By Aya Anzouk One of the most disheartening revelations I have experienced since the start of my academic journey is… Read more The Quiet Displacement of the Humanities in a Metrics-Obsessed Academy
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Review: Solidarity with Children
By Adora Svitak One of my keenest sensory memories from childhood is of having a sound technician’s hand between my… Read more Review: Solidarity with Children
So Comrades, Come Jockey
by Tyler Thier So comrades, come rally/And the last fight let us face/The Internationale unites the human race. —The First… Read more So Comrades, Come Jockey
The Problem(s) They Failed to Name: Betty Friedan, White Feminism, and Empire
By Aya Anzouk As women began reclaiming their own voices and creating their own narratives, various feminisms became the medium(s)… Read more The Problem(s) They Failed to Name: Betty Friedan, White Feminism, and Empire
Fireworks in the Gothic Labyrinth: Adorno, Jameson, and the Pleasures of Nevermore
By Yanis Iqbal As I watched the new season of Wednesday, I found myself absorbed in the majesty and mystery… Read more Fireworks in the Gothic Labyrinth: Adorno, Jameson, and the Pleasures of Nevermore
Rap and the American Religion
By Jacob Potash “We are a religiously mad culture, furiously searching for the spirit, but each of us is subject… Read more Rap and the American Religion
Tuva to Istanbul: A brief history of Buddhist Turks From Uighur roots to present day practice
By Matt Hanson Prefatory note: The affliction of ethnocentric, religious nationalism continues to ravage the inherent pluralism of human societies… Read more Tuva to Istanbul: A brief history of Buddhist Turks From Uighur roots to present day practice
KPop Demon Hunters and the Fantasy of Healing: Sing Your Shame, Save the World
By Yanis Iqbal In KPop Demon Hunters (2025), the lore tells us that demons led by their ruler Gwi-Ma “steal… Read more KPop Demon Hunters and the Fantasy of Healing: Sing Your Shame, Save the World
Western Feminism and the Freudian Riddle: A Critique of a Critique
By Aya Anzouk It is virtually impossible to conceive of Sigmund Freud without also considering the manner in which his… Read more Western Feminism and the Freudian Riddle: A Critique of a Critique
What’s Motherhood, When All’s Done, But the Giving and Taking of Wounds?
By Mahim Lakhani The horrors of the institution of motherhood transcend time. It is an evergreen space offering fears and… Read more What’s Motherhood, When All’s Done, But the Giving and Taking of Wounds?
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