...if only we would look—a New Age marketplace, a mythical mashup, a collection of “wild facts,” as William James called psychical and mystical phenomena, or of wild talents, as Charles...
...economy—treating it as if it were a living being—brings to mind Karl Marx’s famous discussion of commodity fetishism. As Marx taught us, fetishization obscures human labor. In the case of...
...the vast amount of Edward Said I’d been reading lately, especially his reference to Marx about representation (and then Gayatri Spivak’s critique of Marx). The Help, based on a popular...
...points for further reflection in all them, this is something of my reaction to Michael Gillespie’s and Jane Wills’s reviews. In responding to their critiques I will put them in...
...Marquette Professor of Theology Daniel C. Maguire has written a scathing open letter to Marquette President Robert Wild and Provost John Pauly, calling for Wild’s resignation and for Wild’s successor...
Geert Wilders, a member of the Dutch Parliament, released “Fitna” in 2008, a controversial short film about the Qur’an and Islamist terror. Recently, Jeff Jacoby of the Boston Globe interviewed...
results prove it, I think. It would be hard to show that the Americans were more willing than the French to sacrifice themselves in Vietnam, and both were less willing...
...of the bleak nature of the wilderness into which rare and prophetic voices like Shakman Hurd’s are crying. In her approach to the intellectual and political stakes of the current...
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