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South/South

And Other Weary Geographies

By Maryam Monalisa GharaviJanuary 13, 2014

...his half-composed, half-improvised delivery on one of the translated poems. An evening of reading and music based on travel, anti-travel, epistles, history, and other weary geographies. Maryam Monalisa Gharavi will...

Essays & Reviews

To the Squirrels

By Jeff SparrowJanuary 28, 2013

...author named Harriet Parke (her name appears below his). So, for the most part, Agenda 21 emphasizes culture rather than class. The environmental Republic bans mention of God. It disallows...

South/South

Ramadan Diaries, Day Four

By Maryam Monalisa GharaviMay 21, 2019

...of the Old Wild West," and the erasure of Black outlawry from popular culture and American mythology. I don't believe in coincidence, and my mind ponders how many more cowboy...

Marginal Utility

Value-seeking surveillance and The Hunger Games

By Rob HorningMarch 26, 2012

...state makes that entertainment. In our world, the culture industry alone used to turn that stuff out -- ironically enough, The Hunger Games phenomenon is exactly this sort of entertainment...

Uncategorized

Sunday Reading

By Aaron BadySeptember 15, 2013

...Battle of Algiers Sterilizing the Bible The history of the Fondaco dei Turchi in Venice Persian influences on Southeast Asian Islamic culture The female majlis painters of 'Asir province in...

Essays & Reviews

Sowing Scarcity

By Peter FraseDecember 12, 2012

...surpasses capitalist directed wage labor. This is late capitalism’s inverted world, where business and government treat nature as infinite but strictly ration culture. Thus does capitalism, billed in every economics...

Essays & Reviews

The Scapegoating Machine

By Geoff ShullenbergerNovember 30, 2016

...secular governance with the decline of the sacred as an organizing principle of culture; but he also detects the residues of sacrificial religion everywhere, especially in the regular resurgence of...

Marginal Utility

Presumed conspicuous

By Rob HorningMay 2, 2012

...culture (necessitated by grow-at-all-costs capitalism) and its promises of social fluidity, the boundaries of social caste are maintained less through tradition and bloodlines and such but through appropriately staged taste...

Essays & Reviews

Arcades, Mall Rats, and Tumblr Thugs

By Jesse DarlingFebruary 13, 2012

...indeed, meme culture (including but not limited to YouTube parody, stock photo art, cut-ups and image macros) can be seen as the user asserting a subjectivity that exists and thrives...

Essays & Reviews

The Revolution Goes Kablooie

By Matt PearceJuly 23, 2012

...culture. You might as well call it anti-Friedmanism or anti-Gladwellism, because at its best, critical theory opposes reduction and teaches us that sexual preference isn’t an either-or toggle between straight...

Essays & Reviews

Pryor Restraint

By Brandon HarrisFebruary 5, 2013

...had become too entrenched in our culture to make out. Black American movie stardom existed before Richard Pryor, flourished even, but through the lens of his arc from ace comic...

The Austerity Kitchen

The Potato System

By Christine BaumgarthuberSeptember 16, 2014

...potato monoculture. Toil would ease, and with it discipline, breeding serious moral and social ills. The “effect of depending too exclusively on the culture of the Potato is fearfully exhibited...

Zunguzungu

You are totally unreliable Twitter

By Aaron BadyFebruary 4, 2015

...irritated that I tweet about rape culture; if you follow me because we went to school together, all sorts of things I tweet about may surprise you. In other words,...

Essays & Reviews

Fires of Resistance

By Jarrett MartineauNovember 24, 2016

...collective actions against empire. Indigenous rage then is, quite literally, grounded in the resurgence of Indigenous life and derived from a shared love of place, land, culture, and nation. “Place”,...

Features

Sunday Reading

By Sunday ReadersApril 19, 2015

...Syrian Dialect for the Use of Visitors to Syria and Palestine (1901) Vintage Arab Maths Questions Kerim Friedman: Language is a complex tapestry of trade, conquest and culture Can ‘They’...

Zunguzungu

The Sovereign Double-Standard

By Aaron BadyAugust 31, 2013

...Assad regime’s use of chemical weapons is particularly distinct from all the other war crimes it has been committing, now, for over two years; if you kill with gas, the...