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The Nature of Culture (1952) collected Kroeber's essays published on such topics as cultural theory, kinship, social psychology, and psychoanalysis.

That seriousness, bordering on severity, is mentioned time and again by the friends (from Harold Pinter and Simon Gray to Dan Jacobson and Peter Porter) who contributed to a book of essays published on his 60th birthday.

The two philosophers have also continued their argument about the nature of consciousness with essays published on the popular Leiter Reports: A Philosophy Blog, with plenty of comments from spectators (leiterreports.typepad.com).typepad.com

In an essay published on Friday, Fidel Castro said that the U.S. will never have Cuba.

Among the strangest reactions of all, though, was an essay, published on Tuesday, called "Facing Facts about Race".

He seems to have been made more vulnerable to suicide by depression, which he described in a short story and an essay published on his blog in 2007.

The sensation of the literary Internet last week was a long essay published on Gawker by the Web site's features editor, Tom Scocca.

During his time out of the office, he disclosed the lie in an essay published on Medium, which he then shared on Twitter.

"We Brazilians can say with pride that we are one of the most mixed-race countries of the world," Mr. Temer said in an essay published on Friday.

By Malcolm Gladwell December 10, 2013 The sensation of the literary Internet last week was a long essay published on Gawker by the Web site's features editor, Tom Scocca.

"The temptation to settle accounts would be great," writes the Middle East scholar, Amatzia Baram, in an essay published on Friday by the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.