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Integrated Information Theory, Technophobia , and more
Is one of the most widely discussed ways of considering consciousness actually pseudoscience?
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Sontag and Steiner, and More
Sontag and Steiner made a performance of omniscience and moral solemnity that no one could honestly sustain.
Ed Ruscha’s Books, and More
Ed Ruscha’s books were so unpopular, “so doomed to oblivion,” that documenting them is an obligation.
The Identity Trap, Academic Inertia, and More
The pandemic, the Trump years, the mental health crisis: What is driving our current return to Freud?... more » Progressive political thinking has…
Early American English, the Marriage Plot, and more
'Timber' became 'lumber,' 'autumn' became 'fall,' and 'shop' became 'store.'
Mom Rage, John Donne, and More
Mom rage seems to be all about power — who has it, and who is denied it.
Amos Oz, the Academic Book Review, and More
The academic book review is on life support.
Simone de Beauvoir, Walter Benjamin, and More
De Beauvoir held fast to the ideas of freedom and reciprocity.
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