Elizabeth Stice is a writer and journalist who contributes to various publications, including Current: Commentary, Reflection, Judgment, Front Porch Republic, Inc., and LA Progressive: Smart Content for Smart People. Her articles cover a range of topics, including literature, philosophy, education, and cultural commentary.
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By: Elizabeth Stice
The Third Reich’s script would please far too many today
By: Elizabeth Stice
One way that we hide hard realities is by pretending that nearly everything can be turned into or made from something else.
By: Elizabeth Stice
Skepticism about books or culture is hardly new or different or exciting. Anti-intellectualism is a grand American tradition.
By: Elizabeth Stice
Hollywood needs more history.
By: Jon D. Schaff, Eric Miller, Elizabeth Stice
A time to be silent, a time to speak
Graduate school in the humanities is a gamble.
The promise of AI is utopian and seems futuristic, but its effects on the educational landscape will make students nostalgic for the pre-ChatGPT days of yore.
By: Elizabeth Stice
Stop saying "media"!
There are many more great Christmas movies, if you just think outside the box.
By: Elizabeth Stice
Anger is the kind of seasoning that needs to be used sparingly.
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