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This Week in Art Crime

By The New InquiryDecember 16, 2014
...call on the french government to do the right thing and listen to our petition that we have sent to the ministers of culture, foreign relations and justice." (via)...
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City of the Moon

By Alex ShamsJuly 21, 2015
...this pedigree. … We need to be very careful, we are turning into what we have always tried to resist. These guys are not only threatening us, they are informing...
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A Connecting Thing

By Susan AbulhawaNovember 17, 2015
...religions, books and song. What if Parisians would see? What if U.S. Americans saw after Nine Eleven? Shunned their cowboy and sinister senators? Read and investigated, instead? Tried the guilty...
The Beheld

The Worst Hair Dryer in the World

By Autumn Whitefield-MadranoMarch 29, 2016
...take at least six more weeks, because I'm lazy about the stupidest things—it got me thinking about how people might've tried to commodify hair before blow-dryers were around. (The first...
The Beheld

Beauty Blogosphere Summer Solstice

By Autumn Whitefield-MadranoJune 21, 2013
...tried yet—nay, products in general!—but when the goodie in question is a nail polish named after one of her favorite beauty bloggers, The Reluctant Femme, it's totally principled, right? Or...
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Commuter Riots

By Cory StephensOctober 24, 2014
...NFL commissioner, Paul Tagliabue, tried to replicate bucolic Sunday tailgate services at Arrowhead across the league, fueling a few fiery championship street riots in the process. A couple years after...
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Variations on a Theme: Forgotten Terrorisms

By The New InquirySeptember 11, 2014
...1870s, was not tried out in France. Instead, assassination became the principal weapon of revenge against the bourgeoisie and the figureheads of the State. The first wave of attempted assassinations...
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Permanent Display

By Maryam Monalisa GharaviSeptember 6, 2013
...autonomy, does it reflect also on privacy? I tried to introduce a certain questioning into public space. By working on people’s gaze with the practice of “hijabizing” in the subway,...
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The Suit

By Miranda TrimmierJune 25, 2012
...time; it is both correct and uninspiring. It needn’t have given me pause, except the intellectual seemed troubled, too. In the essay’s closing passages, he tried to imagine another way...
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Bitter Medicine

By Jack KahnJanuary 28, 2016
...medicine for privileging the study of physiology while vainly ignoring the “practical” art of healing; in his Organon der Rationellen Heilkunde, Hahnemann writes: Physicians no longer tried to see diseases...
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Digital Dark Spaces

By Huw LemmeyAugust 6, 2013
...is not essentially so different from the culture of cruising that bourgeois gay men created in public urinals and in the cloakroom at the House of Lords. Though the sex...
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"Against Literary Passports: the Many Languages of African Literature" (Conference Paper)

By Aaron BadyAugust 7, 2014
...continent’s cultures and societies, it’s important to think about the kinds of diversity that the colonial mind could not comprehend, and sought to stamp out. For the British and the...
The Epic Present

First as Farce, Then as Tragedy

By Aditya BahlAugust 25, 2020
...epic’s prodigious sway over the popular Hindu culture and its unique relationship to history has made this possible. In the West, one encounters the epic as a literary genre that...
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Staging an Epidemic

By Marcos Santiago GonsalezAugust 10, 2018
What is AIDS to you?
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Routine Repairs & Earth & Dust

By Maryam Monalisa GharaviMarch 1, 2018
...tried to slit her wrists is still resting, her painter husband’s mother now taking care of their 2 young children. This is that old N.Y. dread—the frenetic running, the bleak...
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Les Trahisons des Clercs

By Kevin BreathnachFebruary 2, 2011
...procedures of prediction another. The Italian criminologist, Cesare Lombroso, forwarded the idea that criminals may be distinguished by certain shared physiognomic traits. Francis Galton tried to define these traits by...

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