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Kathryn Tabb

Kathryn Tabb is an assistant professor of philosophy at Columbia University, specializing in the history and philosophy of psychiatry.

I Think, Therefore ...

I Think, Therefore ...

How much can we really know about the mystery of ourselves?

by Kathryn Tabb | Monday, February 29, 2016
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14 Novels of Love Gone Wrong

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The history of love is hardly all sunshine, daisies, and boxes of chocolate. Arguably the oldest love story in the Western canon ended quite badly when Adam and Eve fell out of Eden, and classics like Wuthering Heights and Anna Karenina continue that noble tradition. This Valentine’s Day, celebrate the whole history of love—even the ugly bits—with these 14 novels of romance gone awry.