 | In 2005, eccentric economist Steven Levitt and journalist Stephen J. Dubner freaked out everyone with their mega-bestselling publishing phenom FREAKONOMICS, wherein they mapped the startling connection between the Roe v. Wade decision and the... |
 | Economist Steven Levitt is a popularizer in the best sense of that term, and his reality-based view of economics encompasses both how it touches our daily lives (though we may not always see it) and how it can help bring clarity to the messy world we... |
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 | Popular conservative radio and TV host Bill O'Reilly draws the battle lines in the culture wars in America in the 21st century, launching a few salvos across the bow of the enemy: "secular progressivism." What is at stake are traditional values, says... |
 | Economist Steven Levitt is a popularizer in the best sense of that term, and his reality-based view of economics encompasses both how it touches our daily lives (though we may not always see it) and how it can help bring clarity to that messy world... |
w~~_6.JPG) | Chuck Klosterman's series of essays on pop culture's interaction with real life is an exploration of our obsession with celebrity, what drives it, and how frequently the lines between entertainment and reality become blurred. It's also an... |
 | Rock and pop-culture critic Chuck Klosterman returns with another collection of previously published essays and articles. Each piece madly probe the delights and murky depths of our mediated reality. Among other things, Klosterman interviews Britney... |
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