by Sindre Bangstad
...to counter “radicalization.” Though experts would still be hard pressed to offer any conceptual or definitional clarity about what exactly radicalization entails, a significant industry of security and counter-radicalization consultants,...
...in relation to nonhumans, to recognize the agency of nonhumans and things, and to conceive of human flourishing as deeply entangled in the flourishing of nonhuman worlds. In re-emphasizing the...
various humans were simultaneously extraordinary (in that they were a minority of humans) and ordinary (in that they nonetheless appeared with some frequency in the natural world). And in their...
...rhythm of bodily becoming in which all humans participate. A human is this ongoing, open-ended process of creating and becoming patterns of movement that guide her thought and action in...
...racial “spirit,” the pioneering comparativist Max Müller would later insist that all peoples and their religions emerged from common origins. Calling for a new “Science of Religion” to trace that...
their frantic gaiety. Occasionally, someone following a silent command stops to pick up a gigantic new toy or a fifth of scotch and holding it up over his or her...
