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Essays & Reviews

Unfit for Consumption

By Remina GreenfieldJanuary 15, 2016
...that not all women bleed threatens patriarchal gender definitions and the power structures that enforce them. This societal edge bleed is refreshing amid more conventional advertising schemes, which push tried-and-true...
Uncategorized

Cross-Border Operations

By Angela Mitropoulos and Matthew KiemNovember 18, 2015
...labour). European governments have repeatedly tried to introduce a version of Australia’s system of “offshore” detention camps, initially in Libya and now with efforts to strike a “third country” agreement...
Socialism and/or Barbarism

Then and Now and Never (Part 2)

By Evan Calder WilliamsAugust 29, 2016
...auto plants are set in its periphery. In so doing, I tried to get a wider sense of the factory, to see it as something itself situated in those long...
Essays & Reviews

Organized Plunder

By Elias Rodriques and Clint WilliamsonJuly 27, 2022
In the absence of the tax dollars city governments rely on, American are now funding themselves by fining the poor instead of taxing the rich.
Essays & Reviews

The Enemy of All Mankind

By Audri AugenbraumJanuary 30, 2017
...sublimity of seeing more of everything prevents any interrogation of how we see everything--of how, when, and for what ends we have tried to carve up the world.  ...
Essays & Reviews

Pushing Pixels

By Marcel LaFlammeMay 26, 2015
...they advanced and tried to commensurate different visions of the Martian surface. Some team members even developed an embodied sense of the rover’s experience on Mars, imaginatively reconstructing how it...
Features

Sunday Reading

By Sunday ReadersOctober 4, 2015
...from Java Hand Gestures in Buddhist Art Marcus du Sautoy on mathematics and music Telegraphs and Typewriters: The Impact of Technology on Bookkeeping at Bushire Kafka’s Tanks: an Early US...
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...
Zunguzungu

Writing a bodaboda to Rideavism

By Aaron BadyJune 27, 2015
...the work of a festival to harmonize those dissonances or to making music out of the cacophony? Maybe those gaps and surpluses are the point. Why else bring a group...
Essays & Reviews

No Epiphanies Whatsoever

By Jane HuAugust 23, 2012
...the example – of what happens when capitalism catches up with you. She is also, however, the girl who keeps outpacing capitalism, moving from magazine to online culture. While the...
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

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

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...
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...
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...
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...

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