The Possibilities for New Ways of Living
What students help their professors learn about teaching the Anthropocene
Why Should Data Determine Who We Are?
Steffen Mau’s “Quantified Self” explains how we can reclaim agency over our digital lives
Smart Media Is a Pain
As machine intelligence advances, we encounter the painful limits of our social intelligence
How Does Animation Change our Concept of Life and What Kind of Ethics Does it Require?
A Conversation with Media Historian and Theorist Deborah Levitt
In Search of an Ethics for the Age of Animation
An Excerpt from Media Historian and Theorist Deborah Levitt’s Latest Book
Lessons for Democrats from 1970’s Chile
The striking parallels between the Chilean media polarization leading up to Pinochet’s coup and our current journalistic and political schisms
Blitzkrieg Baby
Why Paul Virilio’s critiques of warfare, acceleration, and media technologies remain prescient and essential
Envisaging the EU’s future with Hannah Arendt: Taking plurality seriously!
Arendt’s concept of humans as relational selves can transform the EU into a promising political object in a globalized era
