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1. www.nytimes.com › 2022/01/20 › artsReview: ‘As We See It,’ Where the ... - The New York Times

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   Jan 20, 2022 · Jan. 20, 2022. As We See It. NYT Critic’s Pick. By the standards of TV’s apocalypse stories and corporate civil wars, the stakes in “As We See It” could hardly be lower: Finding a...

2. www.economist.com › 1843/2023/12 › 14When the New York Times lost its way - The Economist

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   Dec 14, 2023 · It can’t hope to move society forward. A Black Lives Matter protest in New York, four days after George Floyd’s death, on May 25th 2020. Baquet spoke movingly about how, as a black man, he was ...

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   Is 'as we see it' a dramedy?

   • (OK, points off for a key soundtrack use of “Hallelujah.”) “As We See It” does something a jillion dramedies have done before, but in this context it is radical: It introduces you to a cast of people with the mundane problems of life and gets you to know and like them. For them, those everyday obstacles are more challenging than normal.

   Review: ‘As We See It,’ Where the Quest for ‘Normal’ Is Extraordinary

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   What if this English Vista is a story about the female gaze?

   • If this English vista is a story about the female gaze, we are given it and denied it at once. A woman’s view is not her husband’s. Only Eugène can see the governess — and we, in Morisot’s position, cannot. We’ll never perceive this woman fully. She’ll always be another person’s impression.

   The Impressionist Art of Seeing and Being Seen

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   Does the times have a partisan audience?

   • The Times has every right to pursue the commercial strategy that makes it the most money. But leaning into a partisan audience creates a powerful dynamic. Nobody warned the new subscribers to the Times that it might disappoint them by reporting truths that conflicted with their expectations.

   When the New York Times lost its way - The Economist

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   What is the opinion department at the New York Times?

   • The Opinion department is a relic of the era when the Times enforced a line between news and opinion journalism. Editors in the newsroom did not touch opinionated copy, lest they be contaminated by it, and opinion journalists and editors kept largely to their own, distant floor within the Times building.

   When the New York Times lost its way - The Economist

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4. www.newyorker.com › magazine › 2020/02/17Yuval Noah Harari Gives the Really Big Picture | The New Yorker

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   Feb 10, 2020 · February 10, 2020. Harari, who is slim, soft-spoken, and relentless in his search for an audience, defines himself as both a historian and a philosopher. Photograph by Olaf Blecker for The New ...

5. www.timeout.com › newyork › restaurantsNYC restaurant reviews from Time Out New York's food critic

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   Mar 15, 2024 · In New York City, there is a county known as Kings. Also called Brooklyn, it is arranged into sundry smaller sections with famed names like Williamsburg, Park Slope and Greenpoint.

6. www.nytimes.com › interactive › 2021/06/04The Impressionist Art of Seeing and Being Seen - The New York ...

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   Jun 4, 2021 · The movement’s name was originally a critic’s insult. “Impressionist” came from a venomous review of an 1874 exhibition of paintings by Monet, Renoir, Degas, Pissarro — and one woman ...

7. www.kirkusreviews.com › news-and-features › articles‘New York Times’ Reveals Its Best Books of 2021 | Kirkus Reviews

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   Nov 29, 2021 · BY Michael Schaub • Nov. 29, 2021. The ‘New York Times’ headquarters in New York City. Photo by Gary Hershorn/Getty Images. The New York Times Book Review unveiled its list of the 10 best books of the year, with titles by Honorée Fannone Jeffers, Patricia Lockwood, and Clint Smith among those making the cut.