By: Joshua Glenn

A Tale of Two Magazines

By: Joshua Glenn

It’s not about coming up with answers but finding a way to ask the questions.

By: Mark Kingwell

He urged an endless, playful agonistics of intellectual engagement.

By: Mark Kingwell

He analyzed the motives of every act, including the act of analysis.

By: Greg Rowland

Socratic irony… elenctic method, or Skrull stratagem?

By: Joshua Glenn

Skepticism, cynicism, irony, and contempt vs. the BIP

By: Peggy Nelson

He insisted that he was a poet, no matter what the medium.

By: Lucy Sante

A founding member of the Bouzingos.

By: Lucy Sante

He was called “the musketeer of anarchy.”

By: Brian Berger

He wrote “The Philosophy of Breaking Through”

By: Mark Kingwell

Desire seeks the Real but is trapped in the Symbolic order of language and representation.

By: Mark Kingwell

Theorizing in a style that must be described as cheerful despair.

By: Tim Carmody

“It is not at all with ideas that one makes poetry. It is with words.”

By: Mark Kingwell

Reason itself becomes the monster.

By: Mark Kingwell

He tracked the “lines of flight” that ideas can take up against power.