Such an excellent piece by Adam Gopnik in the @newyorker.com, back in the World Cup year of 1998. I remember reading it at the time, and felt it was time for a reread. www.newyorker.com/magazine/199...
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Dal Manifesto del rinoceronte di Adam Gopnik al “legno storto” di Isaiah Berlin, una difesa della libertà fondata sull’imperfezione umana. Leggi l’articolo su InOltre ⬇️
Contro il populismo dilagante, serve un liberalismo senza complessi
Il liberalismo non è una via di mezzo tra destra
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PREVIEW: New Yorker writer Adam Gopnik to appear at the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center April 25
PREVIEW: New Yorker writer Adam Gopnik to appear at the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center April 25 - The Berkshire Edge
The longtime New Yorker writer will discuss culture, politics, and the enduring power of the essay.
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in addition to Adam Serwer's excelent article, everyone needs to read a thousand small sanities by adam gopnik
Last week in Minnesota, I watched ordinary people risk their lives to protect their neighbors. In the process, they not only won a significant—though not final—victory against authoritarianism, they proved virtually every MAGA social theory wrong. (gift link) www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/0...
❄️Ho scritto un articolo sul saggio L'invenzione dell’inverno di Adam Gopnik, una lettura approfondita e originale #libri site.unibo.it/canadausa/it...
L’invenzione dell’inverno: un viaggio illuminante tra memoria e cultura
La redazione CanadaUsa esplora il concetto di cultura in contesto nordamericano, ad ampio raggio. Gli articoli e le recensioni spaziano dalla letteratura all'arte e al cinema, dalla musica ai prodotti...
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Reposting this Comment from , tragically, 2012, which remains true, and in many ways even truer, tonight. www.newyorker.com/news/daily-c...
The Simple Truth About Gun Control
Mass shootings are an epidemic, but we already know how to stop them. Why don’t we?
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Remembering Albert Camus on his birthday 🎂 📷 Henri Cartier-Bresson, 1944 "Looking at the famous portrait by Cartier-Bresson from the forties you see why people thought of him as a star & not just as a sage; you also see that he knew the effect he was having." - Adam Gopnik
Läs gärna min intervju med kulturelitens sista optimist, New Yorker-legenden Adam Gopnik, och kolla vårt TV-samtal på EFN.SE. efn.se/liberalismen...
Kulturelitens sista optimist: Därför hatar världen frihet
The New Yorkers Adam Gopnik: ”Demokratin har dödförklarats många gånger”
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So thrilling to see Habs advance to playoffs! We've had better teams, of course, and more finished teams -- but I can't recall a Montreal Canadiens team that played with more heart, more spirit , or had a brighter core of young players.
I've been a crazed Habs fan for almost sixty years now (58 to be precise.) We've had better teams, of course, and more finished teams -- but I can't recall a Montreal Canadiens team that played with more heart, more spirit , or had a brighter core of young players.
THEY'RE IN ✅ THE MONTREAL CANADIENS HAVE CLINCHED THE LAST PLAYOFF SPOT.
Teaching tomorrow night. myfivethings.com/class/adam-g...
...Five Things I've Learned - Five Things I've Learned
Join me in this live, two-hour class and discover the Five Things I’ve Learned about the mystery of mastery – and about the ways our humanity is immeasurably enriched in even the simplest things we se...
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I'll be teaching tomorrow night at 8 EST, all about the nature of learning and what I've learned. I'll have guests, you'll be able to ask questions, and it should be fun.You can register below myfivethings.com/class/adam-g...
...Five Things I've Learned - Five Things I've Learned
Join me in this live, two-hour class and discover the Five Things I’ve Learned about the mystery of mastery – and about the ways our humanity is immeasurably enriched in even the simplest things we se...
myfivethings.com
Glad to offer this praise of Canadian patriotism, trying to distinguish it from the more toxic forms of nationalism.
As the good, quiet middle child, Canada is so often overlooked by the UK, so it was great to hear the Situation finally turning up on Radio 4, with this excellent piece by Adam Gopnik and an equally excellent interview with Margaret Macmillan on Broadcasting House. www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...
Another seasonal favorite. Does anyone know this book? We're reading it again today. Adam Gopnik is one of my favorite writers — So smart and sensitive. His words are always thoughtful and inspiring. Find a copy if you haven't read it yet. It's so good! ❄️✨
Adam Gopnik writes about the changes in the skies above, from Saturn’s disappearing rings to ever more drone sightings, and their parallels to life below.
As if Times Weren’t Unsettling Enough, Saturn Is Losing Its Rings
The rain it raineth every day, as Shakespeare noted, apparently even on Saturn. The cosmos, it seems, is no comfort at this moment.
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This account is a staunch supporter of your local public library. USE IT.
“The opposite of humanism is not theism but fanaticism; the opposite of liberalism is not conservatism but dogmatism. Fanaticism is therefore the chief enemy of humanism, and fanaticism in political life is the chief enemy of the liberal ideal.”—Adam Gopnik, A Thousand Small Sanities (2019)
Tired: Lane Hutson for Calder Wired: Emil Heineman for Calder
At the New Yorker: Ben Franklin once proposed that the turkey would make a more suitable national bird than the eagle—an idea seconded by Adam Gopnik. “The turkey is the bird of ascending honor,” Gopnik writes, “silly and vain, pluming itself too much on the small stuff but sharing the feed .." 1/2
Reposting my piece from a year ago about visiting Dealey Plaza. Nov.22nd, 1963 --the moment my consciousness, like so many others, turned inside out. www.newyorker.com/culture/cult...
The Intimate Reality of the J.F.K. Assassination
A visit to Dealey Plaza, after years of thinking and reading about the Kennedy assassination, came as a shock.
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My most recent piece on the theory and practice of crowds and mobs. www.newyorker.com/magazine/202...
What’s the Difference Between a Rampaging Mob and a Righteous Protest?
From the French Revolution to January 6th, crowds have been heroized and vilified. Now they’re a field of study.
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About to unleash Jessica B. Hill’s THE DARK LADY in New York City Audience is now coming in. Adam Gopnik in the house. People who flew in from Stratford. NY theatre types. Friends. Romans. Countrymen. What a night we will have. What an honour. So proud of Jessica and Canadian+Winnipeg-made theatre.
And here, to mark my migration to this place, some simple and wise words from my wisest predecessor, E.B. White.
My piece from Fort Sumter the weekend before the election. On Folding The Flag: www.newyorker.com/magazine/dis...
After Trump’s Reëlection, How Can Americans Rebuild a Common Life?
Visiting the site where the Civil War began, for clues on how the cold war of the present may end.
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