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Category: Critical Analysis

Critical Analysis

What is Life? Artificial Intelligence and Philosophy in Star Trek by Justin(e) Norton-Kertson

19 Jun 202117 Oct 2024
Image Source To Seek Out New Life. It’s the primary mission of the Enterprise ships and others within the Federation’s Starfleet. Both within the Star Trek universe as well as…
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Queering the Binaries: Belonging and Becoming in Dee Rees’ 2011 “Pariah” by Danielle Straus

21 May 202121 May 2021
image source “Just do it- do it now, lick it good, suck this pussy just like you should,” the camera rotates, with the unfolding of our first introduction to Alike…
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Before Jane, Heathcliff, and Agnes: An Introduction to the Brontës’ Worlds of Glass Town, Angria, and Gondal by Nicola Friar

1 Apr 20211 Apr 2021
Image source The Brontë sisters are three of the most successful and beloved authors of all time. Charlotte (1816-1855), Emily (1818-1848), and Anne (1820-1849) were born to Patrick and Maria…
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Catharsis by Proxy – Tyler, The Creator’s IGOR by Jayant Bakshi

8 Oct 202017 Oct 2024
Image source: Tyler, the Creator’s IGOR/ Pitchfork I’m sure most of us remember the non-apocalyptic times that were the 2010s. The 2010s, much like the '70s, were the stepchild of…
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Zayn Made 2020 Much #Better by Anushka Bidani

25 Sep 202018 Oct 2024
source: @zaynmalik /Twitter I've got this playlist in my phone called "rain"; & it's essentially a collection of songs I can chill out to when it's raining & I'm among…
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A Birthday Between Friends: Ellen Nussey and Charlotte Brontë by Kimberly Eve

24 Sep 2020
Image source: annebronte.org “Friendship, however, is a plant which cannot be forced. True friendship is no gourd, springing in a night and withering in a day. When first I saw…
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“Fine Line”: Summer Skies & Empty Hands by Anushka Bidani

21 Sep 202018 Oct 2024
Image source: WallpaperCave This fucking album. I honestly love it & hate it in equal measure at this point because it's been NINE months since it first dropped & I'm…
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A Review: Film “Things to Come” by Amelia David

20 Sep 202020 Sep 2020
Image source: IMP Awards Over the past few months, my obsession with women has reached new heights. I read their writing obsessively and inhale their movements in films as if…
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The Four Houses: Cool, Dope, Fresh, and Smart-Brained by Hannah Madonna

19 Sep 201917 Oct 2024
Image source: www.bleedingcool.com We, as a species, have always liked sorting ourselves and others into different, discrete categories. Think about astrological signs, or Meyers-Briggs types. These give us some insight into…
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The King of a Continent: Microwaving Bread and Layering Vocals by Jayant Bakshi

28 Aug 201917 Oct 2024
Image source: Rolling Stone Imagine being a ten year old in Jakarta, who is homeschooled and works at his mom’s cafe. The ten year old speaks multiple Oriental languages, but…

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