Carlo Ginzburg: In Memoriam
Carlo Ginzburg, arguably the greatest living historian until his death this past June, changed how we understand the past. His 1976 classic, "The Cheese and the Worms," about a sixteenth-century Italian miller, launched microhistory itself. But who was the man behind the method?
The “These Shores and Those” Edition
We discuss: 1) Gadi Eisenkot’s Sisyphean efforts to piece together a governing coalition out of parties that refuse to sit one with the other 2) What America’s elections augur for Israel: Is columnist Tom Friedman right when he warns Israel that “the America you knew is gone”?