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Appetite for Destruction

By Owen CampbellSeptember 4, 2014
...is what best channels the substance of American culture, its mediated violence, into a single ritual. It systematizes technology, brute force, and drama into an event capable of creating beauty,...
Uncategorized

Arguing the Web (3): Post-Text

By Mary Elizabeth BorkowskiFebruary 16, 2011
...culture of self-centered, distracted readers who forgot the MLA guidelines for correct citation. The real interest lies in criticism about the growing culture of subjectivity that puts feelings before facts,...
Essays & Reviews

No Accidents, Comrade

By Jeremy AntleyAugust 17, 2012
...increasingly crowd out the chance new discoveries will be made. Narratives using chance in American culture — the rags-to-riches story, or immigrant emigration story lines — are so prominent, they...
Marginal Utility

Kippers for Breakfast

By J. TemperanceNovember 21, 2012
...economic globalization, life within America was becoming ever more vertiginous, as American culture was situated at the vanishing point reflected in two mirrors pointed at each other. Growing up as...
The Beheld

Nerd Sex Symbol Redux

By Autumn Whitefield-MadranoMarch 21, 2014
...in order to be seen as “one of us” by nerd culture at large. It’s not just McKellar’s math skills; it’s her specific brand of appeal that puts her in...
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Sunday Reading

By Aaron BadyMarch 31, 2012
...associated with their gang moniker? It will be located within their cellular phones." Trayvon Martin, a victim in the NRA's culture war A Miracle in Colonel Sanders' Colon Jazz and...
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The Madman's Interpreters

By TNIAugust 17, 2011
...culture. But maybe their particular power, a power that can be almost scary, comes from their inability or refusal to find or accept a niche, to fit in. Certainly artists...
Essays & Reviews

The Devil You Know

By Ken ChenMay 9, 2013
...writers like Gaiman, Morrison, Moore, and Ellis. As comics culture has become more mainstream, the room for oppositional comics is restricted. Hellblazer now sells a third of what it did...
The Beheld

Beauty Blogosphere 5.18.12

By Autumn Whitefield-MadranoMay 18, 2012
...whose situation makes salon work the best job option for you—but you come from a culture that considers touching other people's feet a demeaning taboo? ...And Everything In Between: Red...
Essays & Reviews

Instructions for Young Manhood

By Jesse BarronNovember 18, 2013
...1903, he opened Physical Culture City in a New Jersey suburb. Residents devoted themselves completely to being healthy. They didn’t smoke or drink. They wanted never to detach from the...
Features

Vol. 19 Editors' Note: "Art"

By The New InquiryAugust 7, 2013
...development in culture and society, posing new ­questions—or, let’s face it, the same old questions—as to where the work resides and how we should look at it. Parker Ito’s America...
Essays & Reviews

The Myth of Cyberspace

By PJ ReyApril 13, 2012
...place shared by multiple disembodied minds. However, the very same phrase also aptly describes the role that the concept of cyberspace has now come to occupy in contemporary culture. What...
Features

You Belong Here, Beloved Reader - An Interview with Diriye Osman

By Sofia SamatarJune 28, 2022
"I really wanted The Butterfly Jungle to have the energy of a super-fly Somali sheesha session"
Essays & Reviews

My Soul to Keep

By Erwin Montgomery and Christine BaumgarthuberOctober 15, 2013
...is the utopian dream of a future predicated on abundance and ease. Erected in its stead is a nightmare vision of ruthless, zero-sum competition. Culture distinguishes itself from nature only...
Essays & Reviews

Remains of the Day

By Masha TupitsynMarch 29, 2013
...state that the face is a redundancy in Western capitalist culture. 14. Fame is said to have a price, but fame is all price. The cost of human cost. 15....
Marginal Utility

The Primitive Accumulation of Cool

By Rob HorningJune 4, 2013
...express our uniqueness through the material culture we assembled for ourselves. Without consumer goods, our true self would rest dormant within us, untouched by the desire that could vivify it....

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