Well I’d like to see how the interests of capital could possibly assert themselves through THIS unhinged set of actors!
*The cunning of reason causes objects to act and re-act in accordance with their own nature easily* Ah! Well. Nevertheless,
As the academic whose book is cited multiple times in this article, I want to make it clear: the data center revolt is great and we need more of it. (Getting a little sick of journalists purposefully misreading my arguments)
Text from mom: My cousin died last night. Her house caught fire. Maybe arson. She was 87. You met her once in 1997.
Me: I’m so sorry to hear that. Let me know if you wanna call
Mom: 👍 How do I watch Netflix on ipad
@SamBuntz but wright was early 20th c left, and arguably its biggest literary figure! i think he had to slot them into a separate category of “race lit” even if he didn’t realize it.
@BoneJail I saw an analysis that liminal spaces that look like dilapidated malls/stores/offices as being the new generation's versions of the earlier horror creators fascination with decaying victorian mansions and castles: living in the haunted ruins of past prosperity
You guys are such cliches. He has no idea what he's wearing. He's buttoned both buttons on a two button jacket, which is basically never acceptable. He's wearing a tie pin with a waistcoat. The collar is wrong and it's unbuttoned. Combining 1920s hair with a Victorian moustache is gauche. He looks like a waiter at a try-hard artisanal cocktail place in 2014.
@Is_Not_Brian imho ebert missed the satire being about not racist stereotypes per se but how these “progressive” films still trafficked in them while demanding we treat them seriously.