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CULTURE
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What My Father Knew About the Other Man I Called Daddy
Jeannine Oullette explores her relationship with her father in the context of her stepfather’s abuse....
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What My Father Knew About the Other Man I Called Daddy
Jeannine Oullette explores her relationship with her father in the context of her stepfather’s abuse....
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“The Thin Lash of Silence”: On Monika Herceg’s “Initial Coordinates”
The first English translation of the spare, lyrical work of a major Croatian poet....
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“The Thin Lash of Silence”: On Monika Herceg’s “Initial Coordinates”
The first English translation of the spare, lyrical work of a major Croatian poet....
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Formalism and the Demon of Analogy: A Conversation with Rosalind Krauss
The celebrated art historian and critic discusses her forthcoming book on Roland Barthes....
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Formalism and the Demon of Analogy: A Conversation with Rosalind Krauss
The celebrated art historian and critic discusses her forthcoming book on Roland Barthes....
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Parade of Lonely Faces: On Buster Keaton and Greta Garbo
Emina Melonic reviews two recent biographies about notoriously private stars who started in silent cinema: Buster Keaton and Greta Garbo....
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Parade of Lonely Faces: On Buster Keaton and Greta Garbo
Emina Melonic reviews two recent biographies about notoriously private stars who started in silent cinema: Buster Keaton and Greta Garbo....
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The Vandal
Why does Salvador Dalí’s religious art inspire such ferocious responses?...
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The Vandal
Why does Salvador Dalí’s religious art inspire such ferocious responses?...
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“Great Freedom” and the Paradox of Desire and Repression
Nolan Kelly reviews “Great Freedom” as the most recent installment of films about queer desire and the carceral state....
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“Great Freedom” and the Paradox of Desire and Repression
Nolan Kelly reviews “Great Freedom” as the most recent installment of films about queer desire and the carceral state....
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After the Mauerfall: On Ulrich Gutmair’s “The First Days of Berlin: The Sound of Change”
The fall of the Berlin Wall opened up a space of possibility for German musical culture....
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After the Mauerfall: On Ulrich Gutmair’s “The First Days of Berlin: The Sound of Change”
The fall of the Berlin Wall opened up a space of possibility for German musical culture....
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We’ll Cede Our Rights to Make It Stop: A Conversation with Cathy O’Neil
Elizabeth DeWolf interviews mathematician Cathy O’Neil about her latest book on the shame industrial complex....
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We’ll Cede Our Rights to Make It Stop: A Conversation with Cathy O’Neil
Elizabeth DeWolf interviews mathematician Cathy O’Neil about her latest book on the shame industrial complex....
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The Book of Saint Phalles
Jackson Davidow ponders "What Is Now Known Was Once Only Imagined," Nicole Rudick's look at the art of Niki de Saint Phalle....
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The Book of Saint Phalles
Jackson Davidow ponders "What Is Now Known Was Once Only Imagined," Nicole Rudick's look at the art of Niki de Saint Phalle....
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Refusing the Death Drive Story: A Psychotherapist Reflects on HIV, COVID-19, Trauma, and Queer Attachments in a Time of Plague(s)
After decades of working with HIV-positive clients, Keiko Lane explores similarities and differences in helping her patients and communities survive COVID-19....
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Refusing the Death Drive Story: A Psychotherapist Reflects on HIV, COVID-19, Trauma, and Queer Attachments in a Time of Plague(s)
After decades of working with HIV-positive clients, Keiko Lane explores similarities and differences in helping her patients and communities survive COVID-19....
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Donuts in the Parking Lot
Robert Lopez explores the meanings and impact of the police shooting of his friend, Paulie Heenan....
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Donuts in the Parking Lot
Robert Lopez explores the meanings and impact of the police shooting of his friend, Paulie Heenan....
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Scenes from a Refugee Help Center
Erika Monahan on what she saw at a help station in Germany....
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Scenes from a Refugee Help Center
Erika Monahan on what she saw at a help station in Germany....
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Zábrana Overheard
The first collection of poetry by Jan Zábrana in English translation is a lyrical palimpsest of texts and voices....
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Zábrana Overheard
The first collection of poetry by Jan Zábrana in English translation is a lyrical palimpsest of texts and voices....
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Fiddling Around, “Middling Age”: A Conversation with Tim Kasher
Justin Gautreau speaks to Tim Kasher about making a new album during a global pandemic....
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Fiddling Around, “Middling Age”: A Conversation with Tim Kasher
Justin Gautreau speaks to Tim Kasher about making a new album during a global pandemic....
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The One Where We Tell Ourselves Stories in Order to Live
Victoria Myers considers the resonances between the author Joan Didion and the star persona of Jennifer Aniston....
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The One Where We Tell Ourselves Stories in Order to Live
Victoria Myers considers the resonances between the author Joan Didion and the star persona of Jennifer Aniston....
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“The Sights and Sounds of Life”: On Matthew Sturgis’s Biography of Oscar Wilde
“Oscar Wilde: A Life” displays an almost Tolstoyan attention to detail....
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“The Sights and Sounds of Life”: On Matthew Sturgis’s Biography of Oscar Wilde
“Oscar Wilde: A Life” displays an almost Tolstoyan attention to detail....
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