Louis Menand

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Louis Menand is an American critic, essayist, and Harvard professor best known for his work on American intellectual and cultural history, including the Pulitzer Prize–winning book "The Metaphysical Club."

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instanceOf Pulitzer Prize winner
essayist
historian of ideas
human
literary critic
university professor
areaOfInfluence United States intellectual life
awardReceived Francis Parkman Prize
National Humanities Medal
Pulitzer Prize for History
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt Harvard University
Pomona College
employer Harvard University
The New Yorker
familyName Menand
fieldOfWork American cultural history
American intellectual history
literary criticism
genre essay
non-fiction
givenName Louis
hasWrittenFor The New Republic
The New York Review of Books
The New Yorker
influencedBy Charles Sanders Peirce
John Dewey
Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.
William James
languageOfWorkOrName English
name Louis Menand
notableWork American Studies
linked to: American studies

The Free World
The Marketplace of Ideas
The Metaphysical Club
occupation author
critic
essayist
professor
positionHeld Professor of English at Harvard University
staff writer at The New Yorker
sexOrGender male
writesAbout American philosophy
higher education in the United States
modern American culture
pragmatism

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