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Sinopsis
Liberties features the world’s sharpest minds for readers who are determined to stay curious. The result is a collection of writing about today worth rereading tomorrow.
Every issue of Liberties offers more of the different. This independent journal of ideas publishes long-form essays and original poetry on a quarterly basis, bringing together voices that rarely share the same page. In the Fall 2026 issue of Liberties, Ian Buruma exposes our inherited misconceptions of Asia; Jed Perl confronts Marcel Duchamps’ incomprehensible reputation; David Nirenberg probes the history of the way we look at history; Yegor Lapshov reports on his misadventures at the Venice Biennale; Kenda Mutongi introduces an African environmental artist; Husam Maarouf recalls the experience of writing in a warzone; Luciano Floridi laments the authority of phony cultural objects; Justin Smith-Ruiu considers the new legitimacy of medically assisted suicide; Daniel Agbiboa uncovers a hidden complexity in forgiveness; James McAuley pens a portrait of a little-known Jewish heroine; Ben Libman analyzes the power of the gaze, male and otherwise; Theo Lipsky reveals the unfamiliar liberal foundations of the American military; Christina Cacouris indicts fashion designers who loathe women; Joseph Celizic testifies to moving on from a family tragedy; Jasmine Ramze Rezaee questions who Canadian democracy is for; Celeste Marcus deplores American Jewry’s imagined Israel; Leon Wieseltier defends the authority of elders; and Ange Mlinko and Michael Hofmann provide new poetry.
Liberties is the premier literary journal of culture and politics that also publishes new works online weekly and hosts lively events dedicated to thinking carefully about art and ideas. United only by a commitment to advancing the humanities and the democratic process, Liberties provides serious ideas and beautiful writing for readers who demand both.
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Ian Buruma is the author most recently of Stay Alive: Berlin, 1939-1945. He has written widely on Chinese and Japanese culture.
Jed Perl is an art critic and the author of many books. His novel We Never Called It Frisco will appear this fall.
David Nirenberg is Director and the Leon Levy Professor at the Institute of Advanced Study in Princeton. He is the author, among other books, of Neighboring Faiths: Christianity, Islam, and Judaism in the Middle Ages and Today.
Luciano Floridi is John K. Castle Professor in the Practice of Cognitive Science and Founding Director of the Digital Ethics Center at Yale University and the author, among other books, of The Ethics of Information.
Ben Libman is an author and translator based in Paris.
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