Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

 

Sunday reading: From the Review, psychologists and torture, and Justice Scalia in theory and practice; on the NYR Daily, the state of the presidential primaries, Poland’s authoritarian turn, and the Coen brothers’ new film.

 

​ Justice for Scalia Robert Post A review of the late justice’s A Matter of Interpretation: Federal Courts and the Law (1998) ​

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​ The Meaning of New Hampshire Charles Simic We are a polarized country, angry and more than a little crazy ​

​ The Collapsing Center Elizabeth Drew Hillary Clinton keeps trying on a role that doesn’t quite fit ​

 

​ The Problem with Poland Jan-Werner Müller It is hard to avoid the feeling that Central Europe is living 1989 in reverse ​

​ The Passion of the Coens Francine Prose Hail, Caesar! brings a grotesque and hilarious touch to faith and ethics ​

 

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​ The Psychologists Take Power Tamsin Shaw How psychologists colluded with the Department of Defense and the CIA to support torture