The Media Project asks you to plunge deeply into one of these intellectual magazines:

Atlantic Monthly

• AP2.A7 (Print 1857-present), Floor 6
• Online 1857-1901)
• Online (1993-present)

Harper's

• AP2.H2 (Print 1850-present), Floor 6
• Online (1992-present)

Mother Jones

• AP2.M79193 (Print 1984-present), Floor 6
• Online (1990-present)

The Nation

• AP2.N2  (Print 1865-present), Floor 6
• Online (1975-present)

The National Review

• AP2.N27 (Print 1960-present)
• Online (1975-present)

The New Republic

• AP2.N4 (Print 1914-present)
• Online (1990-present)

New Yorker

• 1836 - 1841 in American Periodicals Series 
• AP2.N45 (Print 1936-present)
• Online (1999-present)

Salon.com Online only

See Harvard College Library's  "Popular Magazines and Scholarly Journals " for a list of public intellectual magazines.

There are a couple of ways to get at the content of a magazine:

• Search all issues by topic
• Browse the contents of a single issue.

Library workshop materials, 1/2010

Textbook: Donald Bartholomae, Ways of Reading.  7th edition.

Jeffrey Goldberg, "Unforgiven,"  Atlantic Monthly. May 2008.

Nicholas Carr,"  Is Google Making Us Stoopid"? Atlantic Monthly.  July/August 2008