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Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 102 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArtsPhilosophySociety & Culture |
A chance to reflect, with journalism professor Jeff Sharlet, on his book, "The Undertow: Scenes From A Slow Civil War," the looming threat of acceleration, the methods and media of lingering, documentary modernism, and monsters within. For a bibliogr... more
The finale of "A Tale of Today," the eleventh season of "The American Vandal." Matt Seybold offers his journey of curiosity from the end of "Criticism LTD" to "The Technofeudal Text." Cast (in order of appearance): Matt Seybold, Nathan Wolff Soundtra... more
Remastered audio of Fredric Jameson's second lecture at the 1977 Institute On Culture & Society sponsored by the Marxist Literary Group and hosted by St. Cloud State University. For further context, consider listening to "The Jameson Tapes" episodes ... more
The second episode contextualizing Fredric Jameson's lectures at the 1977 Institute On Culture & Society begins with a discussion of Jameson's controversial efforts to resuscitate György Lukács. From this begins a conversation about moment of high th... more
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The discussions primarily revolve around the intersections of literature, culture, and history, with a specific focus on critical literary theory and contemporary societal issues. Episodes tackle themes such as Marxism, technofeudalism, and the ideological implications of modern narratives, often referencing influential thinkers like Fredric Jameson. This content is enriched by a variety of guest scholars and critics who present diverse perspectives on the relationship between literature and socio-political contexts, making it a deep well of intellectual dialogue that appeals to enthusiasts of literary criticism and socio-cultural analysis. The podcast is unique for its commitment to exploring the intricacies of American society through the... more
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