1 September, 2020
Janis Jin
The fifth feature of the Oxonian Review's series on Voice examines the phenomenon of Asian American appropriation of Black vernacular—and suggests a different way forward for Asian American voice
20 August, 2020
Antony Huen
A short essay on art created under quarantine
13 August, 2020
Gabriel Roberts
Rutger Bregman, Humankind: A Hopeful History
6 August, 2020
Eli Philip Bernstein
James Hankins, Virtue Politics: Soulcraft and Statecraft in Renaissance Italy
15 July, 2020
The Oxonian Review
The Oxonian Review is launching a book review competition for undergraduate students
10 July, 2020
Dmitry Dundua
The fourth feature of the Oxonian Review's series on voice looks at the many voices of composer Robert Ashley
3 July, 2020
Aliya Ram
The third feature of the Oxonian Review's series on voice asks: when language is the tool of authority, what does revolt sound like?
20 June, 2020
Oscar Harrington-Shaw
The second feature of the Oxonian Review's series on voice takes up the question of authorial voice in video games
6 June, 2020
Nicolas Liney
The Oxonian Review is introducing a new series on the theme of Voice. The first feature is an essay on Milman Parry and the voice of epic
29 May, 2020
Maya Krishnan
Carmen Maria Machado, In the Dream House
