
A professor at the University of Houston and the Women’s Institute of Houston, Robert Zaretsky is also a culture columnist at the Forward.

A professor at the University of Houston and the Women’s Institute of Houston, Robert Zaretsky is also a culture columnist at the Forward.
Erri De Luca is being shunned for his views on genocide and Zionism
If you live in Maine and aspire to a virtuous life, how do you decide how to cast your vote in November?
Edgar Morin reveled in the complexity of events; his life became an expression of his philosophy
Samuel Beckett's classic baffled Miami audiences in 1956. Today, it couldn't seem more a propos.
'Israel: What Went Wrong' sees Omer Bartov, a scholar of genocide and the Holocaust, considering how his birthplace changed
Viktor Orban's defeat and Pope Leo's homilies promise a return to common decency that Benjamin Netanyahu is still resisting
A new film adaptation of Albert Camus' 'The Stranger' finds the world as strange and absurd as it ever was.
In his underappreciated essays, Thomas Nagel counsels us against taking the world, our ourselves, too seriously