The love of the thrill
An exploration of crime literature To turn the page and discover new facts, expose a new suspect, uncover a betrayal,
An exploration of crime literature To turn the page and discover new facts, expose a new suspect, uncover a betrayal,
I spent my summer reading A Rebours by Joris-Karl Huysmans, a story about a frail young misanthrope named Des Esseintes
Resistance, queerness, and performance perfection It’s only September, and Urinetown at the Theatre Pass Murielle has already given every other
Chicago chef’s use of a strawberry and tomato exhibit René Descartes’ deceptive senses Strawberries that taste like tomatoes? Floating apple-flavoured
A guide to detecting visual illusions and deceptive cues To the readers, please note that having an experience related to
Why the love of a grandmother can be more self-serving than it seems My grandmother loves me. I hope yours
Veiling verity: on AI and journalism One of the many joys of working in academia and journalism is the opportunity
A sociological understanding of how AI adopts and reproduces oppressive, traditionally ‘feminine’ gender roles. The relationship between gender and artificial
The paradox of male performativity I recently got into a tiff with a friend of mine about the pink heart
For a social and political power so constantly exploited by the United States as language, even the current administration demonstrates