To the Editor: The essay misses the point.
To the Editor: This essay on fixing cancer care helps explain why we have lost decades of research directed at the causes of cancer.
SUNDAY REVIEW, PAGE 3 THE PUBLIC EDITOR An essay contest from The Ethicist stirs a fuss among vegetarians and meat eaters.
To the Editor: The essay on preparing patients and families for death missed some complexities and subtleties of how best to deal with the terminally sick.
ALLAN BRICK Kennett Square, Pa., May 27, 2013 To the Editor: This essay speaks to the disturbing trend that finds more Americans today living in an atomized society that is increasingly separated from the military.
Jonathan Peled Spokesman, Embassy of Israel Washington, July 19 , 2010To the Editor: The essay about a bill granting ultra-Orthodox rabbis in Israel authority over conversions to Judaism reminds us that all religions are obsessed with the question of who is the "real" adherent.
ESSAY Editors' Note: December 19 , 2004 Sunday An essay on Page 16 of the Book Review today, "Is There Censorship?," discusses government regulations on publishing the work of writers in Iran, Sudan, Cuba and possibly other countries under United States economic sanctions.
David Maltby New York, Oct. 28, 2008 To the Editor: Many essays have been written recently attempting to explain the financial catastrophe gripping the global economy.
With a hefty dose of skepticism and gloom-tinted glasses, Laurie Abraham, an Elle magazine editor, personal-essay veteran and connoisseur of relationship lit, seems to have had this very thought, if not the same originating spat.
Richard Leppert, the editor of "Essays on Music," bravely defends these tirades; he wishes us to believe that Adorno was attacking not authentic African-American composers such as Duke Ellington but white jazzmen like Paul Whiteman — those who appropriated the original "hot music".
