Pressing Pause
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In a post-COVID world, instead of locking us down, pressing pause could actually open us up.
Protest and Spectacle in Lafayette Square
Posted on June 18, 2020
Image: Protesters react to tear gas at George Floyd protests in Washington, D.C. Rosa Pineda via Wikimedia Commons.
Protest and spectacle are not merely symbols.
Two Cheers for Assisted Living
Posted on June 17, 2020
Image: US Air Force security forces personnel works with a member of the Colorado National Guard to test patients for coronavirus at a Colorado nursing home, June 2020; US Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sgt. John Rohrer; flickr.com.
The COVID crisis has changed our perceptions of assisted living communities, perhaps permanently.
Faulkner as Futurist
Faulkner’s treatment of the past means much for the nature of our future.
Closing Time
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Clare Coffey
Posted on June 4, 2020
Image: Drug addict on London street; Jeff Gilbert/Alamy Stock Photo.
Two new books discuss the extremes of the American economy.
The Uniqueness of the Here and Now
The solitude of sickness is not a waste of time but rather a compression of it, a bundle the size of a pill bottle.