By: William Nericcio

She helped pioneer second-wave feminism.

By: Jerrold Freitag

He builds churches of disaster, museums of accidents.

By: William Nericcio

The Cuban writer who was the toast of 1960s-70s Paris.

By: Mark Kingwell

“Yale Scholar Wrote for Pro-Nazi Newspaper”

By: Joshua Glenn

Richard Linklater adapts Philip K. Dick’s A Scanner Darkly.

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: Joshua Glenn

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

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: Mark Kingwell

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

By: Joshua Glenn

Charming vs. Creepy is the battle of our age.

By: Brian Berger

Rhapsodic, recondite philosopher of music, hope, and Stalin.

By: Ingrid Schorr

To think, to heal, and to write.

By: Tom Nealon

His criticism was easy to parody, infuriating, and brilliant.