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Rash Reading, Slow Watching with Virginia Woolf and Chantal Akerman
3+ mon, 4+ day ago (286+ words) a magazine of ideas, arts, and scholarship Woolf’s pacifism and feminism so closely inform her writerly logic that she explicitly discusses reading as political action, albeit a small one.3 Read the classics rashly, Woolf suggests, read them as you would…...
Mirta Ojito on “Deeper than the Ocean”
4+ mon, 4+ week ago (136+ words) Public Books a magazine of ideas, arts, and scholarship Mirta Ojito on “Deeper than the Ocean” Deeper Than the Ocean The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Mirta Ojito, who has written two non-fiction books, has now written her first novel. Deeper Than…...
If on a Winter???s Night a Reader???
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (453+ words) answer to this question depends on which century’s literary practices are queried, and if the reader expects...narrative with a purpose, most books inflame her literary malady of bibliophobia. What happens when plot...
Eisenstein’s Unrealized Worlds
7+ mon, 2+ day ago (242+ words) a magazine of ideas, arts, and scholarship Yet he ultimately planned to depict state-sponsored pogroms, the empire’s antisemitic policies, and an unjust trial led by politically motivated officials readily persecuting citizens. Given the nationalist and imperialist trends that had solidified…...
The Shape of Ménage à Trois to Come
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (1122+ words) a magazine of ideas, arts, and scholarship There is a formula in sitcoms. As explicit as in French court poetry or Shakespearean romances, the sitcom expects the restoration of order. In a sitcom, the desire shifts and changes the bodies…...
“No Future” Lexicon: Nothingness
6+ mon, 2+ week ago (212+ words) a magazine of ideas, arts, and scholarship “Amid the vastness of the things among which we live, the existence of nothingness holds the first place.” —The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci Nothingness, in this sense, has exerted no selective pressure…...