@judithshul

judithshul has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in September 2022. Resources judithshul has populated their site with include: • A Record of Pure, Predatory Sadism • What You Need to Know to Stop a Coup • Essay | Campus Radicals and Leftist Groups Have Embraced the Idea of ‘Settler Colonialism’ • Review of Nobel Prize winner Han Kang's latest novel • The Decolonization Narrative Is Dangerous and False • Those campus chants, decoded • Judith Shulevitz on The Ezra Klein Show • My book is The Sabbath World and you should feel free to buy it. • Don't get Zionism? Read George Eliot • My profile of a brilliant and super-provocative Israeli artist • The best piece on Kafka out right now • Michel Houellebecq Has Some Fresh Predictions. Be Afraid. (Gift link.) • A Child’s-Eye View of 1970s Debauchery • Marilynne Robinson Makes the Book of Genesis New • A Call for Empathy for Innocent Israelis Oct. 19, 2023 • Zombie History Stalks Ukraine • Lauren Groff Has Written a New Gospel • The Devil Inside Her: On Susan Taubes, The Atlantic, August 11, 2023 • What’s So Funny About Dying? (The Atlantic, July/August 2023) • It’s Okay to Like Good Art by Bad People (The Atlantic, April 2023) • The Miraculous Salman Rushdie (The Atlantic, March 2023) • Hanif Kureishi Is Tweeting for His Life (The Atlantic, January 2023) • Little House on the Prairie—With Meth (Atlantic, December 2022) • Orhan Pamuk's Justifiably Paranoid Novels (Atlantic, November 2022) • Dead Mothers and Their Daughters (Atlantic, October 2022) • For Hilary Mantel, It All Came Down to Blood: A Eulogy (Atlantic, September 2022) • Tracy Flick vs. Toxic Masculinity (Atlantic, June 2022) • Sheila Heti, the Smutty Mystic (Atlantic, March 2022) • Olga Tokarczuk's Messianic Masterpiece (New York Times, February 2022) • W. G. Sebald Ransacked Jewish Lives for His Fictions (Atlantic, 2021) • Actually, We *Should* Be Living In Communes (New York Times, 2021) • I Found the Feminism I Was Looking For in the Lost Writings of a 17th-Century Priest (Atlantic, 2021) • Ruth Ozeki Ensouls the World (New York Times, 2021) • The Blake Bailey Debacle (Atlantic, 2021) • Blake Bailey's Interestingly Terrible Philip Roth Biography (Jewish Review of Books, 2021) • Kazuo Ishiguro's Radiant "Klara and the Sun" (Atlantic, 2021) • Protests Won’t Be Enough to Stop a Coup (Atlantic, 2020) • Yup. Here's Another Theory of Western Civilization. It's WEIRD. (Atlantic, 2020) • Hilary Mantel Takes Thomas Cromwell Down (Atlantic, 2020) • Stalin's Five-Day Week Was a Disaster. Just-In-Time Scheduling Is Nearly As Bad. (Atlantic, 2019)) • Shtisel, the First Mainstream Drama to Portray Ultra-Orthodox Jews As People (Commentary, 2019) • Should Writers Sign Contracts Promising to Be Good? (New York Times, 2019) • We Can't Help Loving Alexa. That's the Problem. (Cover Story, Atlantic, 2018) • Ernestine Rose's As-Yet Unmatched Egalitarianism (New York Review of Books, 2018) • Johnnie Tillmon and the Most Important Feminist Organization You've Never Heard Of (New York Review of Books, 2018) • Virginia Woolf Was Wrong About the Brontës (The Atlantic, 2016) • It's OK To Freak Out About Porn (New York Times, 2016) • Society Is Getting a Free Ride Off Women's Labor (New York Times, 2016) • Women Need a Universal Basic Income (New York Times, 2016) • Are We Overregulating Sex? (New York Times, 2015) • Grit: The Word Has Mouth Feel (New York Times, 2016) • My Thoughts on Locker Rooms (New York Times, 2016) • Elena Ferrante Dissolves the Margins (Atlantic, 2015) • Saul Bellow Never Stops Giving Biographers a Hard Time (Atlantic, 2015) • She Who Buys the Bootees Will Surely Buy the Bottle Washer (New York Times, 2015) • My Infamous Safe Spaces Article (New York Times, 2015) • My Big Ideas About Stopping Campus Rape (New York Times, 2015) • People Accused of Campus Rape Have Rights Too (New Republic, 2014) • Children Carry Their Parents’ Suffering under Their Skin (New Republic, 2014) • Being Dead Keeps Meaning Something Else (New Republic, 2014) • The Lifelong Tyranny of the Counterfactual (New Republic, 2014) • Don’t You Dare Say "Disruptive"! (New Republic, 2013) • Only Martians Can Save the Humanities (New Republic, 2013) • Schedules, Calendars, and Other Temporal Constructs That Screw Over Women (New Republic, 2013) • Exactly How Loneliness Kills You: A Primer (New Republic, 2013) • Sheryl Sandberg, Feh (New Republic, 2013) • Why Do Grandmothers Exist? (New Republic, 2013) • Older Parenting: A Big and Scary Natural Experiment (New Republic, 2013) • Our Modern Reality Is That We Poison Ourselves All Day Long (New Republic, 2011) • My Revolutionary Folding Bike (New Republic, 2010) • https://www.instagram.com/judithshul/