I am an author, researcher, educator, and publisher. I teach at the Faculty of Humanities Tel Aviv University and have served as a visiting scholar and lecturer at Harvard University and Sciences Po Paris. My interests lie in theoretical and practical rhetoric,  the learning sciences, and the material culture of books. I explore and develop new methods of learning, teaching, and exchanging knowledge, particularly at the intersections of theory and practice.

My book Clichés from Modernity to AI, co-authored with Dana Riesenfeld, will be published by Oxford U P. My Previous book, "Manifestos: Restless Writings on the Brink of the 21st Century" was published in Hebrew by Bar Ilan U P (2018).
I wrote the children's books "The most Boring Book in the World" and "The Strange and Unbelievable Story of Comma and Period". 
I publish essays in magazines such as Haaretz, Hazman Hazeh, Alaxon, Aeon and Philosophy Now.

 I am a member of the ADARR research group in rhetoric and a Board Member at the "Derech Ruach" Foundation, which promotes the Humanities. I reside in Tel-Aviv-Yafo and am the Founder of "Home-Press" along with my partner Uri Yoeli.

I'm not on social media, but I'm here:
nana.ariel@gmail.com