Inside the Mind of the Professional-Managerial Class, Part Four: Notes on the Sex Recession
Can one claim to practice analytic therapy when sexuality no longer threatens the smooth functioning of the rational ego?
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Stable Locus of Personal Identity
The revolutionary blockchain technology for solving an old metaphysical problem.
The Two Sides of the Anti-Bernie Left
A light has been turned on in the darkness. Let’s shelve the undergraduate theses and social media invective and see where it can lead us.
Compliant Baby
Ibram X. Kendi’s <em>Antiracist Baby</em> is undeniably for adults. But what does it do for children?
The Age of Technopopulism?
According to Chris Bickerton and Carlo Invernizzi Accetti, the “populism v. technocracy” dichotomy does not help us make sense of contemporary political reality. Indeed, it is their paradoxical fusion—technopopulism—that underlies all democratic politics today.
Is the Left to Thank for This Stimulus?
If legislation that indicates some meaningful structural shift gets passed, let’s reassess, but until then we should dispense with the comforting illusion of having much sway over a fluid and depressing situation.
In Praise of the Berenstains
By the standards of most children’s books today, the Berenstains' series is an absolutely audacious project.
