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The Ardor of Secession

By Chris TaylorDecember 7, 2012
We come, then, to the secret meaning of the secessionist petitions: They evince not a rejection of, but a desperation for, an intimate union with the state.
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Follow The Leader

By Whitney MallettDecember 6, 2012
How does a religion centered on holy materiality adapt to the virtual?
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Wrong Ways to Eat

By Charlotte ShaneDecember 5, 2012
Despite the history of socially sanctioned feasts and fasts, we're quick to pathologize women who eat inconsistently. Why do women need a good reason to devour?
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Party TV

By Ross PerlinDecember 4, 2012
China Central Television is the most important television network you’ve never heard of, but not for long...
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Baby Daddies and Dandy Scandals

By Emma GarmanNovember 30, 2012
Aristocratic gossip has always been at odds with the absolute discretion expected of the ruling class
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The Flies That Bind

By Jacques FrancisNovember 29, 2012
On at least the third death of Salvagepunk, and with it we notice that we’re not alone
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Hi Haters!

By Rob HorningNovember 27, 2012
The metaphor of microfame and the structure of feeling of social-media use
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Growing Up TV

By Danielle KingNovember 26, 2012
The last role of a child star is always collapse
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The Laughing Indian

By Lou CornumNovember 21, 2012
Sherman Alexie trades the stoic Indian stereotype for another, but do his jokes tickle or unsettle?
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The Streets of Spain

By Dan HancoxNovember 20, 2012
A report from Madrid's 14 November general strike
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Looking Through You

By Ricky D'AmbroseNovember 16, 2012
Transparency as aesthetic feature, transparency as disposition, transparency as force
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Speak/Now

By Voyou DésœuvréNovember 14, 2012
Two developments of the past few years call for the re-opening this discussion of the relationship between feminist politics and the referentiality of language: the feminist blogosphere and the lyrics of Taylor Swift.
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The Anti-Family

By Madeleine SchwartzNovember 12, 2012
MTV’s Teen Mom presents teen motherhood not as a threat to the normal structures of everyday life, but as our new social reality. What it doesn’t get to is that this is a good thing
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Theory Porn

By Jane HuNovember 9, 2012
A review of Tamara Faith Berger's complex erotic novel Maidenhead.
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The Semiautobiographers

By Emily CookeNovember 8, 2012
A phalanx of recent books by women are refusing old-fashioned plot structures and paying special attention to the unruly sexual lives of their characters. Is this the way to liberation?
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Ghost World (Like a Bad Dream)

By Masha TupitsynNovember 7, 2012
On love, ghosts, and Lawrence Kasdan's 1988 film The Accidental Tourist

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