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In the conventional, thetic, paranoid form of reading imposed on children, every text is a kind of a puzzle. You can read it simply, enjoying the shape of the words in your mouth, their indistinct resonances, their minute associations which seem to hold a special meaning for you and you alone, or t…
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(noun) a usually rhetorical break in the flow of sound in the middle of a line of verse / (noun) a break in the flow of sound in a verse caused by the ending of a word within a foot / (noun) break interruption / (noun) a pause marking a rhythmic point of division in a melody
Those who wish today to philosophize in Marx not only come after him, but come after Marxism: they cannot be content merely to register the caesura Marx created, but must also think on the ambivalence of the effects that caesura produced – both in its proponents and its opponents
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The Corporation Does Not Always Have To Win
Albert Burneko
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The Concourse
Ready Player One Finds The Bleak Limits Of Nostalgia
Jeb Lund
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The Concourse
The ungrateful refugee: ‘We have no debt to repay’
by
Dina Nayeri
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The Guardian
Accelerationism: how a fringe philosophy predicted the future we live in
by Andy Beckett
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The Guardian
An interview with Thomas Piketty
LSE International Inequalities Institute Working Paper 1
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Medium
What Would the Frankfurt School Think of Social Media?
by Kumars Salehi
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Verso Blog
The Dangerous Myth of 'Taxpayer Money'
Raúl Carrillo & Jesse Myerson
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Splinter
Citizen Thiel
by Guy Patrick Cunningham
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Los Angeles Review of Books
The Essentials of Socialist Writing
by
Vijay Prashad
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Jacobin
Chasing Utopias
by
Sam Gindin
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Jacobin
The Disruptors: An Interview with J. W. Mason
by
J. W. Mason
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Jacobin
The first step is admitting that you’re a worker
by
Jasmine Chorley Foster
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The New Pretender
Dear Fuck-Up: How do you live when everything sucks?
by
Brandy Jensen
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The Outline
There is no such thing as being ready for love
by
Helena Fitzgerald
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The Outline
Plenty in an age of scarcity
by
Richard Seymour
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Patreon
When humanity doesn't rock
by
Richard Seymour
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Patreon
Digital Proudhonism
by
Gavin C Mueller
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b2o
Two-Faced
by
Daniel Joseph
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Real Life
Code of Conduct
by
Daniel Joseph
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Real Life
You Only Run For the Border When You See the Whole City Running As Well
by
Vijay Prashad
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Tricontinental
The Illegitimacy of the Ruling Class
by
Thea Riofrancos
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In These Times
Super Position
by
David Graeber
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The New Inquiry
Hurt People
by
Bobby London
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The New Inquiry
Further Materials Toward a Theory of the Man-Child
by
Mal Ahern,
Moira Weigel
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The New Inquiry
I miss you
by
Shady Sands
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Team Liquid
How to Say You Maybe Don’t Want to Be Married Anymore
Sarah Bregel takes a close look at her marriage after two kids, and wonders, how hard is too hard?
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Longreads
Alberto Toscano: Solidarity and Political Work
by
Alberto Toscano
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Historical Materialism
Me and My Shadow
by
Jane Tompkins
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MISC
scaffolding
by
Helena Fitzgerald
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Griefbacon
Book chapters (275)
On Satire
The Editors
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The Point Issue 14
Project Runway
How to build a better failure.
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Failure (Logic #5)
Looking for a Garde of Which to Be Avant: An Interview with David Foster Wallace
Hugh Kennedy and Geoffrey Polk / 1993
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Conversations with David Foster Wallace
With Strings Attached
by Melisa Handl and Susan Spronk
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Uneven and Combined
An Expanded Interview with David Foster Wallace
Larry McCaffery / 1993
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Conversations with David Foster Wallace
The Magic Kingdom
The dark side of the Disney dream
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The Baffler #45: Chronic Youth
Fairouz in Exile
Life after Syria
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Bottoms Up
Strike with the Band
The meritocratic failures of classical music
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The Baffler: The Contract State (#47)
The Wife Glitch
Household tech makes women’s work profitable—for men
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The Baffler Issue 51: The Saving Power
Been Down So Long It Looks Like Debt to Me
An American family’s struggle for student loan redemption
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The Baffler No. 40 - Forced Exposure
Base Culture
This land is Helmand
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n+1 Issue 33: Overtime
The Century of Spin
In the formative days of public relations, elites imagined a “guided democracy”
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The Baffler #44 - Truth Decay
The Museum of Failed Startups
The purest way to study startup as a culture is through failure.
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Failure (Logic #5)
Intelligence
by Andrew Goffey
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Software Studies: A Lexicon
Interrupt
by Simon Yuill
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Software Studies: A Lexicon
Life Aboard the Rocket Ship: An Interview with an Anonymous Engineer
An engineer fails up, down, and sideways.
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Failure (Logic #5)
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