The Beginning of Our Salvation
Aurelian Craiutu finds himself "Lost in Thought," the new book by Zena Hitz....
Mourning and Marginalia: Editing the Work of Christopher Chitty
Editors Max Fox and Madeline Lane-McKinley talk about working on "Sexual Hegemony," the recently published text by the late writer Christopher Chitty....
Metabolic Survivors: On McKenzie Wark’s “Sensoria: Thinkers for the Twenty-First Century”
Imagining alternatives without imagining the escape, erasure, or end of capitalism....
More Nearly: On José Esteban Muñoz’s “The Sense of Brown”
Roy Pérez reviews the recently released book by José Esteban Muñoz, "The Sense of Brown."...
Hard Times: Martin Hägglund’s “This Life” and the Pomodoro Technique
What makes the Pomodoro Technique difficult to criticize is not simply that we need PT-like scaffolds in the realm of freedom....
Fossils Waiting to Be: On Stoicism in the Anthropocene
Max Norman follows "Footprints," the new book by David Farrier....
De Melancholia
Michael S. Roth dissects "The Anatomy of Grief," the new book by Dorothy P. Holinger....
The Plot and the Argument: Philosophy as a Narrative Affair
The compelling story of four German-language thinkers in the aftermath of World War I....
Examine Everything: The Heuristic Philosophy of Elisabeth Lasch-Quinn
Matthew Clemente evaluates "Ars Vitae: The Fate of Inwardness and the Return of the Ancient Arts of Living," a new book by Elisabeth Lasch-Quinn....
The Neural Battlefield of Cognitive Capitalism
A glossary of keywords to help us resist the attention economy of digital capitalism....
There’s Something About These Dolphins
Patrick House on the difference between reality and virtual reality, and what it means for identity, memory, autobiography, and therapy....
Dilettantes and Connoisseurs: The Public Intellectual in the United States
On the evolution of the figure of the public intellectual in the internet age....
