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Spy vs. History

By Grayson ClaryMay 1, 2015
...says we don’t share a common humanity?” The closing torture sequence is shockingly original and a little bit unhinged (it leads the narrator into a mind-body crisis). But it also...
Features

Redistribution and World Building

By The New Inquiry and K AgbebiyiJune 10, 2020
A conversation with K Agbebiyi, creator of the Disability Justice Mutual Aid Fund
Essays & Reviews

Super Position

By David GraeberOctober 8, 2012
...remarked that comic book stories already operate a little bit like dreams: the same plot is repeated, obsessive-compulsively, over and over; nothing changes; and even as the backdrop for the...
Essays & Reviews

Teaching While Black

By Patricia A. MatthewFebruary 18, 2014
...group of exceptionally sharp students, we were all feeling a bit playful. Students don’t tease me very often, so I was tickled and amused by the exchange between a few...
Marginal Utility

Collector's Item

By Rob HorningApril 10, 2015
...Walter Benjamin's "Unpacking My Library" is sort of the canonical account of collector-hood, but I am put off a bit by his talk of "real libraries" and being a "genuine...
Essays & Reviews

Party Time

By Ross PerlinMarch 28, 2013
...anniversary of “reunification” with Macao (2009) go down a bit easier. In 2013, we find ourselves in the third year of the 12th Five-Year Plan (or “Guideline”), rubber-stamped at the...
Uncategorized

St. Paul (A Screenplay)

By Pier Paolo PasoliniSeptember 11, 2014
...most zealous of the most zealous promoters of the traditions?’ ‘And aren’t the traditions for him authority and hate, racism and discrimination?’ Bit by bit the murmurings of the assembly...
Zunguzungu

Chinua Achebe, No Longer At Ease

By Aaron BadyMarch 25, 2015
...2013, and then again in 2015. First as tragedy and then as farce. These sorts of things happen, a bit like forest fires. You can track down the place where...
Essays & Reviews

You and Mark Aren't Friends

By Giovanni TisoDecember 31, 2011
...company, a PR construct, just like Andy Sparks. But the effacing work that goes into that, well, that is something. There is another Mark Zuckerberg out there who must be...
Features

The Nuclear National Family

By Mari Matsumoto and Sabu KohsoSeptember 15, 2017
The Fukushima disaster exposed fissures in Japanese society that its familial politics tries to paper over
Uncategorized

"Spaces where identity stutters and goes silent”

By Amy Gentry, Aaron Bady and Jeffrey ZuckermanMay 30, 2016
...quite a bit of regret for everything I didn’t discuss enough, or didn’t discuss at all. Silence is actually a really big factor in the novel--and it’s only here in...
Essays & Reviews

Boy 2 Man

By Malcolm HarrisJune 9, 2014
...conflict that splits Mason and Olivia, but when he reenters his children’s lives, Mason is a kind, empathetic, and -- if a bit flighty -- overall nurturing presence. A vastly...
The Austerity Kitchen

Diner Forty Niner

By Christine BaumgarthuberApril 9, 2013
...he himself struggled with a "lame back." S and fleas c ompounded the discomfort. These noxious insects, which "filled the air like dust," bit prospectors as they toiled, leaving uncomfortable...
Essays & Reviews

Sewing Dissent

By Christine BaumgarthuberJanuary 7, 2014
...as this behavior was, it was wholly consistent with respect for individual rights. Every bit as much citizens of the young republic as their parents, American children found themselves free...
Features

History of Dialogue: Tamil Stories

By The New InquiryFebruary 5, 2015
...Tamils in the North, and in effect to destroy the Tamils in the area as an ethnic grouping. Rohini: I interviewed a senior army commander, who retired, he was waiting...
The Beheld

Beauty Blogosphere 9.21.12

By Autumn Whitefield-MadranoSeptember 21, 2012
...whether the company inappropriately contacted analysts during the bribery investigation, so the heat is still very much on Avon—not that that matters to the financial world, which saw a 2%...

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