Contributor
Benjamin R. Cohen lives and works in Easton, Pennsylvania. He is a former film critic for The Granville Sentinel and a current professor at Lafayette College.
Interviews
An Interview with Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò
Benjamin R. Cohen
Departments
Object: Glass Tile
Benjamin R. Cohen
Interviews
A Microinterview with Peter Galison
Benjamin R. Cohen
This issue features a microinterview with Peter Galison, conducted by Benjamin Cohen. Galison, a MacArthur Fellow and historian of science and technology, is more properly ...
Interviews
An Interview with Rebecca Solnit
Benjamin R. Cohen
Interviews
An Interview with Michael Pollan
Benjamin R. Cohen
Departments
Library: The Pembroke Library
Benjamin R. Cohen
Interviews
An Interview with Arnold Davidson
Benjamin R. Cohen
Interviews
An Interview with Marjorie Grene
Benjamin R. Cohen
Object: Glass Tile
Benjamin R. Cohen
Apr 3 2024
FEATURES: MulticoloredPurchased at the art store in townHealing I live in a mansion. It has a black-and-white tiled kitchen floor. When I moved in, some tiles had ...A Microinterview with Peter Galison
Benjamin R. Cohen
Jun 1 2011
This issue features a microinterview with Peter Galison, conducted by Benjamin Cohen. Galison, a MacArthur Fellow and historian of science and technology, is more properly ...An Interview with Rebecca Solnit
Benjamin R. Cohen
Sep 1 2009
Rebecca Solnit is the author of twelve books. She is a journalist, essayist, environmentalist, historian, and art critic; she is a contributing editor to Harper’s, a columnist ...An Interview with Michael Pollan
Benjamin R. Cohen
Apr 1 2007
Michael Pollan is a nature writer of sorts. Throughout his career, his subjects have been places where people live and work, where humans take part in nature instead of just ...Library: The Pembroke Library
Benjamin R. Cohen
Aug 1 2006
The Pembroke Library is about nine feet wide by thirty feet long. It’s a full lending library, with four thousand books, two computers, a dozen movies, and, for almost fifteen ...An Interview with Arnold Davidson
Benjamin R. Cohen
May 1 2006
One evening in the early 1970s two men faced each other in the White House. One was President Richard Nixon; the other was a teenager named Arnold Davidson, who was performing ...An Interview with Marjorie Grene
Benjamin R. Cohen
Mar 1 2005
Marjorie Grene, the ninety-four-year-old professor emerita of philosophy at Virginia Tech, is difficult to categorize. She is at once an intellectual giant, the ...
