Margalit

At The Times, Margalit is a reporter in the celebrated Obituary News department, where she has written send-offs of some of the leading cultural figures of our era, including the pioneering feminist Betty Friedan, the literary critic Wayne C. Booth and the philosopher Paul Ricoeur.

Margalit Fox biography 2007

Margalit is one of only a few journalists in the world to have set foot in the village, and the only one to publish firsthand reporting on its extraordinary life and language.

Margalit Fox biography 2007

Dahlia’s mother, Margalit, is something different from the stereotypical Jewish mother, and yet I doubt anyone will be nominating her as the redemption of Sophie Portnoy.

Elisa Albert, Testing Empathy « The Blog at 16th and Q 2008

But this past week, when I called Margalit to ask her if she would talk to me about her son, ben Margalit) who is currently serving in the paratrooper's unit that began the ground assault on Gaza, there was no light banter in our conversation.

Chabad.org Weekly Magazine [ Korach 5769 - June 26, 2009 ] 2009

Zvi Margalit, a sales rep for a San Francisco-based tech company, ordered his first canvas print after seeing the team from Your Photo on Canvas demonstrate their offerings at his local Costco.

Your Photo on Canvas site turns photos into art for less 2010

Whether they know it or not this week's accused belong to a long tradition of what the writer Ian Buruma – a clever man like Edward Said – called "Occidentalism" in a book he co-authored (Atlantic Books £8.99) with Avishai Margalit in 2004.

Roshonara Choudhry: a sad and misguided case Michael White 2010

Browse an author interview and biography of Margalit Fox.

A discussion with Margalit Fox about Talking Hands: What Sign Language Reveals About the Mind 2010

As Buruma (himself a Japan and south Asia specialist) and Margalit point out, modern is as slippery a concept as west or east.

Roshonara Choudhry: a sad and misguided case Michael White 2010

Margalit wrote about seeing Topol perform the role of Tevye in Los Angeles [...]

Where do you think you are? In Moscow? In Paris? Where do they think they are? America? « The Blog at 16th and Q 2009

Avishai Margalit, a professor of philosophy at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, says that he is not opposed to World Philosophy Day being held in Tehran as long as Iran guarantees visas to all foreigners who wish to participate, including Israelis.

Celebrating Philosophy in Tehran? Evan R. Goldstein 2010