...money off your misery How professors use their time: faculty time allocation The great graduate school experiment in Utopian socialism Decolonisation of the Mind Capitalism simply isn't working and here...
...does not elevate nor imprison her. She is free from the identity politics that would compress all instinct, intellect, and intuition into slogans. Her feminism is always without derision or...
...peddling unsound victuals. To them, it was simply a matter of self-preservation. Rotten food threatened state security. Contaminated grain proved the decisive factor in Athens’ defeat in the Peloponnesian War....
...as two other Worlds’ Fairs). In various popular culture depictions, he is at once lauded for his fierce commitment to defending the freedom of his people and reviled for his...
...creative will under the oppressive weight of tradition and history. Break free and do your own thing. It's a beautiful idea, and one I believe in, but as right as...
...zone—by wearing a dowdy outfit that conceals my body, or simply by being in my own world for a moment—there’s a catcall there to remind me that even if I’m...
...us with a legitimate freedom—we can now choose whether or not our body will figure into any given social interaction. Simply kissing more is not a recipe for greater, more...
...Chantal Akerman’s films show how murderous violence always lurks in the mundanity of the domestic WHEN Chantal Akerman’s hyperrealist homage to ritualistic domesticity, Jeanne Dielman 23 quai du Commerce,...
...hinges on whether attention is truly necessary resource or by-product, on whether political control simply depends on controlling attention span of "the masses" nathan: right right rob: My utopia has...
...and Empire would have benefitted from a closer examination of the exploitative economic, social, and ecological practices that made middling cuisine possible. For nothing is gotten for free—and this is...
...satisfying, this brings pleasure we might call love if it lasts long enough. When novels first became a commercial product, there was a fairly prevalent fear that they were addictive,...
...genre in service of left-wing allegory. It was no diversionary spectacle,but simply a straightforward presentation of the horrors of a triumphant far-right. Activist in orientation, bohemian in sensibility, Hellblazer was...
...our chemists are too ethical. The illegal drug market simply doesn't reward peerless expertise in the same way celebrity cooking shows do. The idea that people will always pay more...
...is making something gets bought out or bullied into becoming a company whose mission is making payments to shareholders. Apple is only an especially dramatic example. But the familiarity of...
...the News Feed into commercial broadcast television and to guarantee a suitably passive audience for it. Like TV has long done, they're just giving the people what they want....