
“Exquisite in both story and sentence, the Anne books built me as a reader, which is to say: they built me.”Sarah Mesle on "Anne of Green Gables"
“The Return of the Gods”
“Black and White”
“The Pervert's Point of View”
“Posthumous”
“The Age of Revolution”
“Getting Personal”
“Discoveries: Lars Iyer”
“Finishing Touches”
“Liberalism in Flight”
“Take A Picture: On Errol Morris's "Believing Is Seeing"”
“Eden of Clowns”
“The Secularist's Dogma”
“Unprecedented Attentiveness”
“Cogito Ergo Boom: Susan Sontag's Journals”
“Pilgrims Digress”
“Crying in Public”
“This American Gothic”
“The Delightful is Useful”
“A Man Apart”
“Psychiatry’s Legitimacy Crisis”
“Whatever Being”
“Flesh World: On the New Uncanny”
“Sphere Theory: A Case For Connectedness”
“Europe on the Brink: Habermas and the Currency Crisis ”
“History and the Sphinx: Of Riots and Uprisings”
“Ending the War between Athens and Jerusalem”
“Drone Warfare: Tiqqun, the Young-Girl and the Imperialism of the Trivial”
“The Zany, the Cute, and the Interesting: On Ngai's "Our Aesthetic Categories"”
“The Aesthetics of Sufficiency: On Conceptual Writing”
“On the Trail of the Elusive Vampire Squid from Hell”
“Seeing Through Love: A Philosopher’s Vision”
“Vacare Oprah: The Gospel of O”
“Anarchish: James C. Scott’s “Two Cheers for Anarchism””
“Judith Butler and the Cause of the Other”
“Too Much Otherness?: The Ethics of Reading in the Global Age”
“'I am what I am attached to': On Bruno Latour’s 'Inquiry into the Modes of Existence'”
“Fantasies of Understanding: Adam Phillips’s "Missing Out"”
“The Next Level: Alexander R. Galloway’s “The Interface Effect””
“Stupid Men in Moldy Flats: On Lars Iyer's Trilogy”
“Terror and Beauty: Martin Hägglund’s "Dying for Time"”
“The Maternal Turn: Elissa Marder and Andrew Parker”
“The Art of Escape: On Sven Lindqvist's "The Myth of Wu Tao-tzu"”
“A Matter of Rhythm: Benoît Peeters’s “Derrida: A Biography””
“Let’s Get Weird: On Graham Harman’s H.P. Lovecraft”
“Feelings and Forms: Jill Bennett’s "Practical Aesthetics"”
“The String in the Maze: On What It Means to Be Human”
“Jameson Redux: Jeffrey T. Nealon’s “Post-Postmodernism: or, The Cultural Logic of Just-in-Time Capitalism””
“Through the Mirror: Claude Lévi-Strauss in Japan”
“Fair Warning: Julian Assange's "Cypherpunks"”
“Why Does the World Exist?: Jim Holt's "Existential Detective Story"”
“Devourer of Encyclopedias: Stanislaw Lem's "Summa Technologiae"”
“John Gray’s Godless Mysticism: On "The Silence of Animals"”
“The Engine Room of Literature: On Franco Moretti”
“Peak Adventure: On Mountaineering and the Enlightenment”
“Rewiring Literary Criticism”

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