Roger Berkowitz, Bard College, has published "Approaching Infinity: Dignity in Arthur Koestler’s Darkness at Noon,"in Philosophy and Literature (October 2009). Here is the abstract. Human dignity underlies human rights and is a pillar of liberal...

From the new issue of Newsweek: the new look of prime time. It's white power, as exemplified by series such as FX's Justified, which features a character created by Elmore Leonard. More about Mr. Leonard here.

According to experts, that "literary hoax" that Alexander Pope made fun of in The Dunciad is a hoax no more. It really is by Shakespeare--well, partly by the Bard, and partly by John Fletcher, who was no slouch himself when it came to writing works for...

Jhonny Antonio Pabon Cadavid has published "Approximation to the Copyright History: Normative Antecedents (Aproximación a La Historia Del Derecho De Autor: Antecedentes Normativos)," at 13 Revista La Propiedad Inmaterial 59 (2009). Here is the...

From the Chronicle of Higher Education, a consideration of all that derivative Jane Austen literature by Amy Leal.