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    13. sep.

    Inside this week’s issue of The New Yorker:

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    Umberto Eco’s enduringly popular manual “How to Write a Thesis” is more than a guide for undergraduates; the book is a celebration of the magical process of self-realization.

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    Early this morning, Jada gave birth to a healthy little boy. And we know that every new parent thinks this, but we honestly believed he would be cuter.

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    “Here, whether sick or healthy, old or young, all were welcome.” Emily Griffin reflects on a cruise for gay men that she took with her father, in 1991.

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    For the pyschotherapist Esther Perel, love is "an active engagement with all kinds of feelings—positive ones and primitive ones and loathsome ones. And it’s often surprising how it can kind of ebb and flow."

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    The literary scholar and cultural theorist Lauren Berlant saw the American Dream as cruel optimism, a condition “when something you desire is actually an obstacle to your own flourishing.”

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    From 2018: Astrid Holleeder secretly recorded her brother’s murderous confessions. Will he exact revenge?

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    The story of privilege, succession, and wildly diverse outlooks within the bin Laden family, whose name is an indelible part of American history.

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    Towards the end of the Trump presidency, Mark Milley was worried that Trump might start a conflict with Iran. Here’s what he did to stop it.

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    Today, sharing your opinions with people who don’t care is called “Twitter.” In 1996, this was just called “marriage.”

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    Since joining the app last spring, Charli D’Amelio has amassed over six billion likes and 82 million followers.

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    A research team studying air pollution argues that the average Thanksgiving dinner qualifies as an airborne toxic event, due to indoor pollution from cooking:

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    Nine months into Joe Biden’s Presidency, the bottom line is that the Republican war on Biden’s legitimacy and the war on Biden’s COVID policies are now inextricably linked, writes.

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    The manufacturing of national narratives, particularly on the subject of race, is a common theme among contenders for 2021 Award for Nonfiction. See all 10 nominees here:

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    “Stop crying,” Rick Rescorla told his wife, on 9/11. “I have to get these people out safely. If something should happen to me, I want you to know I’ve never been happier. You made my life.”

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    Seven centuries after Dante’s death, his art and its truths feel more necessary than ever, Judith Thurman writes.

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    After a terrorist attack, people’s levels of fear are elevated for about 18 months before returning to normal, says. In the U.S., after 9/11, levels stayed elevated for years and years. “That didn’t happen naturally.” Listen here.

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    In the unprecedented heat in California this summer, plums dropped prematurely, apples were sunburned, and avocados and lemons were smaller than usual. If the past few fire seasons are any indication, farmworkers will pick produce in ash-laden air.

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    “Now, in the semidarkness and the throng of guests, all names seem somehow fluid, interchangeable, secondary. After all, no mortal holds on to his name for very long.” New fiction by Olga Tokarczuk.

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    “Get an image. Follow an object,” Colm Tóibín says, about writing. “Follow the thing to see where it will take you—or follow the rhythm. But don’t try to wrest meaning from it. If you think too much, you’re fucked.”

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    Though I’m not primarily known as an actor, my screen credits include a troubled teen on “As the World Turns” and an elevator operator in the Steven Soderbergh film “King of the Hill.” Can you guess who I am?

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