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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....
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....
“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....
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....
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?...
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....
“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....
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....
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....
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....
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....
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....
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....
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....
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....
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....
“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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