excerpts published on the Quarterly’s website this year. More
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Listen to the preamble to Water, the Summer 2018 issue of Lapham’s Quarterly. More
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Listen to the preamble to Rule of Law, the Spring 2018 issue of Lapham’s Quarterly. More
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Listen to the preamble to States of Mind, the Winter 2018 issue of Lapham’s Quarterly. More
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Dancing girls, ancient lentils, and Sylvia Plath goes to college. More
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Listen to the preamble to Music, the Fall 2017 issue of Lapham’s Quarterly. More
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Listen to the preamble to Fear, the Summer 2017 issue of Lapham’s Quarterly. More