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Turtles from the Shells

By Douglas RushkoffMarch 11, 2013
...journey” may have been an appropriate structure for George Lucas’s Star Wars or Steve Case’s AOL business plan, but it was no longer an appropriate map for a culture that...
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...
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....
Features

Sunday Reading

By Sunday ReadersDecember 6, 2015
...migrant Cities of jasmine, roses of beloveds: scent, identity, and culture in the Middle East The Socioeconomics Of Bad Weather In Jordan Seeds of Sudanese Identity: Unsettling the Logic of...
Essays & Reviews

Open Secrets: Literature as Gossip in the Digital Age

By Helena FitzgeraldOctober 29, 2010
...quickly became famous for sharing their most intimate secrets, for getting metaphorically naked in public. Confessional literature is by no means new. In The Culture of Narcissism, for instance, Christopher...
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

Trollope's The Vicar of Bullhampton

By Rob HorningJuly 11, 2012
...it's a huge part of their labor's marketability. And in a culture where most traits are deemed heritable, like property, great effort must be made to stop the communicability of...
Essays & Reviews

Turn Down for What?

By Malcolm HarrisJuly 14, 2014
...whether or not Negarestani draws this term from Trotskyist turned Neoconservative culture warrior David Horowitz, who used “kitsch Marxism” first in his 1999 book Hating Whitey: And Other Progressive Causes...
Essays & Reviews

View From Nowhere

By Nathan JurgensonOctober 9, 2014
...sure. In contemporary culture, Big Data promises this relief. As the name suggests, Big Data is about size. Many proponents of Big Data claim that massive databases can reveal a...
Features

Six years (and counting) of circlusion

By Sophie Lewis and Bini AdamczakAugust 22, 2022
...results, “On Circlusion,” at Mask Magazine in the summer of 2016. Ever since, especially in the semi-offline and subterranean passageways of global queer culture, the text has enjoyed cult classic...
The Beheld

Beauty Blogosphere 4.23.12

By Autumn Whitefield-MadranoApril 23, 2012
...inherent licentiousness, it only makes sense for modesty bloggers to apply "modesty" judiciously—but the contradiction is undeniable. Our culture's definition of "modesty" is tricky indeed (note how it's never applied...
Wiathi

Kenya's Security Act: Everyday Life

By Keguro MachariaDecember 27, 2014
...plan how to raise more funding to generate more documents. Radical Culture Spaces for radical culture will have to be fostered—spaces where the imagination can travel beyond what the state...
Essays & Reviews

You'll Never Walk Alone

By Zack FriedmanAugust 15, 2014
...the best way to go more slowly than any other method that has ever been found.” In an ever-accelerating culture, the slow is the real. Such statements suggest a connection...
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

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...
Zunguzungu

There is no such thing as “The Court of Public Opinion” (but maybe there should be).

By Aaron BadyFebruary 7, 2014
...culture is a thing, but wants us to respect the great firewall that protects people accused of crimes from a democratic mass that can’t be trusted; DeBoer, on the other...

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