Paul W. Gleason
Paul W. Gleason teaches in the religion department at California Lutheran University and is a recent recipient of the National Book Critic Circle's emerging critic award.
Should Millennials Blame Boomers for Economic Woes? A New Book Says Yes.
A new book blames the Baby Boomers for Millennials' economic woes—and lets Reagan off the hook.
Why Is the Myers-Briggs Test Still So Popular?
In her most recent book, Merve Emre examines our obsession with ourselves.
Martha Nussbaum Wants Americans to Calm Down
A new book by one of America's foremost philosophers recommends talk therapy to a troubled nation that probably needs something stronger.
How to Fight Inequality, According to Thomas Piketty
Two new books on economic history and theory suggest the limits of the Austrian school—and the vital importance of progressive taxation.