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Essays & Reviews

Hello From the Same Side

By Robin JamesDecember 28, 2015

...a “crystallizer of complicated feelings...in a way that made the music somehow feel universal.” In both Trump’s and “Hello”’s case, fans experience an apparently immediate emotional identification with a performance,...

Essays & Reviews

Athletic Aesthetics

By Brad TroemelMay 10, 2013

...promise of Rate/Comment/Subscribe! culture is that viewers can engage in a more direct form of fandom, in which their tributary comments and reblogs are directly acknowledged by artists and eventually...

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Shades of Sovereignty

By Maya BinyamNovember 25, 2015

...programs. In 2011, the Department of Homeland Security announced an analogous “outreach” effort; they subsequently sent an envoy to Boston to teach Muslim community groups how to better recognize extremist...

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Kill the Philosopher in Your Head

By Anne BoyerFebruary 11, 2014

...Or rather, he was upset that the students on the streets in Paris ’68 told you there was one there to kill, so much so that he wanted their slogan...

Essays & Reviews

Not for Prophet

By Amanda ShapiroJanuary 10, 2013

...few entry points: a) TWC’s label, The Weather Channel Music, has released close to a dozen compilations of “Local on the 8s” songs. b) The Weather Channel Presents: The Best...

Sunday Reading-

Sunday Reading: June 4, 2023

By TNI EditorsJune 4, 2023

...song. “In practical terms,” Brooks writes,” the camp meetings of the Second Great Awakening were the first American music festivals…. This is where the idea that pop songs can save...

Uncategorized

Black Arts Boomerang

By Conor Tomás ReedFebruary 18, 2015

...present moment a Black Arts Boomerang. We have yet to close the gap between street actions and popular culture, personal and social liberations, but bridges are being built and traversed...

Essays & Reviews

Baby Heists

By Andrew LeeAugust 23, 2022

For the last half century, the international adoption of orphans has been used to cast imperial warfare and extraction as humanitarianism

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Private Pornography

By Mary Elizabeth BorkowskiSeptember 7, 2016

...kind of theory? About patterns in culture, gender, sexuality, shame, desire... everything really. There are many writers in your stories, self-professed; could you talk a little bit about that? Sontag...

Essays & Reviews

Of Suicide

By Natasha LennardDecember 10, 2014

...dignity, nor deliberation. “Crime of Passion, Your Honor,” I’d tell the judge, “it was manslaughter.” I’ve tried to kill myself twice. I feel a twinge of disingenuousness even writing that,...

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Black Metal Is Sublime

By Adrian Van YoungMarch 4, 2014

...Given the relentlessness of Black Metal music, the showy necro-Baroqueness of Black Metal fashion and the hyper-masculinity of Black Metal comportment, absolute outwardness seems an apt characterization. The Romantic sublime...

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Conspicuous Consumption

By Rhys SouthanJuly 29, 2013

...their weakness for flesh. If we never plan to return to veganism, Exvegans.com requested that we please kill ourselves. In one respect, there was something for ex-vegans to like about...

Essays & Reviews

Fan Nonfiction

By Michael ThomsenJanuary 15, 2018

Heroic tales about video-game production mask how the hobby holds both its audience and performers captive

Features

A Conspiracy Between the Far-Right and the #J20 Prosecutions

By It's Going DownDecember 18, 2017

The prosecution’s strategy to convict anti-Trump protesters, medics, journalists and dissidents reveals how much white nationalists have seized institutional power

Essays & Reviews

Do No Harm

By Karla Cornejo VillavicencioAugust 10, 2016

...place. Sarah Ahmed calls the “melancholic migrant” a “ghostly figure, haunting contemporary culture as a kind of unnecessary and hurtful reminder of racism.” Her argument is more complicated than that,...

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Bikini, Kill

By Ayesha SiddiqiApril 17, 2013

...a recurring motif). Later, the camera closes in on its protagonists and the curves of their thighs, their bra cups. The movie operates on a standard tenet of our culture:...