By John Muckelbauer and Nathaniel Street Issue 3 December 12, 2019 Download PDF 1. Different, Like Me I want to be different, like everybody else.I want to be just like all the different people.I have no further interest in being the sameBecause I have seen difference all aroundAnd now I know that that’s what I […]
By David J. Gunkel Issue 3 October 10, 2019 Download PDF From the beginning—actually from before the beginning—it is clear that the subject of Jeff Nealon’s I’m Not Like Everybody Else is situated on the side of consumption and concerns the activities of the pop music fan. This is immediately […]
By Cindy Zeiher Issue 2 May 4, 2019 Download PDF Feminists have argued for years that care needs to be more valued […] As long as caring remains a subordinate activity and value within the framework of a competitive, “winner-take-all” society, caring well within one’s family will make one not a friend but an enemy of […]
By Ryan Netzley Issue 2 March 5, 2019 Download PDF “This” is the real enemy. That is, haecceity, the deictic particularity that shatters—and does not replace—the analogical unity of Thomism. For Scott Ferguson, the solution to the ontological problem introduced by Duns Scotus is a Modern Monetary Theory that resuscitates, […]