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  • P.T.E.D (Post Traumatic Election Disorder)

    By Maria Cristina Aguirre | November 20th, 2016

    There is a new diagnosis not yet included in the DSM 5. It’s P.T.E.D. Post Traumatic Election Disorder. I, as many other Americans are suffering from this, angry, anxious and […]

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  • The Day After

    By Cyrus Saint Amand Poliakoff | November 11th, 2016

    Our president elect spoke repeatedly of dreams in his victory address. It was an insane dream I had refused to believe. The perverse will of jouissance was enough for one […]

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  • Distancing death

    By Caroline Leduc | November 6th, 2016

    The introduction of combat drones in military operations has revolutionised the art of warfare and made it possible to kill enemies from a distance. The drone is well suited to […]

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  • Berlin Chronicle

    By Natalie Wülfing | November 1st, 2016

    It is often said that Berlin will become the new London, the chosen home of a multitude of immigrant communities who shape and define the city’s charm, along with a […]

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  • To Marry Oneself

    By Hélène Bonnaud | October 23rd, 2016

    The concept of a couple 1 has changed considerably: master-signifier of our time, it has become an autonomous entity which has to be treated as if it were fragile and […]

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  • Bartleby, The Scrivener

    By Dora Pertesi | October 9th, 2016

    Bartleby’s unexpected unwillingness is acknowledged by his boss not just as puzzling but, mainly, as a subversion of the ruling class. A subversion, which ‘contaminates’, literally speaking, the rest of […]

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  • Of What Use is a Misunderstanding

    By Luc Garcia | October 2nd, 2016

    A misunderstanding has funny mechanics: the person speaking and the person listening don’t associate the same signification to a word. It’s a very short, dense, instant and most often no […]

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  • The Voice of Stephen Hawking and the Tiger

    By Scott Wilson | September 24th, 2016

    The Vocoder produces an un-modulated form of speech that sounds robotic, partly because of the monotony assumed for the machine, but also because of the use of similar devices in […]

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  • Subjects of Instruments

    By Sam Calmeyn | September 10th, 2016

    Pokémon Go has been dominating the media and the streets, with crowds gathering and provoking chaos when rare characters appear on screen. It shows us to what extent Lacans statement: […]

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  • Gustavo Dessal, Surviving Anne

    By Scott Wilson | September 10th, 2016

    It is in this context of ‘a world where the difference between delusion and reality was shown to be completely useless’, (Dessal, 231) that Gustavo Dessal’s remarkable new novel Surviving […]

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