The Poet in His Labyrinth
“Criticism unfolds the possibility of freedom and is thus an invitation to action.” “Criticism tells us that we should learn […]
Category: ideology
The Poet in His Labyrinth
“Criticism unfolds the possibility of freedom and is thus an invitation to action.” “Criticism tells us that we should learn […]
Electioneering
Note: I was working on this list-cum-manifesto during the recent elections in the U.S. and found it now in my […]
Electioneering
Note: I was working on this list-cum-manifesto during the recent elections in the U.S. and found it now in my […]
All Apologies
Any time an apology is issued, we need to ask why. Just who exactly is she apologizing to? Can you […]
All Apologies
Any time an apology is issued, we need to ask why. Just who exactly is she apologizing to? Can you […]
Antimanifesto for a Simulated World
Jean Baudrillard’s 1981 Simulacra and Simulation, translated by Sheila Faria Glaser in 1994, contains a four-page essay entitled “Hypermarket and […]
Late Modern Sculpture
It seems that I’ve gotten several new visitors to this blog from the TOL article on Prague’s late communist public […]
Capitalism
Shopkeeper brandishes gun to prevent “looters”–otherwise known as desperate and traumatized survivors–from foraging for food and supplies. The only justice […]
Strange Prisoners and the Ends of Mythology
“Individual responsibility” is code for the worst kind of social engineering: libertarian ideology. The only ideology that has no basis […]
