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@oxfordpublicity.bsky.socialReposted by @hopkinspress.bsky.socialAuthor Anne Luke writes about teenage stress in @belfasttelegraph.co.uk and offers advice on what parents can do to support their children.
Anne's @hopkinspress.bsky.social book TRANSLATING YOUR TEEN is available to buy in Europe from any bookshop!
@jodemocracy.bsky.socialReposted by @hopkinspress.bsky.social"Protest movements become most politically consequential when they expand beyond constituencies already opposed to the government."
@asapjournal.bsky.socialReposted by @hopkinspress.bsky.socialCheck out our newest Provocations essay on Amy De'Ath's *Behind Our Backs: Feminized Poetry and Capitalist Abstraction*—out now!
By @azalokostas.bsky.social, @sarahmdowling1.bsky.social,
@fintancalpin.bsky.social, and @francesjean.bsky.social
@brookings.eduReposted by @hopkinspress.bsky.social"When the Kremlin raises the prospect of nuclear use in implausible circumstances, at the end of the day, it does not follow through." Read Steven Pifer's analysis on what Putin's recent threats reveal.
@socres.orgReposted by @hopkinspress.bsky.socialAnne Allison explores the proliferation of shūkatsu (anticipatory end-of-life planning) and high-tech urban columbaria—and how a society without kin is radically redesigning death, mourning, and social bonds.
@hopkinspress.bsky.socialNEW ISSUE OUT NOW
American Journal of Philology
147.3, Fall 2026
#S2O #OpenAccess @ProjectMUSE
tinyurl.com/5xeecrs6
CONTRIBUTORS
Emily Lucille Hurt
Radcliffe Edmonds
Teddy Fassberg
Scott Lawin Arcenas
Lauren Curtis
R. A. Lahiri
Sarah Derbew
Hanne Eisenfeld
Craig Jendza
Kathryn Tempest
and more
@yalereview.bsky.socialReposted by @hopkinspress.bsky.socialAnne Carson has won the Nobel Prize in Literature! In our Summer 1991 Issue, we published a selection of her "Short Talks."
Revisit them here:
yalereview.org/article/cars...
@hopkinspress.bsky.socialOur top 20 most-read articles in September include an interview with John Waters in @hopkinsreview.bsky.social, queries into euthanasia, liberal feminism, the role of papal politics, whiteness in Hollywood, the Meanings of Modern/Modernity/Modernism, and more!
@hopkinspress.bsky.socialSave 30% on bestselling books now through October 20th with code HFALL26. From new bestsellers like "Cats: A History" and " School's Out" to backlist essentials, you'll save on great books in all areas of interest.
@oxfordpublicity.bsky.socialReposted by @hopkinspress.bsky.socialThe Palaeontological Association @thepalass.bsky.social reviews @hopkinspress.bsky.social's WHAT DID DINOSAURS THINK ABOUT? by Jean Le Loeuff.
"a solid introduction to dinosaur neuroscience – Le Loeuff does a brilliant job."
Buy the book in Europe!
@oxfordpublicity.bsky.socialReposted by @hopkinspress.bsky.socialOut now in Europe! SCHOOL'S OUT by @mickeyrevenaugh.bsky.social from @hopkinspress.bsky.social is an excellent roadmap to understanding the evolving landscape of unconventional #education.
Available from your local bookshop!
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@jodemocracy.bsky.socialReposted by @hopkinspress.bsky.social"The job of activists and opposition leaders is to figure out effective ways to increase the costs of supporting autocrats and would-be autocrats, while minimizing the costs of abandoning them."
@socres.orgReposted by @hopkinspress.bsky.socialEver wonder how America’s view on mortality has evolved?
This #TBT revisits “Death in American Experience” (from 1972), with essays by Talcott Parsons, Harold Bloom, Eric Cassell & others that explore the intersections of death, culture, medicine & more.
@jodemocracy.bsky.socialReposted by @hopkinspress.bsky.social"The last-mile problem turns AI’s information advantage into a coercive burden: The more potential targets the system flags, the more human enforcers the regime must mobilize, and the more vulnerable the regime becomes to friction within the system."
@yaleclassicslib.bsky.socialReposted by @hopkinspress.bsky.socialAmerican Journal of Philology Vol. 147, No. 3 ( 2026) muse.jhu.edu/issue/57739 @projectmuse.bsky.social @hopkinspress.bsky.social #openaccess
@yalereview.bsky.socialReposted by @hopkinspress.bsky.social"He meets various shades she’s bound herself not to see.
He tries to tell her the other women’s plain-jane jobs
so she’ll know they’re just like her."
"[He meets various shades...]" by Laura Kolbe, TYR's Poem of the Week: yalereview.org/article/laur...
@edufuturist.bsky.socialReposted by @hopkinspress.bsky.socialHow might we rethink higher ed to focus less on money and more on intellectual development?
Join us this Thursday from 2-3 pm ET as we host University of Virginia professor Chad Wellmon, author of the new book _After the University_:
georgetown.zoom.us/meeting/regi...
@socres.orgReposted by @hopkinspress.bsky.socialOur monthly top 5 is here! See what was popular in September: 1/6
@scsclassics.bsky.socialReposted by @hopkinspress.bsky.socialThe Fall 2026 issue of TAPA is out now at muse.jhu.edu/issue/57717. Read Past President Kirk Ormand's Presidential Address, along with writing on language and pedagogy, Homeric psychology, and more. Members and subscribers can access TAPA through Project Muse.
