Making the Dull Compulsions Sexy Again
<em>The Class Matrix</em> is essential reading. It’s too bad it’s wasted on academics.
PMC
Against Social Justice Therapy
Social Justice Therapy offers a new guarantee of living the righteous middle-class dream, and risks, despite its intentions, involving therapists in a fraud.
The Pitfalls of Polemic, or How to Criticize the Crankiest Class of Critics
A review of Catherine Liu’s <em>Virtue Hoarders</em>.
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?
The PMC Gets Organized
“Minority unions” could be a fruitful path forward at a nadir of labor’s power, but their lack of focus on traditional workplace demands speaks to a worrying professional-managerial class orientation within these pressure groups.
Moral Minoritarianism from the Ashes of Left Populism
From its initial task of rethinking mobilization for an age of demobilization, the aim of the remaining Left populists will be to manage mobilization in an age of potential remobilization.
