Paradise is theirs now, and Adam and Eve are in nohurry. Anna Chimowicz is a freelance writer. To suggest a Celebrationsstory, [email protected] (760) 740-3515.

Teaching literature is an exercise in freedom. Now ideological demands from the right are putting it in danger.

“Adam and Eve in Paradise,” by Nancy Snooks. Art selection by Lil Copan in the March 14, 2018 issue. Share Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Email to a friend Print. Early in her art studies, ...

'Paradise Lost': How The Apple Became The Forbidden Fruit : The Salt Some 350 years ago, ... Adam, Eve, Satan in the form of a talking snake — and an apple. Except, of course, ...

More than a century later, John Milton portrays Eve as the central player when Paradise Lost is published in 1667. ... Adam and Eve stand alongside each other at the foundation of our culture.

Evolutionary psychology’s emphasis on our adaptation to the past may have been taken too far where cognition is concerned.