“The Political Afterlife Of Paradise Lost”
Inside The OED Offices: How They Define Every Word
“Rebranding Higher Ed As ‘Job Training’ Is An Offense To Humanism”
Will This Moment Reorient Perceptions Of Governmental Forms?
“How much of their freedom people will want back when the pandemic has peaked is an open question. They show little taste for the enforced solidarity of socialism, but they may happily accept a regime of bio-surveillance for the sake of better protection of their health. Digging ourselves out of the pit will demand more […]
Instapoetry (Poetry On Instagram) Continues To Grow — And Spark Debate
“The quality varies, but there is plenty of comically or offensively banal work to be found on Instagram: genuinely insightful or distinctive work is the exception, not the rule. The same tropes and themes appear again and again: lower-case platitudes in typewriter fonts; earnest insistence of the importance of self-love; writing in the second person; […]
Why People Create False Or Alternate Accounts On Social Media
“Once a behaviour reserved for “weirdos” on Reddit and Tumblr, the alt account has now become a staple for internet users on essentially every platform. But anonymity can be a double-edged sword.”