ARTS & CULTURE
Mirages of the self
Isolation, wandering, and the solitary quest in American wasteland cinema
We cannot kill “What’s Killing the Poets?”
"What’s Killing the Poets?" may not have qualified for any awards, but it won the audience Dramafest
Home is where the art is
The argument for museological repatriation
The university speaks
Brian Soucek’s newest book addresses universities’ most pressing questions on academic freedom
Bring us back home
Chinese artefacts and repatriation in Britain and Canada
The word known to all men
Love in the negative space
Love in the time of dating apps
Though they are ubiquitous in the twenty-first century dating scene, dating apps have commodified love
“It’s, Like, Primal, [and Really Not] Sexual”: Against Romanticizing the Violence of Wuthering Heights
Opposing Emerald Fennell's attempt to rebrand a story of psychological and physical abuse as “the greatest love story of all time”
What ought we to forget?
Dorothea Lasky’s new essay collection questions how we ought to remember ourselves
The Art of Autofiction
The fine line between creativity and reality