A note from the editor
Jane Doe A few weeks ago, my roommates and I sat together, buried under blankets, pillows, and an eerie quiet.
Features, Volume 69, Volume 69 Issue 3
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Around the world at TIFF
Crossing continents between Osgoode and St. Andrew There are a lot of reasons that someone might call TIFF magical. Maybe
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Creation of Dracula
The vampire, the concept and the character, has existed for millennia. Camazotz inhabited the caves of Mesoamerica, the Vetala dwelled
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A note from the editor
Veiling verity: on AI and journalism One of the many joys of working in academia and journalism is the opportunity
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Like a “real” girl
A sociological understanding of how AI adopts and reproduces oppressive, traditionally ‘feminine’ gender roles. The relationship between gender and artificial
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You are your own voyeur
The paradox of male performativity I recently got into a tiff with a friend of mine about the pink heart
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Avant tout, soyons canadiens
The odyssey of the Franco-Canadian identity Over the course of the past month I spent overseas, and especially upon returning
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Will guilt ridden men always save the day?
The Odyssey + Oppenheimer: a comparison What do two of Christopher Nolan’s most recent films, The Odyssey and Oppenheimer, have
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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