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On "Tampopo" (1985)
Sridhar Bhagavathula

August 2022

A Case Study of Indianapolis' Red Line
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March 2022

Algorithms Are Convenient--but What Are We Giving Up?
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January 2022

Why should we move to find Countries and climates of another kind? What exile leaves himself behind? —Horace Today that line may well read, “what exile…
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December 2021

A Toast to Hitch, Ten Years On
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On Werner Herzog's "Signs of Life" (1968)
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November 2021

Most people, even otherwise smart and successful people, don’t really know how to read. Words, for them, can interact with existing frames in their…
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September 2021

After an aborted attempt at reading a listless novel, I picked up something which was sure to make my spine tingle: Vladimir Nabokov’s Invitation to a…
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April 2021

Nourishment in the Age of Content
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October 2020

Radical Thinking à la Carte
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July 2020

Musicians, especially flutists, are ridiculous. The field is populated by garden-variety village idiots, and the profession is largely a closed circle…
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