The Critical Zone of Science and Politics: An Interview with Bruno Latour
Bruno Latour on climate change, the earth as termite mound, and why he only drinks Burgundy.
"You can't ignore politics, no matter how much you'd like to." — Molly Ivins
Bruno Latour on climate change, the earth as termite mound, and why he only drinks Burgundy.
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Franz BaumannFeb 21, 2018
Jonathan Blake surveys several recent works on the refugee crises.
Jonathan S. BlakeFeb 21, 2018
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Yxta Maya MurrayFeb 20, 2018
A memoir from the co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement.
Stephanie AbrahamFeb 19, 2018
When professional mastery equals political quietism.
David Palumbo-LiuFeb 18, 2018
Ideas wither when they aren’t challenged, and the greatest free speech problem in the United States may be on the left.
Mark EdmundsonFeb 17, 2018
What duties do black citizens owe to a biased “justice” system?
Jody D. ArmourFeb 17, 2018
The American fetish for firearms goes back to the nation’s genocidal roots, a new book argues.
Mark TreckaFeb 15, 2018
The Vietnam War came home in scattered flashes of horror and memory.
Paulina BorsookFeb 15, 2018
Is the federal bureaucracy one of the United States’s treasures?
Max HolleranFeb 12, 2018
In American politics, we aren’t witnessing an unprecedented outbreak of lying. Another term is more appropriate: bullshit.
Philip KitcherFeb 12, 2018