This is an amazing resource, from philosopher Matt Zwolinski. As he explains: “It currently covers nearly 80,000 reviews across 170+ journals, going back to the 1890s. It includes book symposia and a small but growing selection of reviews in non-academic sources (e.g. Times Literary Supplement, New York Review of Books, London Review of Books, The Guardian, etc.).”
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Apologies: GPT-3, not GPT-2. Point still stands, though.
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