Fool Me Twice
The shamed retreat into themselves, but the guilty can take responsibility for their actions. A Review of Frédéric Gros’s A Philosophy of Shame.
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Ending the Spectacle of Infantilism
The youth mental health crisis speaks to the abnegation of responsibility among adults—liberals and leftists foremost. Unmediated expressions of distress in spectacle-oriented activities must be rejected for a mature, radical politics.
Reification, Resentment, and the Enduring Appeal of Right-Wing Rhetoric
A Review of Marxist Modernism by Gillian Rose
Breaking News
It’s no secret that journalism is in tatters, undermined at the bottom by the decline of local news reporting and at the top by elite hobnobbing and foundation dollars. In this situation, journalists have a responsibility to ignore the trappings of partisan praise and attack the powers that be.
Right?
A curious filler word plagues professional-class liberal speech patterns. What does it mean?
Something is rotten in the state of Schengen
The Schengen Treaty of 1985 promised to create a Europe without borders. But free movement for Europeans came at the expense of everyone else.
Class Patricide
What does the United Healthcare CEO assassination really tell us about class in America?
