Tag: capitalism

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Gender Blur

Alex V Green

October 24, 2022

Is they/them just another dead end?

There’s No Such Thing as a Free Market

Robin Kaiser-Schatzlein

October 13, 2022

The long and sordid history of an economic fantasy.

Everyone’s a Critic

John Merrick

August 25, 2022

A radical tradition of cultural critique is at risk of extinction.

Nothin’ but the Rent

Trevor Jackson

May 04, 2022

Has the dominance of rentier wealth led us into a new phase of capitalism?

The Replacements

Rithika Ramamurthy

January 05, 2022

Amber Husain’s Replace Me turns the cultural logic of capitalism on its head.

Carnival of Souls

Dustin Illingworth

December 20, 2021

On the exhilarating bleakness of Rafael Chirbes’s fiction.

The Life and Death of Modern Homosexuality

Ben Miller

January 28, 2021

Maybe the problem is precisely the ease with which we assume that there is a queer “us.”

All at Sea

Harris Feinsod

August 24, 2020

Surveying the watery expanses of the world economy.

Storm in a Teacup

Francis Wade

July 16, 2020

On tea, colonial trade, and the origins of capitalism in India and China.

Giving Back to Themselves

Saritha Ramakrishna

June 22, 2020

Police foundations exemplify the logic of racial capitalism.

This Brand is Late Capitalism

Rachel Connolly

February 19, 2020

A lifestyle writing tic outlives its usefulness.

Impossible Contradictions

Brendan O’Connor

February 04, 2020

When capitalism and nativism find themselves at a crossroads