The Genealogies of Modernity Journal
Hit Man and Modern Humans
Murder is a real conundrum for modern humans. Officially, we are against it.
Elizabeth Stice on the violence at the heart of modern life
Uncomfortable Truths about Our Times: Beef & Notes from the Underground, Part II
Though Beef does not end with a “born again” moment, it points us to the hunger for one.
Elizabeth Stice on two artistic windows into ourselves and our times
Uncomfortable Truths about Our Times: Beef & Notes from the Underground, Part I
Beef draws attention to the hamster wheel of our America today.
Elizabeth Stice on two artistic windows into ourselves and our times
Ruled by Different Rhythms
The way to break the vicious cycle of Fascism and Anti-Fascism… is to embrace a more personalistic conception of the state which sees in the individual a meeting place of relationships of every kind.
Matthew Scarince on Christ Stopped at Eboli
The Gilded Age
Modern American viewers seem to suffer from the same bias as The Gilded Age characters themselves: if it isn’t the English way, it isn’t anything at all.
Jacob Martin on Julian Fellows’s newest television series
Severance: of Body and Soul
If you give your soul to the enterprise, for the sake of your desire to live a meaningful life beyond its reach, you might be rewarded with the blessing of forgetting that such a life was ever possible.
Daniel Cunningham on the neoliberal wager