Neoliberal Academia: The Death of Morality at UofT
Neoliberal academia has quietly yet increasingly undermined UofT’s moral principles
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Lenses of identity
Exploring cameras as artefacts of memory and self
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Art is power. Power is art.
Investigating the relationship between cultural sovereignty and Congolese emancipation
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Review: VCDS’s Metamorphoses
How, through tragedy, Metamorphoses teaches its audience to love
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Simulacra and stimulation
It’s a two syllable word that is everywhere and nowhere at once. Taboo—easy to miss, yet glaringly obvious. But what
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Phil Ochs: The forgotten voice of protest folk
I can’t stop thinking about the 60s. Today’s world events seem like a strange, disjointed sequel to the events of
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“Gin will make you blind!”
“Old wives’ tales,” dementia, and piecing together the metaphysical enigma that is my grandmother’s life “Y’know, my mother always told
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Wake up sheeple?
Conspiracies and pseudoscience: how “crunchy” ideals can go hand-in-hand with right-wing politics The term ‘sheeple’ has become popular within many