Essays & Reviews A Woman Under the Influence By Sarah Nicole PrickettOctober 29, 2018 Mary MacLane's spectacular moods first fueled, then failed her
Essays & Reviews Justice in One Country By Malcolm HarrisApril 15, 2015 So-called left-wing Zionism is white nationalism by another name
Essays & Reviews Ghostbusters By Ronjaunee ChatterjeeOctober 23, 2014 Barbara Johnson showed that while deconstruction had ignored feminism, it was nonetheless inherently a form of feminist critique
Essays & Reviews Vernacular Criticism By Brian DroitcourJuly 25, 2014 The most interesting place to read about museums is Yelp
Essays & Reviews As Goes Naples By Michael McCanneFebruary 19, 2014 The disastrous, corrupt "recovery" of war-shattered Naples in Curzio Malaparte's The Skin reflects the rot at the core of the European peace
Essays & Reviews Splay Attention By Brian DroitcourDecember 11, 2013 I don’t think it’s bad when artists treat me as if I’m there. In fact, I’m more sympathetic to those who do. Because I am.
Essays & Reviews Trivial Pursuits By Ruth MargalitMay 24, 2013 Why do we think of the kleptomaniac as being usually a woman, and why do we find her so alluring?
Essays & Reviews Fire Escape By Jordan LarsonMay 22, 2013 Revolutions are the confused youth of history, paralyzed by possibility even as they’re enthralled by it
Essays & Reviews Excuses, Excuses By Vicky OsterweilJanuary 30, 2013 At what point do we recognize an enemy as not merely adversarial, but existential?
Essays & Reviews Exorcisms in Style By Yuka IgarashiJanuary 25, 2013 When we talk about style in writing we're talking about branding
Essays & Reviews Geographer's Revenge By Jason DittmerJanuary 24, 2013 In casting about for an explanation of what went wrong in Iraq, Robert Kaplan has stumbled into the shallows of geopolitics.
Essays & Reviews Après Nous, le Déluge By Gerry CanavanJanuary 14, 2013 From our stories, you’d think we were ending the world
Essays & Reviews Looking Through You By Ricky D'AmbroseNovember 16, 2012 Transparency as aesthetic feature, transparency as disposition, transparency as force
Uncategorized Fact Check! By Atossa Araxia AbrahamianMarch 28, 2012 Along with the title, the device under this microscope is a Sandia Ion Trap. Photo by Oxford researchers Brides magazine has a fact-checker. She does…
Essays & Reviews The Future Is Female By Samantha HindsJanuary 19, 2012 In Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, women are nowhere and everywhere
Essays & Reviews Orhan Pamuk and The National on Sadness By Helena FitzgeraldMay 25, 2010 “Now, many years later, I understand that this discontent is the basic trait that turns a person into a writer. Patience and toil are not…