Artificial Negligence
Dennis M. Hogan
Faculty sense that AI could make old-fashioned teaching and learning much more difficult to achieve, if not obsolete.
Foot Soldiers of Financialization
Chris Arnade
We still live in the nation that the yuppies built, to the enduring chagrin of a majority of their fellow citizens.
Who Wants to Be a Professor?
Mary Townsend
I can almost remember the first time I noticed professors were a thing.
Current Issue
Of Continuing Interest
A selection of articles from the archives
The New Old Ways of Self-Help
Elisabeth Lasch-Quinn
Not only do we collect multiple experiences, but we really wish to be multiple.
The Myth of the Friedman Doctrine
Kyle Edward Williams
Friedman’s viewpoint went far deeper and has been more lasting than the politics of 1970.
American Captivity
Ed Simon
The captivity narrative is the most American of genres, not just in fostering fear, paranoia, and violence but in contributing to the creation myth of a new variety of person: the American.
