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Batman Occupied

By Elliott Prasse-Freeman and Sayres RudyJuly 19, 2012
...the serial killers and terrorists, and they too are becoming stale in their repetition. Jameson, however, is wrong about politics being forbidden in mass culture. The Dark Knight Rises is...
Essays & Reviews

Us and Them

By Leila MansouriNovember 27, 2013
...now falls to terrorists, not novelists, to “alter the inner life of the culture.” If the attacks of the last decade have prompted many to perceive a world divided between...
Zunguzungu

"It Continues Not To End": Time, Poetry, and the ICC Witness Project

By Aaron BadyApril 26, 2014
...of Kenyan and African literature more broadly. Second, the historical. This text is very much of a particular moment in Kenyan literary culture, what I would characterize as the disillusionment...
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Migratory Words

By Cecilia AldarondoOctober 28, 2015
...speak the language, you understand the culture much better. At the same time, I’m an outsider, because it’s not where I’m from. It’s not my heritage. So I have to...
Essays & Reviews

Judging Books by Their Covers

By Mary Elizabeth BorkowskiNovember 10, 2010
...They want to carry the book around with them. They want to treasure it for its value not only as knowledge and culture but also as a weight in the...
Zunguzungu

Sunday Reading

By Aaron BadyMarch 18, 2012
...deep book Exit Capitalism: Literary Culture, Theory, and Post-Secular Modernity. Taibbi on that Goldman executive I liked this movie. Had a half blog post about the way the movie has...
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Africa39: We Have New Names

By Aaron BadyNovember 10, 2014
...have lost, whether it is language and culture, or land and nation. And their writing is an attempt to recover a lost known object. But the Africa39 writers do not...
Essays & Reviews

The Whitney Biennial for Angry Women

By Eunsong Kim and Maya Isabella MackrandilalApril 4, 2014
...the belief in the universal, a pure idea arrived at by a series of white men who have combed through culture and curated its worth. Another face we’ll call visual...
Features

Groupthinkers

By Bradley BabendirJanuary 19, 2018
A review of Divining Desire (OR Books) by Liza Featherstone
Zunguzungu

Sunday Reading

By Aaron BadyJune 30, 2012
...Lives in Poverty is a pretty serious indictment of the "amateur" athletic culture of the Olympics. I sort of get the feeling that the writer doesn't know it. "No political...
Essays & Reviews

Secondary Modern

By Marc FarrantSeptember 24, 2013
...art to turn in on itself, away from common experience, and to make itself its own subject. Art, thus separated from culture, requires a social elite to support it and...
Essays & Reviews

The Shanzhai Lyric

By Ming Lin and Alexandra TatarskySeptember 28, 2015
...China has long been known for its vibrant counterfeit culture. The “World’s Factory” produces iPhones, Uniqlo and Gucci, but also Pardo, Muimui and Diro. “Copycat” or shanzhai brands are at...
Essays & Reviews

The Principle of Our Negative Solidarity

By Jason ReadJanuary 24, 2014
...culture predicated less on collective projects and more on developing a name for oneself. In the years since then, as our projects progressed (his made it to print first), we...
Marginal Utility

Tim Burton's "Big Eyes"

By Rob HorningDecember 29, 2014
...secret (an open secret, apparently) — "from her own daughter!" even. He capitalizes on a sexist culture to take credit for Margaret's ability, and then uses the specter of that...
Essays & Reviews

A Deluxe Apartment in the Sky

By Lauren JacksonSeptember 24, 2014
...family, whose upper class suburban environment has, he explains in voiceover, caused them “drop a little of [their] culture.” His eldest son favors field hockey over basketball and has adapted...
Essays & Reviews

Not All Nerds

By Christopher T. FanNovember 6, 2014
...technical professionals. It’s also during this period that the character type of the “nerd” appeared in popular culture for the first time. The nerd, keyed to facility in math and...

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