Judith Shulevitz
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Judith Anne Shulevitz is a writer on religion and literature whose articles have appeared in the New York Times and in Slate magazine. She has been heavily involved in the controversy over the work of the psychologist Kevin B. MacDonald.
She is the second wife of Nicholas Lemann, the dean of the Columbia Journalism School. They married 1999 and have a son and a daughter. She also has two stepsons.
[edit] External links
- A listing of Judith Shulevitz's articles at Slate
- Evolutionary Psychology's Anti-Semite (Shulevitz's first article On Kevin MacDonald)
- Is Anthropology Evil?
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