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Was Donald Trump Elected Because He Is Laughable?

Reflections on Trump and Sovereignty

Dimitris Vardoulakis December 21, 2016

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Needed Conversations and Ungrounded Narratives

On the 2016 Presidential Election

Leah Triber December 18, 2016

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On Political Resistance

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Deva Woodly December 9, 2016

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Marx’s Radical Development

Following Marx's Train of Thought

Aaron Jaffe November 16, 2016

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The Politics of Nostalgia

The Psychoanalysis of Longing for Politics Past

Stacey Novack November 16, 2016

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Sunday Readings: Texts and Commentary

Michael Quirk November 12, 2016

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America the Troubled

Notes on the Political Landscape of a Divided Nation

Zachary Sunderman November 12, 2016

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What to Do After the Election?

Moving Forward Under a Trump Presidency

Chris Crews November 11, 2016

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The Spectacle of Disintegration

McKenzie Wark November 9, 2016

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The Pursuit of Happiness… and Cruelty

American Politics and its Commitment to Oppression

Kye Barker November 3, 2016

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#BestOf2018: #CHARLOTTESVILLE: BEFORE AND BEYOND (@PublicSeminar), when released in 2018 became the first book published about the August 2017 white supremacist violence. #NSSR2018

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This reveals the State's persistence of honoring racism, and the vulnerability of those who would protest, as it also highlights the heroic role student unions can play against these trends.UNC-Chapel Hill Proposes to Raise Millions to Preserve Silent Sam https://t.co/KOSPTAJE8x

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"On my way to teach each morning at @TheNewSchool, I always say a prayer to my two spirit animals: a gargoyle and a steam pipe." New School poet + teacher A. W. Strouse considers an education spent in Brutalist towers, glass classrooms, and Gothic castles: https://t.co/zeD8a6JPL8

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"On my way to teach each morning at The New School, I always say a prayer to my two spirit animals: a gargoyle and a steam pipe." New School poet and teacher A. W. Strouse considers an education spent in Brutalist towers, glass classrooms, and Gothic castles: …

New York City Buildings Were My Education

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On my way to teach each morning at The New School, I always say a prayer to my two spirit animals: a gargoyle and a steam pipe. Fraternal twins, they adorn a building on the corner of 14th Street and University Place, guarding Union Square. The gargoyle — like a brooch reaching across a thick neck

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"We exist here for and because of the students, and in the classroom is where we can exercise the most agency. If our students are unsafe and unheard, what kind of education can they receive? We cannot take this lightly." …

UNC-Chapel Hill Proposes to Raise Millions to Preserve Silent Sam

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On the night of December 8, after proctoring the final exam for the undergraduate course I teach, I got the phone call that I simultaneously needed and dreaded. “What are your thoughts on participation?” my co-instructor asked. “I have so many overlapping concerns that I don’t know where to …

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The tale of two cultures at the Mannes School of Music and The New School: …

Uncovering the Musical Divide

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When Julia Foulkes, a historian at The New School, asked me to write about the historical cultures that defined the Mannes School of Music and those of the New School, I couldn’t help but think about my own musical pedigree: once a performer, now music scholar. This disciplinary divide is rarely u…

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The Left

Progressives and the Court

Elegy to a Flawed Man?

Two Hearty Cheers for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

For a Terrestrial Politics

Solidarity is Not a Liberal Value

Was Donald Trump Elected Because He Is Laughable?

Reflections on Trump and Sovereignty

Needed Conversations and Ungrounded Narratives

On the 2016 Presidential Election

On Political Resistance

Public Seminar Teach In

Marx’s Radical Development

Following Marx's Train of Thought

The Politics of Nostalgia

The Psychoanalysis of Longing for Politics Past

Sunday Readings: Texts and Commentary

America the Troubled

Notes on the Political Landscape of a Divided Nation

What to Do After the Election?

Moving Forward Under a Trump Presidency

The Spectacle of Disintegration

The Pursuit of Happiness… and Cruelty

American Politics and its Commitment to Oppression