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News

Said is Dead. Long Live Said! @ City College 9/27

By The New InquirySeptember 8, 2013

...of war and terror. This panel brings together individuals working in a range of contemporary activist-intellectual forms – art, music, poetry, journalism, social media, and academic scholarship – to consider...

Shines Like Gold

New lows

By imp kerrDecember 29, 2012

...two different ideas, somehow conflictual, but as w/ music, 'news exceed reality' (thomas bernhard) and, simultaneously, fades in the next spumous moment. non-stop.“ […] Guy Debord: “The spectacle presents itself...

Essays & Reviews

The Slopes of Davos

By T. Paul CoxMay 7, 2013

...professor Chris Washburne and his band taught the audience how to survive neoliberal uncertainty with the “spontaneous creativity that we have inherited from the African-American culture.” Quoting the early soloist...

Essays & Reviews

Expressed in Fits

By Rachel Elizabeth JonesOctober 26, 2016

...expect never materialize. The citywide competition quickly fades from view. Practice is usually without music. At least once, music is denied: Karisma commands, “Cue the music,” as the scene cuts...

Uncategorized

TNI REX (2)

By The New InquiryJanuary 3, 2013

...Government on arts education and the culture of its citizens." Rob Horning, Executive Editor Music: "Dream Gerrard" by Traffic Like much of Traffic's late-period output, this song, from its last...

The Beheld

No, You're Already Pretty

By Autumn Whitefield-MadranoAugust 6, 2012

...massively. I guess the "advice" I'd extrapolate from that is to remember that your style is a response to your environment, its a conversation with your culture. If you don't...

Marginal Utility

Reputation scores and hedged friendship

By Rob HorningMarch 5, 2013

...recently, reputation-management companies like Reputation.com are eager to help with this, offering to monitor mentions of you and develop mop-up strategies for problems. They also hope in the future to...

Lady Science

(Pro)Creating Science: The Parenting Metaphor, Gender, and Scientific Memory

By Lady ScienceApril 19, 2018

...scientists’ contributions without having to continuously excavate them from obscurity. Further Reading Evelyn Fox Keller, Secrets of Life, Secrets of Death: Essays on Science and Culture (Routledge, 2014). Carol Cohn,...

Essays & Reviews

K in Love

By Hannah BlackFebruary 14, 2013

...and the spikes of the E cutting into our palms, blood pooling at the centre of the O. Either it (love) was the blandishments of culture seducing us, Robert Pattinson...

Uncategorized

I ♥ Ⓐ

By Malcolm HarrisSeptember 13, 2013

...less devoted to reporting as a profession than as a means of learning about stuff I'm curious about. And the Occupy culture was constantly making demands upon one to step...

Essays & Reviews

Dogshit Orgasm

By Whitney MallettApril 9, 2013

...he started publishing the magazine Cannabis Culture. Through the seed catalogue and the magazine, the recreational smoker became literate in boutique strain names. The thirst for knowledge and seeds extended...

The Beheld

Trust In Me, Baby

By Autumn Whitefield-MadranoAugust 27, 2013

...alone, which I’d done the year before. I hear the culture has radically shifted since then (I haven’t been back since I was 24), but at the time, if you...

Features

FIC.THE.SKY

By Owen G. ParryOctober 19, 2017

Livestream fictioning from the Fierce Festival in Birmingham, United Kingdom

Features

Vol. 31 Editor's Note: Mourning

By The New InquiryAugust 6, 2014

...In an interview with historian Thomas Laqueur, Hannah Black floats the idea that human culture itself can be thought of as an elaborate work of mourning, our lives beholden to...

Mourning

By TNIAugust 2014

...the idea that human culture itself can be thought of as an elaborate work of mourning, our lives beholden to an original loss. Laqueur’s new book on death unearths the...

Uncategorized

Black President

By Brandon HarrisJuly 1, 2014

...that popular culture will always orient itself toward the president, although sometimes it’s a more powerful orientation than other times. The only thing that happened when Bush was president was...